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Waikato Times, Volume XVI, Issue 1381, 10 May 1881, Page 3

Wanteds, &c.

WANTED, six Swampera— good axemen. Wages, 8s a-day.— Applyto P. Boyle, Rukuhia Station.

WANTED Everyone to attend ODDFE i LOWS' HALL on Thursday night to listen to the Grand Contralto.

WANTED all the Musical People to hear Miss Tremaine in "Rooked in the Cradle of the Deep."'

WANTED the Public to patronise local talent. Misu Vaughan will sing "Thy Face ;" Miss Clarke "3ood Bye Dailing ;" and Miss L. Phillips, "Little Footsteps," Thursday's Entertainment, Oddf ellowa' Hall.

npHOMAS O'DONALL you are wanted X to meet Mr Chas. Hardey from McClover, from Darby, at the Star Hotel. Auckland, next Friday. You can have your old job if you come. lam goiug to Dunedin. We have all our friends from McClover ; be euie and come.

TTTAIKATO CALICO BALL. Those who have accepted invitations to the Ball aro reque&ted to call for their Tickets at Mr R. F. Sande'e, or Mr Geo. Diokinson's.

FOR SALE, a Liver and White POINTER, trained by Henderson, and shot over two seasons. Price low as owner relinquishing field sports. — Apply W. M. Hay, Hamilton.

WAITED KNOWN That S. McLernon, Hamilton, guarantees the safe and prompt return to any part of the district Watches, Clocks, or Jewellery sent for repairs. Work thoroughly executed. Charges moderate.

NOTICE.

ALL FEES due for the service of the Horse DUKE, if not paid on or before the 31st of May, will be sued for. DAVID RENRY, Pro William Lovett.

GAME NOTICE.

ANY Person found Trespassing on my Property in search of Game will be prosecuted. S. ORMEROD. Hamilton, April 29th, 1881.

GAME NOTICE.

THE Game and Wild Fowl on Meeers. Grice and Parker's Rotorangi Estate aro strictly preserved, and all trespassers will be prosecuted. Rotorangi, 13th April, 1881.

GAME NOTICE.

ANY Person found Trespassing on my Propertyin search of Game will be prosecuted. WILLIAM TAYLOR. Te Awamutu, April 30th, 1881.

GAME NOTICE.

ANY Person found Trespassing in pursuit of Game on the Properties of Messrs. Pearson and Paton will be prosecuted. Hautapu, 30fch April, 1881.

£1 REWARD.

LOST in one of the back offices at Gwynnes Hotel, a Pocket Book. Apply Waikato Timks office.

rjIEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, from Jolly's Paddock, Frankton, a Bay Pony Mare, branded M, with sore back, about 14 hands high. The above reward will be paid on delivering the Mare at this office.

ANB POUND REWARD. LOST, from Deegan's Paddock, a Black Cob, v/ith two Droken knees, and white stripe clown the face; about 15 hands high. The above reward will be paid on delivering the Horse to John Deegan. P. QUINLAN.

NOTICE.

I HEREBY authorise Mr A. O Field to COLLECT any Accounts due to me, his receipt baiug sufficient discharge. Accounts not paid by the first Wednesday in June, legal proceedings will be taken. C. E. JOHNSON.

FOR SALE,

A PIANO by Bord (almost new) Brussels Carpet, 14ft. x 14ft. 3in. Half-dozen Cane-bottomed Chairs 1 Seltzogene 1 Curtain Pole and Rings, 9ft. long, Plated Tea and Coffee Service, Cruet Stand, Pictures, &c, &c. Apply to R. HARRIS, Hamilton East.

SAVE MONEY by getting your horse feed crushed. Oats, 2 sacks and upwards, 4d ; smaller quantities, 6d per bushel. Maize, Beans, &c, 6d. WILLIAM CUMMING

Amusements.

OD DF E L LOWS' HALL, Hamilton East. R.Edwards .. Business Manager Geo. E. Browne Stage Manager Musical Director Mons. Calon ONE NIGHT ONLY 1 1 ®"THUB«DAY NIGHT, MAY 12. Notice. — In consequence of the exorbitant charge of £4 15s for the use of the Cambridge Public Hall for One Night, the Proprietary of the, Waikato Lady and Gentlemen Novelty Minstrel Troupe have (by special request from the residents of Hamilton and neighbourhood) determined to give their GRAND Drawing-room Entertainment In the above hall on Thursday Evening, May 12, 1881, when the

WAIKATO LADY AND &ENTLEMAN NOVELTY Minstrel Troupe! 10 LADIES' 10LADIHS* Gentlemen Gentlemen PERFORMERS *Z&ZCW PEBFORItEBS Will appear. The Proprietary beg to draw special attention to this novel entertainment, being the first Amateur Lady and Gentleman Musical Troupe which has ever been brought forward in New Zealand. " The .singing of ' Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep,' by Miss Tremaine, was simply magnificent $? says the Merald of the sth 'instant., , , „ , . t „.,.' Doors open &% 7.30,; commence at,B. , Pnoes-^Resaiyedi peats), ,4s ; do., 2s';' back d 0.,. Is. \ To conclude with a '^Dancd. •' v) \ * ',\ v ,, ,„ [ ; Holders of reserved 'and secp.hd seat/ tickets admitj»d f fre&jp thq ball. . : Reserved ""Seat Tickets 'can 1 be obtained | *t;MrDiokeni6n'si Stationed Hamilton, \ > Fo? further |att^onlarslßeeJ>ilb. '