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Waikato Times, Issue 12187, 23 September 1911, Page 5

I Wanted. TURSE RYAN has vacancies for l patients in private home, and also attends patients at residences. Address, Selkirk St., Hamilton West. 772 VI J ANTED.—-Five roomed bouse ; •T T . good locality. Apply "S " Times office. 887 TT7ANTED AT 1 ' ONCE—Apprentice lift-, to the Joinery trade. Apply, F. J. Fawoett, Street, Frankton. 889 [7ANTED.— Partly furnished room, or small pottage £ bandy to town. Apply, "Bachelor;' Times office. #73 , 7 ANTED, 'by a respectable Mi woman—Office, cleaning or day work. Apply, "A.H." Frunikton post office. 872 TIT ANTED.—Extra farm hand ; 1T good ploughman ;no milking. Apply, Hackett, Chemist, Frank ton. 378 TT7 ANTED. Phonograph and »» Gramophone buyers to inspect a large stock of New Records and Machines, just arrived at CLOTHIER'S Music Warehouse. 8716 TT7ANTED.—Two drivers ; none hut T V good men need apply ;, union wages paid. Apply, H. Kelly, Waikato Times. 868 TV7ANTED, by two young ladies— IT, Two unfurnished rooms, in ,or r.ear town. Apply, "Boarders," Times office. 563 7ANTED.—One or two gentlemen M hoarders, in a private home, with all conveniences, and no children. Apply, "Convenient," Times Ice. 850 »»7ANTED—Farmers to interview \\ the Manager, Acme Coach Building- Co., at their new Factory, Alexandra Street, aftiout new vehicles. Acme New Factory, behind Bank of New ;Zealand, Hamilton. 775 TT 7 ANTED—Two cooks, 25/-, 30/- ; general 17/6 ; housemaid 5/- ; generals, porter, camp cook, 355, man. Gbampney's Labor Burean, Victoria street (just over the line.) 705 LT7ANTED—Piano and Organ tunVV ing and repairs, highest credentials,' work guaranteed. G. T. Turnbull, c/o Eady & Co., Hamilton. 747 /HAT Beekeeping will do for the Farmer." Send for pamphlet. Parr Bros., Alliance Agents, Hami'ton. 7ANTED—For the largest stock of Electroplate, Marble Clocks and articles suitable for every kind of presentation, visit H. H. Howden, Jeweller, Hamilton. TE WANT TO SELL YOU a Milk Tt Dray or Waggon, made of seasoned timber. Call and see our materials and Price List. Jas. Pomeroy and Co., Hamilton. Second hand vehicles in stock. Phone, 179 TICYCLES. Wanted known, KING 3 ■ AND CO. is selling large consignment Ladies' and Gent's bicycles, at their Hamilton Mart, next SATURDAY, September 30th. Bargains expected. 852 WANTED, TOUNG LADY for Piano and Mu- - sic show rooms. Applications up till Tuesday. J. H. GITTOS, LONDON & BERLIN PIANO CO. 91 Church Services. To-morrow {Sunday) 11 a.m. and 0 p.m. Pastor J. D. Mill. 885 IT. PAUL'S PRIMITIVE ME--5 THODIST, CHURCH. Services 11 'a.m., "God's Chariots and Horses," 7 p.m., "A Pitiful Plight— A soul without Knowledge." Anthem " How Lovely is Zion." Preacher, Rev. J. Clover. Sunday school 2.30. Bible Class 2.45. Hamilton East 11 a.m., Mrs Scott, Rukuhia, 2.30, Rev. J. Clover. ITTESLEY CHURCH SERVICES. iM TO-MORROW (Sunday, at 11 and 7, Preacher, Rev. J. Wrigley. Bible Class at 2.45. Hamilton East, 7—Mr Bell. Frankton School, 7—Mr Hames. Marshmeadows, 7—Mr Fow. Tauwhare, 2.3o—Rev. J. Wrigley. Rototuna, 7—Mr Byrant. Te RaPa, 2.3o—Rev. Crawford. Ngaruawahia, 7—Rev. Crawford. Horotiu, 2.30-Mr French. Te Kowhai, 2.3o—Mr King. Whatawhata, 11—Rev. Crawford. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Masonic Hall, Hamilton East. TO-MORROW'S SERVICES. MORNING, at 11—Breaking of Bread. Evening at 7, Mr L. E. Falknsr of Auckland, will speak on the subject /'Utopia." Wednesday evening at 8, in the old Council Chambers, a discussional Bible Class subject, " Th& nurishment of the wicked." TTAMILTON THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. Imperial Buildings (upstairs). MEETINGS—Sunday 7 p.m. (Members only). Wednesday 8 p.m. (open meeting.') However meagre be my wordly wealth, 'Let me give something that shall aid my kind — A word of courage, or a thought of health, Dropped as I pass for troubled hearts to find. -E.W.W. 76 i TAT "DLOMFIELD & CO. . 1\ . _D LOMFIELD & CO. APOTHECARIES HALL. (Near Coaey Corner, Hamilton). "PRESCRIPTION /CHEMIST. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS. MANAGER: T. NEVILL BLOMFIELD, PH.C. M.P.S., Great Britain. Assistant of the Society of Apothecaries, London. Formerly at the Hastings Hospital, England, also Fupguson's Notting Hill Gate, London W., and eleven years Colonial experience. PRESCRIPTIONS carefully die--17 peneed with Purest Drugs of Pharmacopoeia strength. Country Orders immediately despatched, carriage paid. Telephone, 301. P.O. Box, 72. 7V7