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Auckland Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2334, 8 September 1877, Page 3

/ "VSTANTED, a good Servant, as plain I Yt cook and laundress.—Mrs. I?oberton, Upper Symonds-strect, opposite Waterworks. TSTANTED, a General .Servant; washing y t given out.—Apply new shop, next Aurora Hotel, Victoria-street. WANTED, a "Woman, as Housekeeper, for the Waikato. — Apply Prospect House, Parneil. ANTED Known, that the Latest Novelty in Kid Gloves, double-buttoned and embroidered stitched, in black, coloured, and light faucys, at 2s (id per pair, at Bennett's Drapery "Warehouse, Queen-street. \ST ANTED, Purchasers for fiLadics' V V Kink Collars, from Gd.. with studs Od : Feathers. If. 3d to 128 each ; sleeve, collar, and shirt Studaf in li-cnrrot Gold plate, 5s the set ; ditto, in Gilt. fid. black Silk Windsor Scarfs. Is 6d: usual price 2s Gd. A great variety of Ladies' Nic Xaeks, &c. Scc.—J. Green, Victoriast % ct. WANTED to Let", four Rooms, 12s. per weelc f\u-iiished. Bs. unfurnished; colonial stove, good well, two 400 gallon tanks, Inr^e dryinj? T-or"d. - Anplr t« Mrs. EmbliiiK, second cottage u-uiu r-c.c.u/a Produce Store, Upper Queen-strret, Kara«gahape Road. TSTANTED, a Generiil "Servant; one v y that understands children, washing. ai:d general house work perferred.—Sirs. Evans, California Dining Rooms, Queen-street. O.TANTEI). for the country, a. strong V V Servant Girl: she must bo a good plain cook.—Apply, between 12 and 1 o'eJcek, to Mr. Clarke, Hitch-street. ANTED, an Improver to the CabinetV ni'okinjr.— W. O'JBrien, (h-ey-strect, o:>p( site Mu3 kct Hotel. "^TRTANTED, a Married Couple (withV V ontincumbrance), husband good Coachman and Gardener, wife ti*en«!ftp;li inrioor S>'e/'----vant ; wti.frcP, a yc«r and found. —Hai^naford's llep;iHtry, Queen-street. ■\7""OLUNTEEU LAND SCRIP.— I iiln V m Purchaser, —(1 Williamson, Estate Agent, 3, Vulcan I^anc. \\TAK TED' 7 "Apj»reYidces"^the~jsrcss"----v V malcinj?: also, a tcood Skirt Hand.—W. Rattray, Draper and Silk Mercer, 6(5, Queenstreet.

WANTED, "one or two ~"respectable Lodgers in a comfortable home; no children ; every attendance ; situation pleasant and heel thy, close to the harbour.—Osborne House, second below Koresterb' Amis Hotel, Albert-street. WANTED, si few respectn 1 ile Single Geiii iemen as Boarders.—Oxford Hoarding Rouse, Uj»por QuiiCn-atrcet, opposite Army and Navy Hotel. "VITANTED, a General Servant, one v 7 accustomed fa children preferred. References required.—Auckland Savings' 15bnk. WANTED, all persons in the Uywtcr Trade to Mc°t on Monday, at 1 p.m. sharp, nt Mr. Waters'. Confectioner, upstairs. Business: To draw up Petition to Parliament, re Oyster xi'ish cry's Act. WAN TED, a •rood for the mantles anil imdorelothiny. — William Rattray, Diaper and CioU>.i«r, CO, Otieen-stive c. WA IsTE1 Xii General .Servant for a Kinali country hotel.- -Apply on Monday at 12 o'clock to Adam Laybourjie, Fort-street, ■\XT ANTED KNOWN, th;:t thu"EmeirT v L'i'iiev (Princo of WaK's! is postponed til! Thur.sday.J3ih innt.—F. G. Clayton, W.M. "VfcTAJNTED KNOWN, that the Wa'iknto v V Coalini'ow ready for delivery at the advertised prices.—F. G. Clayton. "WTSTANTED, by a respectable, smart, and v V experienced young Man, a Situation as .Steward or Barman ; first-class references.— Address, "Alpha," W'lu.ir: Hotel, Queen-street. TIT ANTE D, an intelligent Lad. for a y'V Photographic Gallery.—H. 11. Bartlett, Queen-street. WANTED, a first-class Circular Saw Man.—Wm. Vickery, Neison-strcot. W" ANTED, first-clasfs'Generai Haiuk— Apply after -i p.m. to Joa. Williams, Tailor. Victoria-street, opposite Cottage of Content. \1 TA NT El), an Assistant .Book-keeper ; y v references required. Application by Jotter, until the iCth instant, stating salary.— FItiJIER & CO. '^TTTANTEb, the Ladies of Ponsonby ?f oum Dedwood, to know that they can do as well at the junction Drapery store as by ;:oiitK' int<) Queen-street, and much bettor for the proprietor, J. Goodliall Brown. \ffTANTED Puichasers, for Cash only— f V Superior Klenie Raisins, 51 d per Ib. : Holxi't Town Jam, 8d per tin ; lib. tin Fresh Lobsters. Hid : Salmon, Is ; .Host Patna Rice, 3d )K?.r Ib.; assorted fauces, Gd per bottle: Pickles, from tld per bottle; superfine Groat?, 9(1 : Flour, 2ld lb. Terms strictly Cash.—A. E. Collins, Wclliiißton-street. WANTED to Purchase, Empty Sacks, any quantity : must be j^ood and sound. It, Baird, Victoria-street.

