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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2915, 21 March 1891, Page 3

Wanteds, &c. SELLING OFF balance of Sutnmei Stoc'i below cobt, at A. McGarrigle's, |_)LUSHES, Velvets, Velveteens, and JL Dicss Trimmings in great variety, at A. McGarrigle's. AMcGARRIGLE begs to announce . the arrival of Autumn and Winter Goods in great variety. NOVELTIES in Ladies' Jackets ami Ulsters, Dress Goods and Millinery, at A. McGarrigle's, Hamilton West. I7IANCY Felt and Straw Hats and r Bonnets, Feathers, Aigrettes, Birds' Wings, &c. ; New Styles in Corsets, at A. McGarrigle's. WANTED —A Waitress, and Girl to assist in bar. Apply Mrs Gwynne. WANTED — A General Servant. Apply Mrs Pickering, Hautapu. \\TANTED TO SELL— 2000 Old " Bricks. Apply to J. Frear, Hamilton. WANTED— A Boy, to milk and work on a farm. Apply J. Dughcrty, Cambridge. 111/' ANTED TO SELL—A New '.'Oft. V» Rowing Boat, built for duckshooting. Apply G H. Carter, Hamilton. _ WANTED —A General Servant, from 30 to 15 year;i of age ; must be accustomed to laundry work. Apply to " A.8," Waverley House, Te Aroha. WA N TED — Everyone having Watches, Jewellery, cLc., for repair to leave same with H. Howden, Watchmaker, Hamilton. Just received, fresh supply of material for repairing Waterbury Watches. \\t ANTED—Buyers fur Mullet, 7-jd VV per tin, 7a do;!. ; Fresh Herrings, Sd ; Salmon, Did ; Kippered Herrings, Is tin; Boneless Cod Fish, Sd lb ; Viucgur, -s 3d gallon.-F. J. Sanders, Cambridge. YXJ ANTED — House - furnishers to » * know that lam selling Wove Wire Mattresses, with adjusting screws, single, 25s lid each ; double, 32s (Jd ; Bent Wood Chairs, 7s Gd ; Greciau, Ga.—F. J. Sanders, Cambridge. WANTED —Builders and others to know that I tun selling Ridgings, Spouting, Down Pipe, Sec., very cheapliberal discount to the trade : Genuine White Lead. Oils, Turps, Putty, Varnish, &c., i.e., at lowest rates.—F. J. Sanders, Cambridge. \ 17 ANTED—Careful housewives and * V others to know that rimitli and Caujrhey offer the best value obtainable in Drapery of every description. The largest retail stock in Auckland to select from. Inspection and comparison invited.—F. J. Sanders, Cambridge Agent. WANTED TO SELL—Tea! Tea! Tea ! Nelson Moate and Co.'s, all kinds ; Brown, Barrett and Co.'a, all kinds; L. D. Nathan and Co.'s, all kinds; Gilmore, Younghusbind and Co.'s, Arthur Nathan's, 5 O'clock Rosebud Economic, &c. The greatest variety in Waikato. —F. J. Sandevs, Cambridge. WANTED TO GIVE AWAY— Ladies' Prunella Boots, Aucklandmade, Is 9d per pair ; Imitation Kid do., 8s to lis per pair ; Men's Bluchers, from 6s; Men's Balmorals, from lls!)d. The largest, newest, cheapest and best stock of Boots and Shoes in Waikato to select from. Ladies' Glacked Shoes, Ss 6d per pair ; Ladies' Glacked Laceups, Ss 9d.— i'. J. Sanders, Cambridge. WANTED KNOWN—The Auckland Furniture Company, Direct Importers, are now supplying Furniture, Carpets, Bedsteads, Bedding, Japanese Matting, Wire-wove Mattresses (our special make), Linoleums, ete., etc., at Auckland prices, Mr R. T. Gilmour, of Hamilton, is authorised to receive orders. ANTED KNOWN - That W. Souter and Co. have just received, by mail steamer, from Sutton and Sons, a lresh 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 Hornsliy and Sons, to suit either the Hornsby or Wallace Ploughs. Numbers li S, R 35, K !iti. yy A NT E I) KNOWN. As we import direct from the manufacturers, and so save middlemen's prolits, we can SUPPLY A GOOD ARTICLE at the LOWEST PRICE. Our first shipment of AUTUMN and WINTER GOODS are now to hand. Intending purchasers should see the patterns before buying elsewhere. J. GILMOUR & CO. j Family Dkapkus and Ci.otiiieks, PARNELL, AUCKLAND. Customers in any part of the district waited on with a full range of patterns on seuding address to R. T. Uil.mouk, Hamilton. _ CAMBRIDGE WEST SCHOOLEaster Monday, Pamphengos Magic Lantern Entertainment, "Round About London," &c. See posters. HAMILTON^ SALVATION ARMY — Another address by Adjutant Bishop, "General Booth's Scheme," Monday evening. Admission, silver coin. Address by Adjutant Bishop on "General Booth's Social Sehem(\"Satur day, March 21st. Admiusion, silver coin. \l7 ESLEYAN CHURCH, CAM/V BRIDGE. Anniversary Sermons next Sunday, 22nd March, Rev. C II Garland. Special anthems will be sung. SOIREE in the Public Hall on THURSDAY, 26th March. Tea at 6.30. Tickets, for Tea and Couoert, 2a each ; children, half-price rp E N D E R & TENDERS will be received up to WEDNESDAY, April Ist, for CLEARING and PLOUGHING about 75 acres of ti-tree land. For further particulars apply at noon March 26th, to BURNETT BROS., Walton. m E AW A M UTU MOUNTED X INFANTRY VOLUNTEERS. Military Sports at Auckland, on 28th March, 1891. Competitors will parade, with horses, on THURSDAY, 26th March, as follows From Te Awamutu Railway Statioo, at S a.m. Frankton ) Half an hour before the Ngaruawahia > advertised time for deparHuntly ) ture of train Uniform : Full dress — Helmets, breeches and leggings ; also, forage caps, with swords and carbines. Baggage may be addressed care of P. Quinlac, Edinboro' Castle Hotel, Sytnond Street. By order. THOMAS GRESHAM, Lieuteuant in Charge. Headquarters, 17th March, 181)1. RUNNING on my farm, for six weeks, three sheep, viz., 1 Lincolu Ewe Lamb, 1 Crossbred Down Wether, I Crossbred Wether; branded letter indistinct in circle on back, red mark on shoulder. If not claimed, will be sold to pay expenses at Mr Hunter's sale on ti-e 24th ins:. R. BAXHBORNE.