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Waikato Times, Volume XXI, Issue 1785, 13 December 1883, Page 3

Wanteds, &c.

WANTED— At once, a General Servant. —Apply E. D. Daly, Hautapu. \\T ANTED— Young Man or Boy for T T milking and make himself useful. I S. S. Graham. Tamaliere. WANTED— A Cook for tlie Lichfiekl Hotel, Patcterc— Apply to Mr John Dodd, The Library, Cambridge. TffANTEO t^SELL^ORi^XTVV CHANG E- A Good Horsu Rake. Address N. T. Maunder, Paterangi. ANTED— The Settlers o\ the Waikato to try the Waikato Flour Mills Al Flour. It is the best quality in the market. Kept by nearly all storekeepers. ___ Tfl 0 U N D . FOUND in Hamilton East on the 12th inst,, a SADDLE ami Man's OVERCOAT. The owner can have it by paying expenses. — Apply at this oftioe.

T>UBLIC HALL, CAMBRIDGE. PROFESSOR HERBERT WILL OIVK An Entertainment, IN THK ABOVK HALL, On Friday, December 14th. TO CONCLUDE WITH A DANCE.

ri^ISNDKSS are requited, and will he JL Received at this OiHce, till 17th day of December, for CARTING MATERIAL for School Building, Tamahere

OPENING SERVICES in connection with new Presbyteiian Church, Te Awamutu, on Sunday, December 16th. Preacher :— Rev James Bruce, Onehung.i. Collection in aid of building fund.

PUBLIC MEETING in the Church on Tuesday fol'owing. Addresses by various Minister?. Programme of Select Music during the evening, Chair to be taken at 7.30 p.m. Tickets, Is and 2s each, may be had at Stoics, and from Committee.

PUBLIC CONCUR T, IN' AH) OK THE District School Library Fund, 7N THE CAMBRIDGE PUBLIC HALL, ox MONDAY, DECEMBER 17th. PROGRAMME. I'AHT I. 1. Overture, " M.irche Dc Flambeaux" [Stiing Qunitette, 2. Chorus, " Come to'tlic Fair" Company. 3. Song, " Blue Alsatian Mountains " j [Mr Wake. , 4. Duet, " The Merry Elves" ... Misses [Munay. 5. Solo, " Clochette " Mr Moore. 6. Reading (selected) .. Mr J. P. Camp[bell. 7. Pianoforte Selection (selected*.. Lady [Amateurs. 8. "Tit for Tat." Lady Ama[tear. 9. Trio, from " The May Queen" Mr and [Mrs Hedgecock and Mr Moore. 10. Chorus, " Fiotn Yonder Rock " [Company. P\rt 11. 1. Overture, " Marchc Celestu" String [Quaitette. 2. Piano Duet, " Sans Souci '" Miss W. [Murray and Mr Bull. 3. Song (selected) ... . Mr Johnson. 4. Song, " Cleansing Fires" Miss Arna[boldi. 5. Reading (selected) ..Mr Dowsbury. 6. Song, " The Lost Chord " Mtss Mui[ray. 7. Song (selected) Mr Simnis. 8. Song (selected) Lady Amateur. 9. Chorus, " Haste O'ei the Hills" Com[pany. " God Save thk Queen." Doors open at 7.30, commence at S p. m. ADMISSION : Families, 4s ; Single Ticket, Is 6d.

-VfTHATAW.HATA SPORTS. NEW YEAR'S DAY. Horse and Foot Races and Games. Junes X : T. Roth well. Hasdicai'peb : T. G. Sandes, Esq. Starter : C. Limmer. Clerk ok Scales : J. Calcler. Cosimittkk : Messrs. Noble, Limmer, T. Charleston, Calder, Dawson, A. Ferguson. Tbbasukek : Mr R. Noble. Secretary : C. Walter. To commence at 12, Programme : I.— HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two miles, over 8 flights of hurdles, 34ft. high. Nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 10s. 2.— SETTLERS' RACE, 1 mile. Nomination, 10s ; acceptance, 10s. 3.— HACK RACE, ]£ miles. Nomination, 10s. Post entries. 4.— MAORI RACE, 2 miles ; in two heats. CONDITIONS. Entrance fees to be forwarded to the secretary, Whatawhata, on or before December 21st. Acceptance money payable to the secretary at Whatawhata, on or before December 24th. Foot Races and Games. I.— MAIDEN RACE, 100 yds. Entrance, 2a 6d. 2.— HANDICAP RACE, 200 yds. Entrance, 2s 6d. ' 3.— WOMEN'S RACE. Prize, bag of flour. '„£.— GREASED PIG. A.R.C. Rules strictly adhered to. If protests be made, lsov. must be paid "therewith, and the decision of Committee ♦hall be final. 7 CHARLES A. WALTER, - „ , ' ' Hon, Sec. 4 Wb^whaU, JDeo. 11th.