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Waikato Times, Volume XXII, Issue 1843, 29 April 1884, Page 3

Wanteds, &c. WANTED— Smait Boys to sell race cauls.—Apply at once to J. S. Bond, Punter, Cambiidge. WANTED— A Roy as Appientice to the geneial Piinting business. — Apply to J. S. Bond, Printer, Cambridge. WANTED —A Situation as Manager of a Faun oi Station or an} occupation of ti ust.—Apply to Waikato Tjmks Cilice, or S. TicUelpenny, Piako.

\\T ANTED -A Situation foi a Married i\ Couple. Man good gaidener and Milker; Wifp h'ist-elass cook and duiy woman —Foi particulars apply to IIEMiV Rianolds, Woodlands, Tanpiii. WANTED— Tho Settleis ot the Waikato to tiy the Waikato Flour Mills Al Flour. It is the best quality in the market. Kept by neaily all stoiekeepeis.

WANTED KNOWN—The Annual Mooting of Paribhioneis of S. Stephen's, Tamaheie, ro-inonow Evening at seven. WANTED— A Geneial Managei ; al.so, a Sccrctaiy for the Noith New Zealand Farmeis' Co-opeiative Association (Limited). Applications, enclosing icfeiences, will be received, addtesbed to the Chan man, Hamilton, up to Alay 20th, ISS4.

WANTED —Sportsmen to know that I have a largo and \aiied Stock of Spotting Ammunition. J. T. Home, Hamilton.

FOUND— A False Tooth. The owner can have same by paying expenses on application to The Waikato Times Office. LOST —On Easter Monday, a Four-in-hand Whip. Finder will be rewauled on leturninp same to Mr C. R. Johnson, Hamilton. LOST —Between Hamilton East and West, a SILVER BRACELET. Finder will be lew aided if lettuned to this office.

If OST. —A black and tan long-haiied JLJ Sheep Dog. Waipa collar, No. l.j'2. Ten shillings will be paid for his lecovery by John Fisher, Pukeiimu. J OST fiom Mr Jolly's, Fiankton. JLJ about six weeks ago, a Fat Cow, colour, d.iik lOcin, bianded HF conjoined on mmp. A suitable rewaid will be paid for infoi mation that may lead to her lecoveiy. QUALTROUGH & WHITE. Hamilton, Mai eh 23th, 1884. OOROUUII OF HAMILTON. 1 he undersigned would feel obliged by nn\ information as to whether poison hab been laid in the streets, or on any pi onuses in the Borough, or whether .my animal has been buried latclj which might be insufficiently io\eied, or any other communication of this kind j M GELLING, Inspector of Nuisances. C±*JPi REWARD. Wheieas a number of Valuable Dogs have been poisoned within the Boiough dining last week, the above reward will be paid to any poison who will give such information as will lead to the conviction of the pei son or persons causing the same. ROBERT PEAT, Mayor.

O T I C E . In future all STRAY CATTLE and HORSES on the Half-way Farm, Pukete, and Sunnyside Farm, Hamilton, will be IMPOUNDED. H. STEEL E, Hamilton. April 26th, 18S4. T^XTENSION OF TIME. Sh The time for receiving Tondois for the Erection of a Building in Duke-street, Cambridge, for Mr Hewitt has been EXTENDED till To-morrow, Wednesday, April 30th, at the same time and place. E. HEWITT.

IVT O T I C E . TENDERS will be received by the undersigned at Hamilton until 9 a.m. on THURSDAY, Ist May, 1884, for the CARTAGE of 250 TELEGRAPH POLES between Hamilton and Waitetuna ia two contiacts. Specifications to be seen at Hamilton, Whatawhata, Waitetuna, and Raglan Post Offices. J. ORCHISTON, Inspector of Telegraphs. Auckland, 22ud April, 1884. NO T I C E . Barb Your Own Wire Fences. THE TOOLS AND BARBS HAVE ARRIVED. Early application necessary, as o ly a limited supply to hand. JOHN KNOX.

]\T O T I C E, Having settled with the Auckland Agricultural Company, I hereby give notice that all accounts owing to me prior to 31st December, 1883, remaining unpaid after 30th April, 1884, will be sued for without further notice. THOS. H..HOY. Cambridge, April 18, 1884. ON SALE, 1000 Bushels, SEED and FEED OATS. KNQXfcRIDLER,