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Auckland Star, Volume IX, Issue 2489, 16 March 1878, Page 3

"A N T E D, EIGHT or TEN BRICKLAYERS for a Wellington job. Five months work guaranteed. Wages, lis. per day. Contractor will pay Steerage Passage.- Apply on Friday, Saturday, or Monday, between noon and one o'clock, to Alfred Boardman, South British Insurance Company, Queen-street, Auckland. ANTED, tv. o Men to split shingles. Apply to E. Gibbons, Awitu, or Onchunga. 130ARD OF EDUCATION.Wanted, an Assistant Female Teacher for Cambridge School (W aikato). Applications will be received by the Board not later than THURSDAY, 21st March instant. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. ANTED, a city common School, iv which the Holy Scriptures will be read daily. A fair prospect exists for a well conducted school of this class.—Apply everywhere ANTED, a clean, active Boy, about 13 or 11, to deliver bread; must be able to read and write. Reference required.—Wm. Ritchie, Eden Crescent. WANTED, at Newton Pottery, two Youths, from 11 to 18 years of age. ANTED, a Dressmaker to live with a private family.—Apply to Mrs. Thomson, Registry Ollice, Shortland-street. WANTED, for Gisborne, a respectable Woman lo look after two children.— Apply at Albert Hotel. Queen-street. "ANTED, a Machinist ; also an Apprentice.—Jones & Co., High-street. ANTED to Purchase, near Mount Eden, Mount St. John, Remuera, or Epsom, good House, with stabling, &c, and _ to 10 acres Land,—-Address, with low est cash price, Russell, Star office. "i^T'ANTED, a Barmaid, for the upstairs V V bar.—Exchange Hotel. WANTED, a respectable Girl as general servant.—Apply Newton Hotel. \]_T ANTED, a Woodman, accustomed to ? v cart and dray work.—Cousins and Atkin. Victoria Carriage Works. \J_T ANTED, a Servant Girl tor a small TT family; reference required.—Apply at once to Mrs. J. Levy, 210, Queen-street. WHEN work is done, and all's bright within, a Cup of Tea is iiist the thing. Extra values at 2s, 2s Cd, and 3s per lb., try any of them, and you will find itso. Sperm Candles, lid per lb., _ lbs. for 5s 3d ; Plaid Vestas, 3d per dozen ; Crush-d Lump Sugar, 6d. per lb. Goods delivered. For best qualities at low prices, R. French's, Royal Tea Mart, Hobson-street. "\TSTANTED, two Lads and four Girls.--V v Thos. J. Harbutt, Brush Manufacturer, Victoria-street East. '\]_T ANTED, a Bodymaker.—Apply Gee V . uad Potter, Grcy'-street. Tino Blacksmiths.—Wanted, two Strikers. JL G. R. Burnett, Fort-street. (".ARDENER, Jobbing and Contractor. 3T Gardens laid out; Estimates given. References if required.—Address, "W. Mclndoe, I'oat-office, Newmarket. WANTED to Let, unfurnished, eightroomed House, or Furnished Apartments, in Upper Queen-street, which wil' be vacant on the 2'lth March.—Apply at the Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria-street East. ANTED, Ladies to know that they can purchase Underclothing at very low prices; Winceys, from 7ld per yard; Stockiugs, from Gd per piir; Men's Socks, from 9d pair ; Shirting, from ojd per yard; and a lot of other Cheap Goods, at R. French's Cheap Drapery Establishment, Hobson-street. WAN TED' Known, that the Maim fac - toryof Robley's Aerated Flour, &c, is Removed to promises recently occupied by the late Mr. Godwin, where the manufacturer kindly invites aU who study economy to try his Aerated Flour for bread, tea-cakes, scone... pan cakes, and pastry, Sec Also, itobley's Prepared Porridge Meal for indigestion, and Robley's Superior Food for Infants and Invalids. Wholesale and Retail Manufactory, Grey-street. Auckland. WANTED, all good Servants to call at Mrs. Grice'e, where they will hear of good honie3, good wages and good mistresses. Those having a good reference will stand the best chance.—Rigiatry Office, Newmarket. WERTHEIM Hand Machines at £4 10s, the best in the world; give 30s more extras than other. If you see them yon will be sure to purchase. —W. C. Dennes, Machine Depot. Queen-street. WANTED, for a Farm in Waikato, a Female Servant; dairy aud family small; without good references do not apply. —3. Insurance Buildings, Queen-street. WANTED - Wanted to Well (cheap), 22 kegs Nails, only 2d lb., 12s 6d per keg ; 20 Backs of Haricot Beans, only 2d lb., 7 lbs. foils; Pickling Onions, 9 lbs. for la; Camp Oven Lid«, 6d. 9d, and ls each; Scrubbing Brushes, 6d and 8d each; lot of Superior Vases cheap; Largo Apples, 3d lb.; Small Apples, 7 lbs. for ls ; Clothes Pet's. 4 dozen