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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 3066, 10 March 1892, Page 3

Wanteds, &c "k'VrXNTKD—Purchasers for superior W line of Spectacles.—H. Howden. A Lad, of about 14, to milk and make himself generally Ohaupo. ANTED TO SELL—Furniture of every description ; also, repairs done and carpenters' work of every description. Funerals Furnished in Kauri, Rimu, and Kahikatea—J- Frear Victoria-street Timber Yards, Hamilton^ «~Ranted to buy, or lease V'V with a purchasing clause—An Improved Farm, capable of carrying not less than 400 sheep. State full particulars as to locality, improvements, price, terms, etc., to A.8.C., Post-office, Newmarket, TV ANTED KNOWN—James Reid, »'V Saddler, Hamilton, has moved to the shop adjoining GWynne's Hotel. ANTED KNOWN—Job Lots of Very Cheap Timber for Sale. Apply J. Frear or C. Harwood, Hamilton, or at the Waipa Timber Mills. -Fawkes and Foxall, Whatawhata. VIiftANTED KNOWN -Large New W Stock Nickel Watches, 2os. Persons who have ordered these can now have same. Guaranteed to last a litetime. _j. B. Harker, Watchmaker, Hamilton. \A¥'rEITKNOWN-Spectacles in Pebble, free from water-marks and flaws, can be obtained, and every other variety (including Coloured Spectacles, GogKles, Eye Preservers), at J. B. Harker's, Watchmaker, Hamilton. WANTED KNOWN-Lost, Stolen, or Strayed from Oxford Bush, One Big Upstanding Bay Draught Horse (geldino), aged. Anyone giving information which will lead to the recovery of tho same will be rewarded.-J. H. Taylor, Rotorua. RANTED KNOWN. C. Barwjclt, has REMOVED his Steam Cider Mill and Fruit Evaporating Plant to his Farm at Tamahere. Suitable apples purchased in any quantity. Wednesday in each week has been set apart to crush apples for customers wishing to make their own cider, at a charge of 3d per * gallon. "VT R. COX'S Sale will continue for J_N , another week. COX'S SALE limited to Three Weeks. Dress Goods will be Slaughtered, ULSTERS, Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, ridiculously low prices, at Cox's Sale. OFFERS are invited for Digging and Bagging Five Acres of POTATOES at Hamilton East. _ Specifications at Mr Daveys, Hamilton West, and at Mr Dey's, Hamilton East. FOUND— In Hamilton, A WATCH. Owner can have same by giving description and paying cost of this advertisement. Apply to this office.

LOST—On Sydney Square, Hamilton, on Saturday, 20th February, during the cricket practice on that day, a BAI. Finder please return as soon as possible toJF. W. Lang, care of thjs office. LOST— from Maungatautari, a dark brown FILLY, branded TW ou off shoulder,.white star on forehead, and one white hind foot. „„„., TEWI, Matamata. TEN SHILLINGS REWARD will I be paid to anyone returning to the Waikato Hotel, a Light Bay MARE white face and white hind leg, and branded with a diamond on shoulder and a triangle p rTEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST—From Wartle, FOURTEEN LAMBS, branded diamond on rump, in red. The above reward will be paid to anyone giving such information as will lead to their recovery, JOSEPH BARUGH, Wartle. Hamilton E. MR AND MRS W. H. WALLIS and Family desire to express their best thanks and heartfelt gratitude to all their kind friends in Raglan, Waikato, and Auckland for the many arduous services rendered, and offers of assistance made, during the anxious time they have lately been called upon to pass through, and'in this, the hour of their sad bereavement, for the mauy expressions of loving sympathy and consolations offered from all quarters. Especially wonld they thank Dr. Kenny, of Hamilton, for lus prompt response to their call in the hour of i danger and for his kindliness of manner, thereby winning at once the entire confidence of his patient; also to Mrs John Moon, for her motherly attentions and untiring endeavours in soothing the ' pillow of their late suffering darling ; to . Mrs Wm. Burton, of Auckland, and to , Mrs Swann, of Raglan, and other kind , lady friends; to Mr T. B. Hill, for his welcome daily visits up to the hour of ■* death, by day and by night-. ; and last, f though not least, to Mr A. T. Ormistorj, . who, conjointly with Mr Hill, undertook ' the supervision of the last sad rites. ' Let me die the death of the righteous, and let • my last end be like his. ° Safe in the arms af Jesus.

mo THE COAL CONSUMERS OF " A WAIKATO & SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. We beg to announce that we are now f prepared to 1 I SUPPLY * A SUPERIOR QUALITY OP I HOUSE AND STEAM GOAL, From our New Mine. At the same time we wish to thank all our old customers, and hope to receive a continuance of their support that has been so acceptable in the past. Yours faithfully, RALPH BROS. OP E have this day PUCHASED the W OHAUPO STORES & STOCK of SEEDS, MANURES, GRAIN, &c, recently owned by Mr James Ryburn, and trust to receive a quota of support from the Waikato settlers, as well as all the old customers of that gentleman, wno 1 still continues to act as agent for us in this district. L No old stocks of Grass or Clover Seeds ; taken over, and the Store will be re- \ plenished with new Stock of all kinds. 3 W. J. HURST & CO. i Ohaupo, 29th February, 1892. K ' "" In reference to the above, I have this - day SOLD my Seed and Manure Business to W. J. Hurst and Co. = I have to express my sincere thanks to my many customers for their kind sup- ' port to me in the past, and trust that they will continue the same to my successors. JAJVIES R YBURN. SALE by the undersigned the 1 following Sections :— HAMILTON WEST-Nos. 345, 319, 8, 108 109 13-t, and 135 HAMILTON EAST-Nos. 69, 304, and «, 79 ' J. S. EDGECUMBE, Waikato Times Buildings.