XTKTA'Nf ED, all to know that K. French, Vv Grocor, Upper Holison-strcct, lias some of the BEST FRESH BUTTER on sale that comes to market. Housewives, call and taste it. I\ Te Cheaper SUGARS, or Better TEAS, in tho City. KfT Don't Forget the Cheap DraperySale; astonishing bargains at McOrae's '.old shop. "VXTANTKD, a s^ood Tanner, accustomed vf to beamswork.—Apply "West Const, Times" OlHoe, Hokilika. "IHfcT" ANTED, ;t. Youth ;;s improver.— : i V A. lloli'in. :ihip Joiner. North Shore. TOITANTED to Soil, First Choice JosepliV V me Kit? Oloves, 2a and 2s Bel per pair. - W. Eyre. Enniskillen House, Victoria-Btr«-.el. E' NOW ye all Men \>y these Presents — l. That I, OKAS. BURTON, intend to continue the Commercial Gift Offerings during tho whole of To-day (Saturday), up to !1 p.m , in my Now Grocery Establishment, Queen-street, next the present Restaurant. Welsh Goose lit the Restaurant. BEVONPOKT LITEKAKY CLUB. An Entertainment wll be given in tho Devonport- Hall, on MONDAY, 10th instant, consisting of Mu3ic, Readings, iSrc, commencing at eight; o'clock. Members of the Ciub I'roo. WESLEYAN CHURCHES. TO-MORRO W (SUNDAY). PITT-STREET. — Morning, 11. Rev. W. .7. Williams ; Kveniny, O.oD, Mr. .7. X. Buttle. PARNKLL. — Morning, 11, Mr. Qualtrongh; Evening. 6.30, Hgv. W. Kirk. GRAF TON JttOAl).—Mornine;, 1L Rev. W. Kirk; Evening, 6.30, Rer. W. J. Williams, UNlO'.'n-STRKET.—Moi-niugr. 11. Mr. Salter; Evening, 6.30, Itev. T. Buddie. POiSraONBY.-^-Morning, 11, Mr. Cox; Evening, 6.30, Mr. Salter. NEW NORTH ROAD.—Afternoon. 2.30, Rev. W. J. Williams; Evening, 6.80, Mr. BeauKORTH SHORE.—Morning, 11, Rev. T. Buddie; TCvening. G. 30. Mr. Burton. MOUNT EDEN.—Morninpr, 11, Mr. Carr. riIHEATRE ROYAL.— Sunday Evening JL Services (under the conduct of th« Young Men's Christian AesociatioH), September !), 1577. Doors open at 7.30; Service to begin at, 8, and close at 9 p.m. All are invited. Seats free. LORNE - STREET HALL SUNDAY SERVICES, conducted by Samuel Edger, 8.A., Sunday. Sept. 9. —Morning: " Meeting Christ in the Clouds, to be ever with the Lord." Evening: " The sublime Sacrilice which Christianity asks and justifies." T. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—Divine Service will be conducted To-morrow, in the Morning and Evening, by the Rev. Mr. Evans. T. STEPHEN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Ponsonby Hall.—Divine Service will b*> conducted Tomorrow Morning, at 11, and livening, at 6.30, by the Rer. 1). W. Runciman. RESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Devonport, North Shore.—Divine Service will be. conducted in this Church to-morrow (Sunday) 2<)th instant. Morning, at 11 oV-loek, and Evening, at G. 30 o'clock, by Mr. Brace. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH. Temperance Hall Albertstreet.—Divine Service every Lord's Day.— Morning, at 11, Rev. J. A. Caygill; .Evening', at 6.30, Rev. R. Taylor. Subject: "The Unhlled Feast Chamber." irFI'TIED METHODIST .FREE \J CHURCH, junction o-f Pitt and Vincentstreets.—Divine Service cwiy Lord's Day.— Morning, at 11, Rev. R.Taylon. Subject: "The Chamber of Imageries." Evening, at 6.30, Rev. J. A. Cayfiill. jp ONGR EG A TlO NA L CHURCH, v.7 Beresford^street—Sunday Services, Sept. 9th.—Rev. J. Robertson, M.A., will preach in the Morning, at 11; and in the Evening, at 6.30. Subjects: — MoiminLr: "Living by Faith." livening: "Pilate's Dilemma," "ORIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, JST Franklyn Road. — Sabbath Services :-— To-morrow— Morning-, at 11. Rev. W. Tinsley ; Evening, at C.l-fl. R«v. i-;. J. UV.stbrooke. "ORIMITIVE METHODIST OH U'RCH, J_ Alexandi-a-street. — Sabbath Services:— Ala minx, at 11. Rev. B. J. Westfbrooke; Evening, at 8.30, Rev. vrm. Tinsley. IT N 1 cJ^7 -STIEE T WESLEYAN v sunday school. Anniversary Services. Tc-:>:onno'.v --:3bay\ skptemd/lt; s. Mornhiy—3lr. TT. L, -::.vr::i. Aiteruoon—lUr. W. L. Sajltek. Brenins—Rev. T, Bud^ll',