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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3755, 28 July 1883, Page 3

Wanted TIT ANTED— A Blacksmith for General V V "Work. Apply at the Napier Coach Factory. WANTED— A young Man used to Farm Work, must bo able to milk ; ■wages 25/- per -week. Apply to J. Marshall, Moaneo. ■\\7" ANTED—Good Cooks, Housemaid tV Nursemaid, and General Servants, for Town, Country, and Gisborno. Apply at Mrs Prcbblo's Rogistry Office, next Thoatre Royal. WANTED —Employers requiring Servants to call at Gillott's male and female Servants Registry Oflico ; Emerson • street. Wanted Known. Q TOCKTAKING ! O TO CKT AXING! Previous to Stocktaking R. 11. Robinson Will offer the whole of his well assorted Stock of Clothing at SLAUGHTERING PRICES. For a few days only, and would call attention to the following lines : — Men's Mole Trousers (colored 5/6. Men's Tweed do G/G upwards " " Trousers and Vests. 10/6, 12/6 10/G, 15/11 Men's Serge Coats, 9/11 and 10/11 " Tweed do 13/6, 15/0, and 17/6 " Tweed Suits, 20/- and 2-1/-Yonth's Trouscr Suits 116, 1-1/9,15/6, 16/----up to 22/6 Boy's Knickcr do at very low prices Gent's White Shirts, in'nin fronts, 3/G, 3/9 5/- and upwards Men's Cotton Shirts Hid, 1/6 upwards " Wincey do, 1/11, 2/3, 2/6, up to 5/Men's and Boy's Hats, Hoiscry, kc, in great variety at very low prices. R. H. ROBINSON, Direct Importer, Emerson-street, Napier. LAST WEEK! LAST WEEK!! —WANTED KNOWN THAT — C. S M 1 T II —WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE HIS — GREAT OIiEARIISrCr SALE —OF— T\RAPERY and THING THIS DAY (SATURDAY). Still Further Reductions. C. SMI T 11, Next II o l t's Tim be r Ya v t>. KNOWN—■ThiirGcntiolncn T T of Napier and Hawke's Bay, by leaving their orders at A. Walter's, Tailor, Ha stings-street, will effect a saving of from 200 to 300 per cent., as I am prepared to make suits from £4 Is; also, Trousers £1, all wool; solid workmanship and fit guaranteed. N.B.—At these prices, terms cash.—A. Walters, Hastings-street. TTTANTED KNOWN—W. PREBBLE * T hns Fresh Oysters by every boat from the North. ANTED KNOWN —On hand and for Sale, early Seed and eating Potatoes, Garden and Vegetable Seeds, Sporting Guns and Ammunition, Rape, Clover, Cow Grass, Rye Grass, Hemp and other Seeds, Nelson Bros, and Williams' Preserved Meats in variety. — Knight Bros., Hnstings. WANTED KNOWN—E. GILLETT has just received a splendid lot of Oranges, Apples, Pears, Bananas, Pines, Lemons, Cocoanuts, Pea Nuts, and Seed Potatoos. TIT ANTED KNOWN-Heads of families, V T Hotclkeepors, and the public of Hawko's Bay, that W. C Fowlkr Grinds and Repairs all kinds of Ciittlcry ; Tailors' Shears ground and properly adjusted. Razors hollow ground and carefully set, and guaranteed to shave. Terms very moderate. Address: Waghornc-street, Port Ahuiiri. "TITANTED KNOWN—That there are T I Twenty (20) new and second-hand Pianos for sale at the Little Dast Pan, Hastings-street. WANTED KNOWN-That P. F. Colledge (succossor to 11. 11. Wall), has too many Clocks in stock, and will dispose of some at a small advance on cost. WANTED KNOWN—That the Little Dust Pan is the Cheapest House in Napier for Spring Mattresses, and Bedding of all lands. WANTED —Every person before buying Furniture to call at the Little Dust Pan and comjxire prices with any other House. ANTED KNOWN—ThatT.P. FUL LER can furnish Venetian Blinda with all the latest improvements. Funerals of all classes furnished equal in stylo to any House in the Colonies. Mark the address— T. P. Fuller, opposite Mr Garry's Foundry Hastings- street, Napier. Joinery and Cabinet making in all its branches. WANTED KNOWN— J. F. STURM has on view 52 named varieties of Apples grown by F. W. C. Sturm at the Hawkc's Bay Nursery; Vegetable and Flower Seeds in great variety. Fresh Vegetables and Potatoes in any quantity. Orders for Trees and Plants carefully attended to. Address—Opposite Holt's Timber Yard. WANTED KNOWN«-Geoi>.ge Scakfk Has on Sale a good supply of ROLLED BACON and SMALL HAMS, really Ckoicc FRESH BUTTER and tho WARRANTED PURE TEAS in original Packets, at I! S. 1 AD, OS, OS pB, OS. i I\J & & O O per lb., guaranteed full weight. N.B. GEORGE SCARFE wns tho iirst to place tho PURE PACKET TEAS before the Napier Public, and will be glad to rcccivo continuous support iv tin's article. ATEW CURE of HAMS "and "BACON l>l at E. W. KNOWLES. ANTED KNOWN"— B. Sadler, American Hair Dressing Saloon, has opened a Toilet Club for gentlemen who desire to have their own private requisites for Hair dressing , and Shaving. Each member of tho Club provided with separate* Brushes, Pot, Towell, &c. Terms for regular customers on application. CIGARETTES. "Little Beauties." " Opera Puffs." "Richmond Gems." '' Vanity Fair.'' "Thorbecko'K." " Lone Fisherman's.' ALL AT 6D. PER PACKET. Three sticks Nailrod Tobacco. Is. Six El Universo Cigars, Is. Pipes of all makes and best American Tobaccos at proportionate low rates. Agent for various American Illustrated and Sporting Papers. Note the address : — BO A E F F B R, , Yj Tobacco and Cigar Divan. Opposite Horse Bazaar, Hastings-street, And Opposite Railway Station, Hastings. Educational. WANTED— A First Assistant Mistress for the Napier District School, Salary, according to the Board Scale, but £150 per annum guaranteed, together with House allowance and bonus (if any) upon tho results of the Annual Examination of the School. The Bonus last year was £20. Applicants must be Certificated. Applications to be sent in by August 7, 1883, addressed to Titos. Laws, Chairman. NAPIEIt GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. rpilE Governors require the .services of it X Lady Principal or of a Head master (married). Salary at tho rate of £300 a-year, with dwelling imd boarders' fees. The person chosen will bo required to teach English, Latin, French, and Mathematics, and to take charge of the hoarding , establishment. Also —A Second Mistress, qualified to take the elementary work in tho sumo branches. Salary, £120 with board. Applications for the appointment will ha received by the undersigned on or before the 30th of September, 1883. The School will open on the 28th January, 1881. Applicants should state full particulars as to age, qualifications, and experience, and should furnish testimonials and references. DAVID SIDEY, Hon. Sec. to Governors.