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Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 723, 3 February 1877, Page 3

' '•'■" New lAxLvertJisemeffi^' '" -TjVTAtfTED, a Tidy GIRL, to asiist ir »T General Housework. — Apply Mrs, Gwtkkb, Hamilton Hotel. WANTED, a Female SERVANT, foi General Housework. — Applj office of this paper. fTTANTED tshe Ladies'of the Waikatc T T to know that New Print Oostumei and Prints of all kinds have been Openec at J. Giimoue AND Co.'s, Ngaruawahia. WANTED, a Farm SERVANT: none but a Goofl Ploughniar need aoply. -Reference required. —A pplj to Major GborSß, Wuitott. WANTED, Everybody, to know that J. •GIIMOUB AND CO., Of Ngnruawahia, are selling MEN'S HALE •WELLINGTON BOOTS at 15a per .pair, value 255. WANTED, all the Boys is tlie Waikato .to know *hat J. -Gn-Moxm and -Co., of Ngaruawahia, have a Jot of Boys Gord Trousers, value :08, slightly damaged, to be Bold at'Ss 6d. WANTED KNOWN,— S. Bright, Waikato Auctioneer, Valuer, Accountant, land and General Agent, trahsaots business m the above departments. Receives tft his Mart, Cambridge, every kind of Merchandise for private sale or public auction. Special attention to Settlers' produce.— -N.B. Auctionß every other Saturday. k CCOMMODATIQtf TA D D O OK. ! A securely-fenced and well-watered Paddock, within five minutes drive of the j ©elta Hotel, for the accommodation ofj btock — Apply to JOHN S.; EDGECUMBE, ' ' •"" Ngarua"Wahia. January 24, 1877. i nOBB'S p'OA-CI E'B.l A COACH will RUN : from GwTKNe's, Hamilton Hotel, to the Ohaupo Rape Dourse, : on February <7th and Bth. Will, leave Hamilton at 10 a.m.eacb day. '; ({^° RETURN TICKETS,^7/6. W. ST. CARTER. WAtKATO STEAM NAVIGATION: AND COAL MI MING COMPANS", (LIMITED). ' x ( Excursionists from Auckland to Waikato K4OEB, 7th andßkh February,, can have RETURN TICKETS at Single Fares 1 ; between 6th and -7th^February, available for a week from sth February. «l. R. HUNT, Local Manager, l ALL the Waikato People who Study! Ecpnoi»y and Geod Tea will do ' well to Send to GILMOUR & Co.'s, of Ngaruawahia, for a SEVEN POUND TIN . of their BEST TEA, at -2s 9d perjPound.f This Tea 'is much better than -thatgenerally booked at 3s 3d per Pound. , A Gt :R A JST D ; V AMATEUR CONCERT, V Under the Patronage of t . THE W AIK \TO TURF CLUB, fin aid df EAMILTON SCHOOL BTJILDING tfUND, Will be held m the 3CHOOLROOM, HAMILTON WEST, 1 on WEBNESB AY, FEBRUARY X. H9* Programme will appear -in Tuesday's issue. ! HOKETS— Front Seats, 3s. ; Back Seats, 2a., Can be obtained from all business places < m Hamilton. J% . M. ANDE NO, • BUILDER, TE AWAMUTU. Plans, Specifications, and Estimates? Furnished. Stock of Doors and Sashes kept, also Builders' Ironmongery and Painters' Requisites of allkinde. Turnery and American Chairs. Agent New -Zealand Insurance Company, and Union Sash and Poor Company. T|TNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA. Established 1839. -Paid-up Capital '£1,250,000 Reserve Funds ... ... £400,003 NOTICE TO PROPRIETORS. A Dividend of One Pound Fifteen Shillings, together with, a 'bonus of Fire Shillings per Share, for the half-year ending 31st December, 1876, equ il to sixteen per centum per annum on the paid up capital of i;his Bank, having been declared at the meeting of proprietors held m London on Bth January, 1877. Proprietors registered m Christchurch at the former date -will receive the warrant for their dividends and bonus on application through Branch Mauagers. JOSEPH PALMER, Chief Officer 'for New Zealand. Union Bank of Australia, Christchurch, January 12, 1877. f»1 f\ » E W A it D. LOST, a Pocket-book, containing Ten Five Pound Notes., and Two or Three One Pound Notes, 'between the Swamp •Company's Station and the Piako Store.. The above Reward will be paid upon its being returned, m tact, to Captain Steele, or Mr Crawford, Piako Store. N.B. — The numbers df the Notes are known^ and payment stopped. 'ORNING STAR LODGE, UNITED ORDER OF FREI TEMPLARS. The Usual Meeting will be held oi MONDAY NIGHT, m consequence o the Entertainment m aid of the Schoo taking place on Wednesday. JOHN ENOX, President.