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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3271, 27 December 1881, Page 3

i Wantsd. I TT7" ANTED—A smart young man to Wait at V V Table and attend to Billiard Room. Apply to E. Ashton, Provincial Hotel. \T7"ANTKD can be made T V for Boarders at Yeuell's Restaurant* ANTED KNOWN- Hot Pies and Coffee for Sixpence every Saturday night at Yeuell's 1 Restaurant. ANTED KNOWN-Roast Chicken, BoiledGoose, Strawbenies and Cream, and all other delicacies of the season for Christmas dinner (Sunday), price one shilling at Yeuell's Restaurant. WANTED— A good Married Couple; woman aa Cook and Laundress, man to make himself generally useful. References required. Apply to Mrs Beck, West CliveANTED KNOWN-That Geese, Ducks, Turkeys, and Fowls, and also choice assortment of Fruit and Vegetables, at the shortest noticeOrders promptly attended to. W. MILES, Hastings street. NAPIER HOSPITAL WANTED— By Ist February next, a, qualified person to undertake the duties of Matron and Head Nurse, at a salary of £75 a year WANTED— A Housemaid. Apply to Mrs Stock, Albion Hotel WANTED KNOWN-GEORGE SCaRFE haa now on view in his Shop the 1882 CALENDARS for distribution Gratis to his Customers. They are splendid Oleographic Works of Art, and the subjects pleasing. W~TNTED KNOWN-J. F. STURM has reopened a Fruit Store, in Emerson-street, adjoining Mr Jensen's, Watchmaker. Fresh Fruit daily; Sparkling Horehound Beer; Vegetable and - Flower Seeds, Pot Plants, etc., etc. WANTED -A man Cook. Apply to John Pettit, Settlers' Hotel, Waipawa. WANTED— A good hand as helper in the Stables, at the Horse Bazaar. Apply at once. WANTED at the Caledonian Hotel, WANTED KNOWN—Mrs T "Williams has accommodation for two or three respectable boarders, Dalton ssreet, near the Star Hotel. ANTED—A Housemaid. Apply to Mrs 3. Kelly, Hastings Hotel. ""■JITANTED--For Mrs John Nairn, of Pourerere, IJ an experienced woman as Head Nurse: Apply by letter to Mrs Gilbertson, Brookfleld, Meanee IX7"ANTED—A good General Servant for the T? country. To a good girl liberal wages will be given. Apply to Mrs Rose, Taradale. ANT]_Dn_NfJvvN — Just Received a wellselected Stock Of SILK FRINGED BIRTHDAY and CHRISTMAS CARDS, must be cleared CHEAP. R. T. SMYTHE, Bookseller and Stationer, Hastings-street, Opposite Horse Bazaar. ANTED-A good General Servant. Apply to Mrs G. Faulknor, Beach-road. ANTED—Good Married Couples, General Servants, Housemaids, and Nurse-maids. Also, a good man to milk (in the country ) Apply sharp at Mrs Prebble's Registry Office, next Theatre Royal Napier. WANTED— All lovers of STRAWBERRIES and CREAM to call at Prebblb'3 Fruit Saloon. Hastings-street ANTED—Sawyers for tho Owhirikura Station Pohui, to rip out about 20,000 feet of timber for Messrs Donnelly and Sewell. Apply to H. L. Donnelly, Papakura. W' ANTED KNOWN-Having determined to reipquish the sale department, I shall offer tho whole of my HATS, CAPS. SHIRTS, SCARVES, and HOSIERY at cost price for 14 days, after which the balance will be sold by auction. This is a thorough clearing out sale In order that I may give more time to my order trade. GEO. V. KEMSLEY, Tailor and Outfitter Emerson-street W' ANTED KNOWN-That J. H, ANDERSON, Dickens-street, is prepared to execute all orders to Remove or Rise Houses (brick work included), or for Concrete Tanks, on easy terms. 25 per cent. lesß than any other in the trade; on the shortest notice. Terms one-third cash, and the iemainder by agreement ~\/_7 T)RBBBLE has just received a consignV V . _IT ment of Choice American Fruit, also Bananas and Pines from Fiji. ANTED KNOWN-Enamelled Portnits, superlor to anything produced in Napier, are to be had at the NAPIER PORTRAIT ROOMS, next the Herald Office. Photos finished with this process will remain perfectly good for twenty years. Patrons can rely on getting a Genuine American Finish. T. ANDREW, _____ Photo. WANTED KNOWN-That the TEMPERANCE HOTEL is now open to receive Visitors and Boarlers. Bath Room, Reading Room, LadleRoom. 30 Single Bedrooms. Dinner from 1 to 2 ; Tea and Coffee any hour- Terms moderate. ANTED—Two gentlemen Boarders, with or without residence. Apply to Mrs Mitchell Penwarne House, C.ive Square. CCOMMODATION for Single Gentlemen on moderate terms at Mrs HARDING'S, Percy House, Tennyson-street. TWO gentlemen can be accommodated with Board and Residence, at Mrs Brenton's, Carlyle-street [a card] " PRIVATE Board and Residence at Mrs J. Fbrnandbz, corner of Coote and Shakespeare Road 3. Use of piano, bath, and every comfort. Terms moderate. /CHRISTMAS mABLES, » M N « 3 __! B X o"s?c3oH^cQrH R, H, R OBINSON .-ft %'n j____j_l © __■__ MJ THE TABLES CHEAP MILLINERY CHEAP COSTUMES CHEAP UNDERCLOTHING CHEAP HOSIERY LOT OF USEFUL ARTICLES. LOST— An enamelled silver SOUVENIR BROOCH Reward on leaving with H. H. Wall, watchmaker To LetTO LET, A SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, situated iv the Cooteroad. Apply to ROBERT FRANCE. SHOP TO LET—On reasonable terms, adjoining Brett's Confectionery Shop, opposite Holt'g Timber Yard. Apply to E. ASHTON, Provincial Hotel. Bales by Mr. Miller. WOOL SCOURING ESTABLISHMENT AND BOILING-DOWN WORKS, FOR SALE, BY PRIVATE BARGAIN. rpHE West Clive Wool-scouring. Fellmongery, and __. Boiling Down Establishment lately carried on by MrCiiARL-SMrrcHH-L, with complete plant and now in working order for scouring clips, fellmongery, bone grinding, and boiling-down, 18-Hor.e-power horizontal engine Donkey pump engine Horizontal tubular vertical boiler Wool-washing machine, screw wool preSß Wool sheets, etc, etc, Bone mill, corn crusher, chaff cutter Blacksmith's forge and tools Tan pits and all requisite tools and Implements too numerous to mention, aa well ai Draft and light harness horses Drays and9pring carts Agricultural implements, pigs, piggeries, etc, etc, The premises have powerful artesian wells, drying paddocks, sheep, cattle, and slaughter yards on most improved construction, stables, sheds, men's house, etc Very liberal terms will be given to any purohaser who is an expert For further particulars, apply to M. R. MILLER, Stock and Station Agent. ______________»_ _________________———_-————- ———___! MR C, C. D2ISCOLL HAS BEEN trOINTED AGENT FOR THE ."WEEKLY MERCURY," AT WAIPAWA. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, Hastings. IT is proposed to hold a GIFT AUCTION In March next, in aid of funds for Lining the Chancel and other improvements. Contributions will be thankfully received by either of the members of the Committee—Messrs J. N. Williams, R. Wellwood, W. J. Birch, C. A. Fitzßoy, F J Knight, W. O. McLeod, J. Reynolds, and A. Wellwood Hon, Sec.