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Waikato Times, Volume LVII, Issue 7004, 8 May 1906, Page 3

Public Notices. No to Worry Everybody with COUGH. Get a BottSe Price, 16 per Bottle. Sold Everywhere.

ANTED TO LET. - Cottage at » » Frankton, now occupied by Mrs Cross. Kent 10s per week.—Apply to Mrs Cross, or T. W. Maunder, Frankton. TO OHRISTIANS.-Bible Carriage on view at G >spel Hall, Hamilton, for the supply of Christian literature, Wednesday afternoon. J" ANTED KNOWN.—We can make cross babies look quite sweet in our photographs.—Gaze and Co., Victoria Stret t, Hamilton. D KNOWN—That Jim. Crosby T T is corresponding with Hobart, Tasmania, weekly, and will be happy to consult with any of his clients. — Those requiring a good . V lerviceable time-keeper to call or send to fl. H. Howdbn, and obtain one of his celebrated 25b Nickel Silver Watches. VV roy, Coachbuilder and General Smith, builds all kinds of vehicles to order. Repairing and Paintiag a speciality. Horses well-shod, and implements made and repaired. Note address.—J. POMEROY, late Philpott, opposite Mr E. Jones', saddler, Victoria-street. Hamilton.

_ Meetings an! Amusements. St. Peter's, Hamilton. MISSION. THE following will be the Services for WEDNESDAY, May Bth :- 8 a.m., Holy Communion. 12.0-12.30, Short Service, with AddreSß for Persons engaged in business. 2.30 p.m., Intercessions and Instruction. 4,30 p.m., Children's Service. 8 p.m., Mission Service. Weather permitting, there will be an outdoor service daily at 12.30, opposite the Waikato Times oiliee.

Town Hall, Hamilton. TO-NIGHT. Last Night of the Season. JOHN F. SHEKIDA.N MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. The Celebrated Musical Comedy, Fun on the Bristol. Fun on the Bristol. Mr JOHN F. SHERIDAN In his World-famed Creation of WIDOW O'BRIEN, WIDOW O'BRIEN, as played by hiui for 0000 nights throughout the world. During the second act a Grand Concert and Vaudeville Programme will be given by the entire strength of the Company. New Songs. New Ballets. New Choruees. New Scenery. Popular Prices—4s, is and 2a. Box Plan and Day Sales at Paul's Book Aroade.

2nd Regiment Auckland Mounted Rifles. EMPIRE DAY CELEBRATIONS HAMILTON, 24th MAY, 1906. FINAL PROGRAMME, Military Tournament, SYDNEY SQUARE, COMMENCING 11 a.m. I.—Foot Bace, 100 yards, handicap, Volunteers or Cadets. 2.—Foot Race, 100 yards, handicap, Volunteers or Civilians. 3. —Relay Race; teams of four men from any Company. 4.—Firing Exercise Competition. s.—Jumping by Fours. 6.—Leading Rice. 7. —Victoria Cross. B.—Lloyd-Lindsay Competition. '.'.—Wrestling on Horseback. 10.—Threading the Needle. Ladies Pea Ritlo Competition, about 10 yards, 2to 4 p.m. Post entries. Tiie whole of these events open to competitors throughout tbe Auckland Province. Entries close THURSDAY, 17th May, at 5 p.m. For rules and conditions see posters. Hamilton Band in attendance Regimental Dinner AND Social Reunion OF those who have fought for the expansion of the Empire in South Africa and elsewhere. TOWN HALL, P.oO p.m. Concluding with A Regimental Ball Commencing at 0 p.m. Are you a Lover of Peace and a Hater of Jingi ism ?—Then assist the Volunteer Movement. There is no better guarantee of peace than to be armed in its defence, and no better cure for jingoism than to make every citizen responsible for war. ALLEN PELL, Captain, W. F. C. WALKER, Captain, Joint General Secretaries, Drill Hall, Hamilton. Waikato Hunt Club. rpHE HOUNDS will meet as follows ;- MAY 12th—Fencourt Station MAY 16th—Whatawhata MAY 10th-*-Tatnahere Cross Roads MAY 26th—Fencourt Creamery MAY 30th—To Awamutu Meets at 12 o'clock. C. CJIANNINO BUCKLAND, I Hob. Befl>