WANTED, a General SERVANT, who understands Cooking; also a NUR^E, who oan sevv mIL — Apply to Mr. Hampshire, Hairdresser,
Victoria-slrcet.
WANTED, a Good General SERVANT.— Apply to Mr. Messenger, Butcher, Walte-field-street.
WANTED, a thorongh General SERVANT. Must be a good Cook and Laundress, — Apply to Mrs. Gabrtet. Lewis, Wellesley-streefe.
WANTED, by a respectable Young Person, a SITUATION «w NURSERY GOVERNESS. Is a good Needlewoman. No objection to go to the country, or any p-irt of the colony. — Address, A 8., office of this paper.
WANTED, a good Ale and Porter BREWFR. None but a steady man need apply. Reference required. — Apply at the Cottage of Content Hotel, Victoria-street, Auckland.
WANTED, a PIANIST for a few hours in the Evening.— Apply to Mr. Levt, opposite Savings Bank, Queen-street
'TIO MASTRtt PRINTERS.— A competent M - I CH [\E MANAGER is open to an ENGAGEMENT, hiving fulfilled an engagement of three years at the Daily Soothers Cross office. Accustomed to all kinds of Jobbing, B iok-work, or Work in Colour*, bnving entirely introduced Jobbing printed bv Machinery into Auckland. — Address, R. Moss, office of this paper.
TO NAVVIES. , WANTED, 15 MrtN", on section 2, Auckland Railway. Wag?s, 4s. per day ; each man to brinsf with him a shovel or pick. Apply to Mr. Mannkus, on tbe works. J. B. WAY.
BLUFF AND INVERCARGILL RAILWAY. WANTED, 100 LABOURERS on Rock and Farth Cutting, Highest wages given. • SMYTH, HOYT, & CO., Invercargill.
TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, Yesterday Morning, in Qnpen-«treet. a Small Te rier DOG, with long, soft, grey hair; auswrs t<> the name of " Pido." Any person restoring the sa-ne to W, J. Young, Queen-street, sh.ill receive thn above rpvvaid. March 26, 1866.
LOST.— STRAYED from Me^rs. Hvjntbh and Co.'s Cattle Yard. Newmarket, on Monday^ the 12th instant, a Mouse-coloured COW, thfi property of Mr. Walter Dudlgy, Butcher, Queenstreet, Auckland. Any one returning the same to the owntr will be handsomely Rewarded.
TEN POUNDS REWARD WILL he given to any person giving S'ich information as will leid to the conviction of the person or persons who STOLE TWO SIDES of SOLE LEATHER from our works iv Alechanics' Bay on Saturday night lnst. IRELAND BROTHERS. Durham-street, March 26, 1866.
ONE POUND REWARD. STRAYED, from Flat Bush, on Sunday, the 18th ult., a R'vw COLT, two and a half years old, and rather lanky in appenrance; unbrauded, l»ng mane and tail, and white stripe dowti facp. Was last seen near the Scotch Church, and h snpnO3e<l to be running on some of the bye-roads iv the Fapatoitoi di*t ici". The Above reward -will be paid to any one who will leave him on the farm of the undersigned, or in' Mr. Buckxand's paddock, Triangle, OtaMihu. JOHN WALLACE. "Flat Bush, March 26, 1566.
REWARD. STRAYF.D from Graham's Stables, Vulcan Imp, last Evening, a Li^htGrey M\IIE, about 14£ hands high, with Saddle, Biidle, and Martingale. Any person returning the same t-> fcoincrville's Stables. Green street, will be Rewarded. Auckland, March 24, 1866,
FOUND afl-afc, outside Rangitoto, a GIG, with oars and rowlocks, complete.— The owner to apply at the office of this paper.
IN L. B. HARRIS'S ESTATE. f AN important MEETING is convened to take place at the Store of E. AND 11. Isaacs, THIS DAY, at 4 o'clock.
A. O. F. COURT 3,978. THE BRETHHfiN of the above COURT are hereby tequested to attend at the Courtroom, THIS (Tuesdaj) EVENING, 27th instant, at hulf-paac 7. E, AUGER, C.R.
ASSOCIATION, NEWTON BRANCH, APCBLIC MFEHA'G will be held THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, March 27, iv Mr. De«ar's Academy, Karangahipe Road, for the purpoae of ELECTING a PRESIDENT and SKXRE. TARY as Delegates to the Council of the Northern Association, It is proposed, befoi c the closing of the Meeting, to take into ronniderati'in the present state of the NEWTON I.ITERAKY rNSTITUTW. The members are particularly requested to attend. Chair will be taken at eight o'clock.
UNITED SERVICE LODGE, No. 421, 1.0. rpHE Regular MONTHLY MEETING of this * Lodge will be held iv the I odee-r«om, Masonic Hotel, Princes-street ou WEDNESDAY EVENING, 28t.h instant, at 7 o'clock. Visiting brethren are invited to attend. By order of theW.M. JAMES C. DOULL, Secretary.
NOTICE TO PUBLICANS. NOTICE is hereby given that the ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING of the Justices of the Peace for the City and Northern District of Auckland will he holden at the Resident Magis- { trate's Court, at Auckland, on TUEbDAY, tie 17th of April, 1866, at 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose oi taking into consideration applications for Licenses to •ell Spirituous Liquors, Wine, Ale, and Beer. WILLIAM F, LODGE, Clerk of Court. Resident Magistrate's Court, Auckland, March 9, 1866.
LICENSING MEETING. NOTICE is herehy given, that the ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING of JUSTICKS of the PEACE for the DISTRICT of MARSDEN will he held at the Wangarei Hotel, Wangarei, on TUESDAY, th« 17th day of April next, at twelve o'clock noon, for the purpose of tak ; ng into consideration applications for licenses to, sell spirnuuu-3 liquots, wine,- ale, and beer. DAVID A; BRODIE, Clerk of the Court. Resident Magistrate's Office, Wangarei Heads, March 17, 1866.
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXII, Issue 2712, 27 March 1866, Page 1
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