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Waikato Times, Volume 88, Issue 13511, 18 June 1917, Page 1

Situations Vaeanv *? WANTED _ Preferably Youn bill used to holies.—Apply "S' Times. aft If AN FOR NURSERY—Must * derstaud Pruning and Packk —Best, Nurseryman, Hamilton Eai I Tl^ANTED—lmprover and Appre T ' tiee to Dressmaking—Miss Dt lop, Victoria Street. Hamilton 3 Tlf ANTED—Boy, morning and eve T ing for boardinghouse— Appi Miss Hayes, Ward Street. ft ITTANTED—An Experienced Hon y maid.—Apply "Brighton," J glesea Street. Vy ANTED Generals. Lady-h Nurse Girl, Cook, Kitchenmal Housekeeper, Farm Hands, Miss Hayes' Registry, Wan* Street 'Phone 108. Post Office; 'phone 452—Wanted Cook*, housemaids, w. housekeepei lady helps, laundress and generals hotel porters. Waiting: Sharemilkers ploughmen, scrubcutters, drainers i fencers. Situations wantea. JJOTEL PORTER seeks positi AA town or country; can milk I cows. Apply Wooldridge, Morri ville. ; POSITION WANTED by You: Lady; first class trouser and Tl hand; references.—Apply "R," Tim Office. ' 3 "RESPECTABLE PERSON, wit good references, requires Hous keeper's place, country farm; got milker; state wages.—Miss Wright, care of Mr Duncan, Eureka. 34T I WANTED—Heavy Carting or a TT kind of work with teams.-^2! ply '•Carter,'' Times Office. 2 YlTAXTED—Sharemilking, by reli able family, 50 to 70 cows; ma chines ; good references. Appl; "A.8.." Times. ft-i Lost ana rcunc (JOAL SHORTAGE. WILL th« Person who took r Coal from residence in London Str< p'ease return the embers. They ma be useful. piOUND—Woolly Lamb, with * head.—Apply j. Hill, care Farmers' Auctioneering Co. 2 ■■-* tween butter fa ctory and Hami ton Hardware.—Communicate Hami ton Hardware. 3£ T OST—Victoria Street, Frk M - A night: Fox Terrier Puppy; swers to name of '"Spot."—J. Bla Ho<kl Street. ; TILL Person who took Cycle f front of Cresswell's Store pl< return to Cresswell's, to avoid trou snipping. WAIKATO SHIPPOG COY., L WAIKATO RIYEP «?RVICE: Onehunga and Port Wa.kato, taki cargo for Huntly, Ngaruawahia, Han ton, Cambridge, and all townships , Waikato and Vaipa ttivers and Trib taries. NEXT SAILII.GS—Per N.SJ Coy's. "Arapawa." Cargo at Onehun Wednesday, 20th June, at noon; fn Onehunga, midnight Thursday 9 arriving Hamilton Saturday 29th, i riving Cambridge July Ist; returni July 2nd, and every four wet thereafter. For further particuh appIy—WAIKATO SHIPPING CO 1 LTD., MERCER. 1 NORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED. (Weather and other circumstances permitting). THAMES TIME TABLE. LEAVES AUCKLAND. Wakatere, Monday 18th, 2 pjn. _ Wakatere, Wednesday 20th, 3.30 p.n Wakatere, Friday 22nd, 5 p.m. LEAVES THAMES Wakatere, Tuesday 19th, 6 p.m. Wakatere, Thursday 21st, 8 a.m. Wakatere, Saturday 23rd, 9.35 a.m. PAEROA TiME TABLE LEAVES AUCKLAND. Taniwha, Tuesday 19th, 10 p«m. Waimarie, Thursday 21st, 11.30 p.m Taniwha. Friday 22nd, midnight 'Waimarie, Sunday 24th, 2 p.m. Taniwha. Tuesday 26th, 2.30 p.m.-. I LEAVES PAEBOA. Waimarie, Monday 18th, 6 p.m. Taniwha. Wednesday 20th, 7.30 p.m. Waimarie, Friday 22nd, 9 p.m. Taniwha. Saturday 23rd 9.30 p.m. j Waimarie Monday 25th 10.30 a.m. d HAURAKI PLAINS TIME-TABLI 5 S OREWA FOR HAURAKI PLAID Leaves Auckland. xWednesday, June 20th, Wednesday, June 27th, midnight 35 Leaves Keerepehi. Thursday, June 21st, 7 p.m. Thursday. June 28th, midnight xTahuna trip. CRAY'S GOUT and RHEUMA MIXTURE Removes the Pain Like Magif. 2s ?er Bottle. |RAY pHEM ' GARDEN PLACE. A NIGHT OF TERROR. Few nights are more terrible t that of a mother looking on her I choking and gasping for breath dm an attack of croup, and nothing in L house to relieve it. Many mothers ha passed nights of terror in the situatk A little forethought will enable yoiiavoid all this. Chamberlain's CoU; Remedy is a certain cure for croup, a has never been known to fail. Ke it at hand. SjUI everywhere. If you get a Chill with sore t_ and tightness of Chest, tackle it once with "NAZOL." It grips quicker and more effectually than ™ remedies.