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Waikato Times, Volume I, Issue 3, 7 May 1872, Page 2

JN 0 T 1C E. Tauyfri, May 4th, 1872. ANY person found trespassing on my land with dog and gun, -will be prosecuted. RKV. HETA TARAWHITI. A2IME R' S II OTE L, DPJUIY.. Wines and Spirits of Best Brands-. Good accommodation for Travellers. GEORGE GODKINV Proprietor. ANNIVERSARY TEA MEETING. THE Seventh Anniversary Tea. Meeting of the Hamilton Congregational Church will be held in tho OhajpCl, East Hamilton, on tho lOtu o£ May, 1872. Tea on the table at 6 p.m. Addresses and Selections of Music will follow. Tickets may be obtained at all the stores. NOTICE.. CONSEQUENT on the Proclamation* under the hand of Hib Excellency the Govern©* , notifying that Thursday the 9th, May is to bt observed as a Day of Thanksgiving for the reeovery of His Royal .Highness the l'rince of Wales, the Parade of the Cambridge Cavalry Volunteers will be postponed till the following day—Friday, 10th May, at 2 p.m. JAMES RUNCIMAN, Capt. C.C.V. EDWARD W.AYTE, WHOLESALE AXl> RUT AIL BOOKSELLER. STATIONER, NEWS VENDOR, «frc, ICO, QUEEN STEEET, AUCKLAND. Stores, Schools and Libraries supplied on liberal terms. All orders carefully executed and promptly forwarded. BONNINGTONV- On the Vnd May, at her father's resid.ncc, Parliament street, Lilly, daughter of Mr. < harles Bonnington; aged'six years. BOjSNINGTON.—On the ?rd May. at his father's residence. Parliament street George Joseph, infant son of Mr. Charles Bonnington, aged three months. NOTICE TO CO-R G's letter under consideration.