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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3108, 14 June 1881, Page 3

Wanted. WANTED KNOWNCHEAP BOOKS and STATIONERY TO BS HAD AT R, SMYTH'S HASTINGS-STREET. WANTED— Board and Residence, convenient to the Spit. P pply " X," office of this paper. WANTED TO PURCHASE-A good Spring Trap and Harness for cash. Apply sharp to W. Prebble, fruiterer, Hastings-street. WANTED— At once, a General Servant. Apply Mrs Stevens, Crown Hotel, Spit. WANTED— Immediately a Nurse Girl. Apply to Mrs Morrison at the Grammar School. tTTANTED—A respectable Youth of good adfV dress; must be able to read and write' Apply after 4 o'clock to S. Carnell, Photographer. WANTED TO LEND—By tho Building Society No. s—Money in any sums. Apply at office, Browning-street. W™~ KNO ™-OYSTERS (Fresh) by every Boat from the Bay of Islands, at PREBBLE'S Fruit Shops, Hastings-street, and Ten-nyson-street next Theatro Royal. Smoked PISH of the best curers every week.—Pickle BottleS bought in any quantity. WANTED TO SELL—A small covered Express Waggon, nearly new, falling side seats; fit for carrying passengers or luggage. Apply to Mr Faulknor, Napier Coach Factory, Hastings-street. WANTED TO LET—A Shop in Hastings-street, lately occupied by the London Photographic Company. Apply to Mr Faulknor, Napier Coach Factory. WANTED— A good General Servant, Apply to Mrs Liddle, France-road, between the hours of 3 and 5. References required. WASTED— A woman as Cook. Apply to Mrs Duncan Eastbury, Napier; or to Mrs Herrick, Forest Gate, Ruataniwha. WANTED KNOWN-That all hinds of Biscuits may be had at J. Heron's, Carlyle-street. Give them a trial, before purchasing imported goods' " Which must necessarily be dry and stale. Encourage local industry. Biscuits made fresh daily. FIRST PBIZE, MELBOURNE EXHIBITION, ISSI. WANTED KNOWN-That Thomson and Co., Ccrdial and Liquor Manufacturers, aro the only firm in New Zealand who were awarded First Prize for Ginger Wine. TTTANTED KNOWN-That Thomson and Co. T V were awarded First Prize for Raspberry Vinegar at the Melbourne Exhibition. WANTED KNOWN-That Thomson and Co. have received Six Awards at the Melbourne Exhibition for their Manufactures. WANTED KNOWN-That W. PREBBLE has landed per Te Anau 20 cases Oranges and Lemons. Also, a shipment of very prime cured Mullet and Schnapper WANTED— Cooks, Housemaids, Nursemaids, General Servants, etc. Apply sharp at Mrs Prebble's Registry Office. FOR THE DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT. WANTED— By Miss Gleeson an Improver and Machinist. Apply to Neal and Cloße. TITANTED KNOWNWHAT I SAVE IN BUYING DYE'S TEA finds the old man in Baccy. " HousßwrPE." WANTED— Several General Servants, Housemaids, and Nurse Girls; Apply to Mrs Gillett's Servants Registry Office, Waipawa. WANTED-500 Working Men to call at GARRETT BROS.' Dublin House, where they can get Watertight- for 133 Od, and Elastics for 14a 6d (own make). WANTED TO LET.—A Five-roomed House on the hills. Apply to R. G. Graham, Hastingsstreet. WANTED —Monthly customers to make arrangement for Shaving and Hair-dressing at 4s 6d per month. Remember, customers will be attended to by Mr H. Nbal, an experienced tradesman. A good supply of the best Cigars and Tobaccos always in stock. B SAEFFEB. American Hair-dressing Saloon, opposite the Horse Bazaar. WANTED TO LET—A Flye-roomed House and Shop in Dickens-street. Apply to J. Mahony on the premises. WANTED —A purchaser for a six-roomed house; a bargain. Apply to Roopb Brooking. TV™ KNOWN -OYSTERS can be had by the Plate, Bottle, or Kit. Poultry of all kinds at the shortest notice. All orders for Dressed Poultry not later than Friday.—W. MILBB, opposite the Caledonian Hotel, Hastings-street. WANTED TO LET-The Bakehouse and Shop at the corner of Milton-road, near the Napier District School, Tenant is leaving on account of ill-health. Apply to E. W. KNOWLES. ANTED KNOWN.—Now open: The New American IXL Hatrcutting, Shaving and Shampooing Saloon, Hastings-street, Napier. Sglio and Edwards beg to notify that they have opened as above in tho premises lately occupied by the American Photographic Company. H. Selkj will still carry on the business of Manufacturing Jeweller, E. P. Edwards (late of B. Saeffer's). attending to the Hairdressing Depajument. WANTED KNOWN-Mrs C. Anderson has accommodation for a few gentlemen at her private Boarding-house, Marine Parade, Clyde, Wairoa. WANTED KNOWN—That the TEMPERANCE HOTEL is now open to receive Visitors and Boarders. Bath Room, Sea-ling Room, Ladiea Roon. 30 Single Bedrooms. Dinner from 1 to 2 ; Tea jid Coffee any hour- Terms moderate. WANTED KNOWN-That S. E. Cooper (late T. Morrison), Watchmaker and Jeweller, has a splendid assortment of Watches, Jewellery, and Clocks on hand, at resionable prices; and executes Repairs o fovery description, opposite t_io Union Bank, Napier. riTANTED KNOWN-That T. WILLIAMS still continues to keep the City Boarding House, where the best accommodation will be found for Travellers and Boarders.—Hastings-street, Napier. TTTANTED KNOWN-If you want to buy new or second-hand FURNITURE, go to H. P COHEN, opposite the Ca'edonian Hote , where the Show Rooms aro one hundred feet long, aud from which a good selection of new aad oid Furniture, Bedding, China, Crockery, Glassware, and Vurnish. ing Iromongery m»y be chosen. Fu-jiture repaired or made to order. All orders will receive prompt attention. Second-hand Furniture bought In any quantities for cash. Xlf ANTED KNOWN— JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FfiOM ENGLANDA few choice Goods in Silk Quiltings, suitable for Ladies' Drej jes, Gents' Dressing Gowns, and Chil. dron'a Suits. GEO. V. KEMSLEY, Tailor, Fmerson.st.eet. PRIVATE Board and Residence at Mrs Toop'b, White-road. fCARD.] PRIVATE Board and Residence for genfcloman, at Mrs Brenton's Blaii Cottage, Carlyle-street Bnn|| ALTERATIONS. fJTa We otter our Stock |n-f. CARPETS f_T at special Redactions PUrm -T""* BRUSSELS, new detS ' s,gas * at 3s cd ' 43 BRICKS per yard TAPESTRY, good X* Patterns, 2s lid. REQUIRED FOR fM* 3s 3d, 3s 9d, 4s 3d £*_■ per yard P*"! KIDDERMINSTER, Cheap. 2s Gd, 3s, Mfe. 3s 6d, 3s 10d, 4s B ** 3d per yard B"S_MI All under English TENDERS will be received by the undersigned for making about 70 Chains of CUTTINGS between Petane and Glengarry, on or before SATURDAY, June 18, at noon. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. HENRY MACKENZIE, Chairman Petane Bond B^ard.