for Sd ; Good Tea, 2s lb., 6 lbs for lis; Fresh Mackerel, only 7d tin ; Old Canterbury Cheese, old -td lb.; New Cheese, Od ; Washing Powders, Gd dozen; Blue, 9d lb.; Good Scent, only Id bottle: Spirit of Love Scent, Id bottle ; Government Disinfectant Powder, for taking away all smella. and for sick rooms, only 4d packet: Cups and Saucers, Gd and 7d; White and Gold Cups and Saucers, ls; Jugs, 3a Gd per set; Hot-water Jugs, Gs Gd and 7s 6d set; White Stone Plates, Id, sd, and 6d each; White Stone Dishes, from ls 3d to 3a Gd ; White Stone Vegetable Dishes, 3s and 3s Gd each, 5s 6d and 6a Gd a pair; a Beer Pu__lp, with four taps, cost when new about £15, will be sold for 30s; Lady's White Poodle Dog, only 15s ; two Smoking Tables, 163 Gd each : White Wasnhand Basins, only ls Sd ; Large Jugs aud Basins, 6s Gd; Small White Chambers, ls 2d; Small Coloured Chambers, ls Gd ; Basins, 3d. _d, sd, and Gd each ; Carbolic Soap, 9d'a bar- —n. Watts, Pitt-street. WANTED, everybody to keep the money in the country, and Purchase the Wangarei Kamo Coal. Try a small quantity before you get your winter supply. The best local Coal in the Proviuce. All orders left at the Yard, Fort l-ritomart, or at Mr. G. Neal's, corner of Nelson and Wollesley-streets, will be promptly attended to.—__.. Barr, agent. WANTED" Known, St. Patrick's Day, Ladies' deeply fringed Green Scarves, Is; Boys' Green do. 9d; Lovely Green Sash Ribbon, ls per yard; Boys' Green Belts, Gd; Children's Green Plaid Pork Pie Hats, 4d; large Bottles Hair Oil, not green but red, Gd; Dress Improvers, for making the ladies look nice, only Gd -{they used to be called bustles when W. H, D. was a boy, but people are more enlightened now); Hair Pads, 2d to ls; hand some lot ef Brooches and Earrings, 6dand9d; handsomo bottles good Scent, 9d : Organ Concertinas, reduced to 6s; other 20-keyed do, 3s Gd; Children's Handkerchiefs, Id to 3d ; Ladies' and Children's Light-coloured Gloves, 3 pair a shilling; Poll Combs, 3d to 6d; Rack Combs, 3d; Ladies' White Stockings, Gd; Men's Socks, Gd; Infants' White Socks, 3d; Ribbon Velvet, Id a yard; Lovely Prunella Boots, without toe caps, high heels, 6s 6d ; Black Dress Buttons, 2d a dozen; Rimmeh's Windsor Soap, 2d a cake; Fancy Baskets, ls to 2s; Dress Holders, Id ; Men's good White Hats, Is (not belltoppers); Puff Boxes, with Puff, 9d; nicely scented Violet Powder, 4& a packet ; Shoe Brushes, 3 for 2s Gd; Piping Cord, ls 6d alb ; handsome Butter Coolers, with lid and plate, reduced to ls; Safety Matches for those who don't want their house to catch fire, Id packet; nice lot of Ladies Leather Bags, ls to 4s 6d; excellent Cherry Tooth Paste, 4d a bottle; don't forget the celebrated 2s Black Tea, nor the 2s Gd Mixed do, which is getting to be celebrated; lot of Children's small Boots, size i, very cheap ; fresh lot of ls Spectacles ; superior Tape Measures, Id; Ladies White Scarves, 6d; Men's White Ball Ties, 4d and 6d? 2d reels Clark's Black Glazed Cotton, Id or lOd a dozen ; Crochet Cotton, 2d or ls lOd a dozen ; Apple Cases, 3d ; Tea Chests, 3d. The above Goods are very much below the usual price. If every one was sharp enough to read my advertisement, they might save a deal of money.—W. H. Dampieb, Victoria-street, corner of Hobsonstreet. WANTED Known, that John S. Leslie, Engineer and Machinist, Erects or Repairs every description of Steam and other Machinery. All kinds of Sewing Machines repaired and adjusted with care and promptitude. Workshop at back of Hayward's, Upholsterer, foot of Grey-street, Auckland. Every attention to country orders. MR READER WOOD.—Wanted, the name and address of his agent.—Apply tonco. by letter, R.D., Star office. -jm D E- N "TE RRA C E FIRE. T H A N S S. MR. W. J. SUITER takes this flr .t opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to the many friends who so willingly rendered assistance in removing stock, &o, from his premises during tho fire this morning. He also cordially acknowledges the many tokens of sympathy shewn him on every hand on account of his heavy loss. BOUCHER begs to thank Messrs. • Grady, Duke, Simpson, and others, for their kind assistance in Keeping the fire from his premises this morning. MR. GOOD ACRE returns thanks to Mr. Montague, Mr. G. Thwaits, Mr. G. Squirrel, and others, who rendered assistance in saving his place from fire. UCKLAND Churches and Supreme Court House To-night, at Albert Hall. MAORI PORTRAITS and the Little Auckland Girl To-night, at Clifford's.