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Waatsd. WANTED— A Boy to make himself ÜBoful In a garden. Apply at this office. WANTED— A useful Girl, about 15 yoars of £Uje, to assist in house work. Apply to Mra Watt, Hastings-street. WASTED immediately—A thorough General Servant. Apply at the office of this paper. TO JEWELLERS. WANTED— A first-class worlcman. Apply to F. W. Collins, Emerson-street. WANTED— A good General Servant. Apply to Mrs Pettit, Settlers' Hotel, Waipawa. WANTED TO LET—The Bakehouse and Shop at the corner of Milton-road, near tho Napier District School. Tenant is leaving on account of ill-health. Apply to E. W. KNOWLES. WANTED— A Painter. Apply at once to C. Polglase, Havelock. TTrANTED—lmmediately a situation ns Private VV Tutor. Good testimonials, Apply "Alpha," Post Office, Clive. WANTED— A smart Runner Boy. Apply office of this paper. WANTED KNOWN—H. SEMG, Manufacturing Jeweller, has taken thoso premises next to Dye Brothers' Tea Warehouse, Hastings-street. All orders promptly attended to. WANTED— A good, General Servant. Apply to Mrs Dennett, Albion Hotel. "\T7 ANTED—A General Servant. Apply to Mra T V D, Twomey, Takapau Hotel. WANTED KNOWN-The undersigned has received a nice and well selected lot of New Books, School Books, Requisites, and Stationery direct, and is prepared to sell at very low prices, to effect a clearance, and to make room for new Stock arriving. R. T. SMYTHE, Hastings-street, Napier, opposite Monteith and Co.'s Horse Bazaar. IXTANIED—A second-hand Iron Safe (large size). T V Apply at the office of this paper. WANTED KNOWN-Mrs C. Andereon haa accommodation for a few gentlemen at her private Boarding-house, Marine Parade, Clyde, Wairoa. WANTED— Several good female Cooks for privat families and Hotus; also, General Servants and Kitchen Maids. Apply sharp at Mrs I rabble's Registry Office, next Theatre Royal. WANTED KNOWN - Thnt Gseso. Ducks, Turkeys, and Fowls can be had in any quantity at Mr MILES' Fruit an 1 Vegetable Stoic, Oppo« site the Caledonian Hotel, Easting3-stieet WANTED KNOWN—That the TEMPERANCE HOTEL is now open to receive Visitors aud Boarders Bath Room, Pea-ling Room, Ladies Roon, 80 Single Bel rooms Dinner from 12 to 2 ; Tea .nd Ccffee"any hour- Terms moderate. WANTED TO SELL—A Five roomed House pleasantly situated on the hills. Termß easy. Apply R. G. Graham. "•"ITANTED KNOWN—The undersigned still /V offers really good value for Cash—Tweed Suits made to order at 24 hours notice, from £5; Tweed Trousers at 10 hours notice, from £1 BS. Fit Style, and workmanship guaranteed. T. A. COTTRELL. Next Caledonian Hotel, Hastings-street, Napier. WANTED KNOWN—That S. E. Cooper (late T. Morrison), Watchmaker and Jeweller has a splendid assortment of Watches, Jewellery, and Clocks on hand, at reasonable prices; and executes Repairs of every description, opposite the Union Bank, Napier. WANTED KNOWN—CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR PRESENTS Cheaper than any other bouse for Cash. A large and choice Stock now beir g opened up of English and Foreign Watches and Clocks. English and Continental JEWELLERY in Gold and Silver, of every description, all imported direct and bought for Cash.—H. H. WALL & CO. Hastings-street, Napier. RIVATE Board and Residence at Mra Toop'S White-road. rcARD.] PRIVATE Board and Residence for gentleman, at Mrs Bronton's Blair Cottage, Carlyle-street, WANTED KNOWN. ! "\TES AKD ■ECONOMICAL. QTRONG npoo AND IN ■OVERY WAY A LTOGETHER SUPERIOR. DYE, BROS., Tea Dealers. TUST ~p ECEIVED, Direct from London, per s.s. Northumberland. 5 Trunks Ladies' Fancy Shoes and Boots 2 Cases Men's New Shape Felt Hatfl 1 Case Choice New Dress Silks, all shades of Colors. 1 Case Kid Gloyes, in two, four, six, and eight buttons, all sizes and shapes. 1 Case Fancy Eibbo;s 1 Case Corsets, new shapes, very choice. £5 REWARD. THE above reward will be given to any person who can give such information as wid bring about a conviction of \,he person or persons who opened the gate of a paddock at Pakowhai, and either drove out or let out 12 horses between Friday evening and Saturday morning last. F. E. HAMLIN. Napier, lEth February, 1881. ■■"■ — "1 FRED. W. COLLINS, MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, Has just received by the latest Southern Steamers a wellassorted Stock of _,___ WATCHES, CLOCKS, & JEWELLERY, and hopes by strict attention to the wants of customers to merit a share of patronage. _ Ihe Working Department will be carried on as USUaI " FREDk. W. COLLINS, Jeweller, i Emerson-street. [Excellerco of workmanship unequalled in Hawke's Bay]. FRED. W. COLLINS, TMT ANUFACTURING JEWELLER, AND DIaMOND MOUNTER, Emerson-street, Napier. Brooches, Earrings, Bracelets, etc , of Elegant de» signs manufactured from Nautilus, Perculum, and other shells and stones, ard mounted in Gold and Silver. Medals, Trophies, Monograms, etc., made to any design. Wedding Ring-s and Keepers made to order. Gold and Silver bought.. XTT A T C h ii i Silver Hunting English lever, capped and jewelled, name Wall and Co. ..880 Do. do,, very superior.. 9 9 0 Rotheram's Watches from 5 6 0 Ehrhavdt's Watches from 6 10 O Russell's Watches 8 8 0 American Lever Watches from .. ..33 Ladies' Gold and Silver Watches from ..220 H. H. WALL k CO., PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS, Hastinos-Strk&t, Napier. _______________________—_ ».i^ PURCHASE YOUR JEWELLERY FEOM TIT ALL AND CO., Bocause they are the only CASH BUYERS, and being longer established know their customer!* requirements better than anyone else. HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. GET YOUR REPAIRS DONE AT TTT ALL AND COS, Who keep Practical Watchmakers and Worlia Jewellers on tho premises, and do their own Electro-plating aud Gilding. HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. GUNSMITH. " Mr F G. BORZUTSKY having entered our Mr. vice wo are prepared to undertake Gunsmith*! Work'in all its branches, and also Fine Mechanical Work of every description. Satisfaction guaranteed. / wok j *- RTJDD OCK & FRYER.

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3009, 16 February 1881, Page 3

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