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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2909, 7 March 1891, Page 3

AUSTRALIAN NEWS. (|IY Et.ECTRIf! TKLKORAI'II. — COPYRIOUT.) Syu.vky, February 18. Sip Okokqk Ghey was to-day pr<" si'iitcl with a very flattering address ]iv thn Finglo Tax League. In reply Sir stated that ho believed that 111 tin- wxt session of parliament, ttii' Xr:\v Zealand Government would introduc' a land and inromo tax. 'I'll- colony he said, had a system which he 'thought no other part of till- British Empire possessed, viz., one man one vote.' which ho himself had hem successful in carrying. Meliiouhxk, March 1. Mr T). Chnstiu Murray and Harry St. Maur having had a dispute over nen nail s iu their theatrical venture, the former in order to bring matters fn a head appeared last night on the .itage at the theatre where St. Maur was engaged. Mr Murray was arrested for trespass, buf was bailed out. Later. The charge of trespass preferred against Mr I). Christie Murray was dismissed. March 0. Another donation of £200 has been forwarded to the Denniston miners. Brisbane, March o. The Eockliauipton Labour Council has issudd a general appeal for assistance for the shearers. A large force of unionists have left for Logan Downs, to intercept free labourers. Adelaide, March 4. Joseph Eaworth Bradley, late branch manager of the English, Scottish. and Australian Bank in Sydney, has been arrested here on a charge of embezzling £700, the property of the bank, though the defalcations are believed to bo much more extensive than the .sum named. A large sum of money was found in his possession. March 6. Sir T. Elder has returned to the colony having been reluctantly compiled to come to the conclusion that it is impossible to carry out bis Antarctic expedition at present. The principal difficulty is in raising the amount required, £100,000. There is now scarcely a mountain in Switzerland which has not a railroad running np to itw summit, Wanteds, &c. W" ANTED—A Cook, for thrashing machine. Apply J. Allwill. \\TANTED — A Good Flax-cutter. Vy Apply W. Dey, Hamilton East. WANTED— A General Servant, from 30 to 45 years of age ; must be accustomed to laundry work. Apply to " A.8," Waverley House, Te Aroha. WANTED — Everyono having Watchcs, Jewellery, etc., for repair to leave same with H. Howden, Watchmaker, Hamilton. Just received, fresh supply of material for repairing Waterbury Watches. WANTED— Buyers for Mullet, 7d per tin, 7s doz. ; Fresh Herrings, Sd ; Salmon, 9id ; Kippered Herrings, Js tin; Boneless Cod Fish, Sd lb ; Vinegar, 2s 3d gallon.—F. J. Sanders, Cambridge. WANTED — House - furnishers to know that I am selling Wove Wire Mattresses, with adjusting screws, single, 25s (3d each ; double, 32s 6d ; Bent Wood Chairs, 7s 6d ; Grecian, ss.—F. J. Sanders, Cambridge. WANTED TO SELL-Tea! Tea! Tea ! Nelson Moate and Co.'s, all kinds; Brown, Barrett and Co.'s, all kinds; L. D. Nathan and Co.'s, all kinds; Gilmore, Youns;husband and Co.'s, Arthur Nathan's, 5 O'clock Rosebud Economig, &c. The greatest variety in Waikato F. J. Sanders, Cambridge. ANTED TO GIVE AWAY— Ladies' Prunella Boots, Aucklandmade, 4s 9d per pair ; Imitation Kid do., 8s to fls per pair : Men's Bluchers, from 6s ; Men's Balmorals, from lis 9d. The largest, newest, cheapest and best stock of Boots and Shoes in Waikato to select/ from. Ladies' Clacked Shoes, 8s Gd per pair ; Ladies' Gkclged Laceups, 8s 9d.— F. J. Sitffdefs, Cambridge. WANTED KNOWN—The Auckland Furniture Company, Direct Importers," are now 'supplying Furniture, Carpets, Bedsteads, Betiding, Japanese Matting, Wire-wove Mattresses (our special mdke), Linoleums, ete., etc., at Auckland prices. Mr R. T. Gilmour, of Hamilton, is authorised to receive orders. WANTED 'KNOWN - That W. Souter and Co. have just received, by mail steamer, from Sutton and Sons, a fresh shipment of Soft Turnips for stubble sowing ; also, a large shipment of Clover Seeds. ' For the different kinds see advertisement. Samples for trial will be sent on application. We have also a variety of improved Ploughshares from Hornsby and Sons, to suit either the Hornaby or Wallace Ploughs. Numbers RS, K35, R36. TED KNOW N . A Splendid Assortment of TWEEDS audCOATINGS now on hand. g u ,ts to measure, at Auckland prices, Pit and Style Guaranted. J. GILMOUR & CO., Family "Drapers asd Clothiers, . PARNELL, AUCKLAND. LOST— At McNicql's .Ohaupo sheep fair, Black arid ; White SHEEt 3 DOG, white ring round neck, white tipped tail, and piece of copper wire in nose. Finder will be suitably rewarded on returning to E. Walker, Moana Vale, or on information'being given as to.hu whereabouts. OTI C E . Intending contractors are hereby informed that the notice calling for tenders for clearing and ploughing and foi fencing on the Taniwha Estate, War rangi, have been WITHDRAWN, it consequence of my having to leave foi Australia, owing to family bereavement. ALEX. McRAE, Manager Taniwha Estate, Wairangi. March 4th', 1891. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the PARTNERSHIP hitherto subsisting between the undersigned, in the Business of Auctioneers at Hamilton. Waikato, under the firm of J. McNicoi AM' Co. has been this day DISSOLVED, by Benjamin Peddie Bayly retiring therefrom. Joira McNicol will continue the Business, and will pay and receive all accounts duo by and now owing to th< late Firm, Dated at Cambridge this 2Sth day o February 1891. J. MuNICOL, BENJAMIN P. BAYLY. Witness : JAMES HALLY, Solicitor, Cambridge. ~ SPECIAL SALE OF BALANCE OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS AND PRINTS, AT j, R. E. HATEICK'S HAMILTON,