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WANTED— Apprentices to Millinery and Dressmaking. Apply sharp Blythe's D.I.C. TJTf ANTED —Bya Young Man situation y\ as Cook for the country, willing to go on a Station or Hotel; total abstainer. Apply " W.J.5.," office ot this paper. W" ANTED —A Nurse. Apply by letter to Mrs Norman Beetham To Apiti. "ANTED—AHousemaitL AppiyTby letter, to Mrs Chas. Nairn, The Lawn. ANTED-A smart Boy. Apply office of this paper. A THOROUGHLY Competent WoolL 3 sortor wants a Shed. Highest Eeferencos if required. Apply to W. Illingworlh, care of Mr S. Bentley, Havelock. FOR beautiful and useful Presents, ace Magill and Campbell's windows. 7 cases of New Fancy Goods just landed from London ox s.s. Doric, specially imported for our 'Xmaa Tables. Immense variety to choose from. Thousands of pretty articles at astonishingly low prices. Inspection invited at Magill and Campbell's. AlfTElT^'Yoim^ a Billiard-room and make himself genorally useful at a Hotel. Apply at once to J. F. Crane, Te Auto. THE Shilling-TaWe at Magill and Campbell's is causing great attraction, far surpassing any previous season. Immense piles of new st.uff positively at half price. Ladies' and Children', Underclothing, Hosiery, Gloves, Stays, Skirts, Aprons, Toilet Sets, Covers, Antimaccnssera, Towels, Men's and Boys' Shirts, Ties, Braces, Belts, &c, &c. ANTED—A good Married Couple for Oruamatua Station ; woman as cook and laundress, man to garden, milk, &c. Apply to Mrs Birch, Stonycroft, Hastings. AGILL AND CAMPBELL'S Halfcrown Table is a marvel of cheapness. Ladies will find on this table everything required for a complete outfit (omitting boots). Beautiful Underclothing and Stays, Crinolines, Skirts, Dress Pieces, Silk and Lace Squares, Umbrellas, Late Curtains, Counterpanes, Calicoes, Sheets, ' Men's Shirts, Hats, Drawers, &c, &o. ES PK/EBBLT_. wants quick a good Married also Cooks, Housemaids, General Servants, Nurses, and have a man requiring office or any respectable employment, good references. ANTED—By a Man with .-eferences,. ,*] a situation for light work or as messenger. Apply office Daily Telegbaph. ANTED TO BUY-Ladies and Gentleman's left off weariug apparel. Mrs Montague, The Exchange, Faulknor's Buildings, Hastings-street Letters attended to. LBEET HOTEL, Hastings —Bes accommodation with every convenience. Meals at all hours 1/6. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Wines, Spirits, Beer, and everything first-clae>s.— vf. Y. Dennett, proprietor. THE LATEST NEWS FROM ROBINSON'S "CAN'T BE BEAT" DEAPEEY WAREHOUSE Emeeson-steeet. Just received ex Coptic, Merope, and other late arrivals, TVTEW speing goods. Prints and Cambrics at 4d, sd, 6d, 7d, and 3d a yard Sateens, new spots and stripes on huff grounds, only 9d Beiges, grey and fawn shades, only 6d and 8d Check Muslins, pale colorings, very pretty, only 9d Carmelites and Nuns', Cloths, beautiful goods in fashionable shades and aU wool, at lOd, Is, and Is 3d Lace Zephyrs, nowesc ideas and colorings, only Is Colored Cashmeres in fawn, drab, brown, myrlle, claret, and navy, double width, Is 6d a yard Black Cashmeres, double width, Is Sd, Is'Od, Is 9d, 2s, and 2s 6d Tapestry Carpets, only Is 6d, Is 9d, and 2s a yard Hearth Eugs, splendid value, 7s 9d and 12s each. Crettonnes! Crettones ! Crettonos !— The most beautiful patterns at 9d, 10_d, ljd, and Is 6d. ROBINSON'S "CANT BE BEAT" Drapery Importing Warehouse, Emerson-street. ANTED KNOWN-Fresh Strawberries and Cream, all tho rage at the Cafe. 6 WAN TED KNOWN-That on and after Ist Oct., the undersigned will deliver Milk twice daily.—T. J. Bowes, Milk and Grocery DepGt opposite Gaiety Theatre, Dickens-street Napier. ANTED KNOWN.—That during the Summer Months tho undersigned will receive Fresh Butter and Egga in the following order:—From his own Dairy Farm, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; and from Messrs Dowling Bros., every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. T. J. Bowes, Grocery and Crockery Warehouse, and Milk Depot. Opposito Gaiety Theatre, Dickens-street. ANTED KNOWN-For Sale, a few tons of first-class Eating Potatoes. Knight Bros., Hastings. PREBBLEhas received Oranges, a Lemons, Bananas, a large quantity of Pines, cheap. A regular supply of New Potatoes, Peas, Asparagus, and choice HOT HOUSE CUCUMBEES. Also, Smoked Schnapper, Barracoutta, and FRESH OYSTERS. WANTED KNOWN— T. J. BOWES Has removed to his new premises opposite the Gaiety Theatre, Dickens-street. F. COLLEDGE has imported some . first-class Field Glasses, which will be sold at reasonable prices. TJ^-ANTEDKNOWN— That J. AdanfT T son has received another testimonial for his pure extracted Honey. Dear Sir, — I have examined the two Samples of Honey you sent mo both chemically and miscroscopically. In both specimens the Honey is rich in Saccharine matter, and is free from adulteration. I believe it to be pure from the Comb, and further to be a perfect specimen of what Honey should be.—l am, yours obediently, W. I. Spencee. W" ANTED KNOWN—Thatj:"KENOUF," having returned, will be glad to see hia old customers again. Correct and guaranteed estimates given as to cost of buildings. All kinds of jobbing and other work executed with neatness and despatch. Address, Clive Square, Napier. AITTED KNOWN - That Mrs. Israelson, Carlyle-street, is prepared to do every description of Laundryworkin first-cjass style, and at moderate charges. Special arrangements for families. Open to engagement out of the house every Monday and Tuesday. OE SALE —500 6-tooth Crossbred Wethers. Cartwright Brown, Greenmeadows. MILK. MILK. MILK. WANTED KNOWN—Tbat the undersigned aro supplying Pure Milk, delivered in Hastings and suburbs twice a I day, at Threepence per Quart. Customers supplied before 7.30 a.m. and by 5.50 p.m. daily. Fresh Cream always an hand. Fougereßros., Te One Dairy, Pukahu. Newcustomers please address Post Office, Hastings. ANTED KNOWN-That J. Eenouf has a first-class piano for sale. WANTED KNOWN—You can Furnish Two Booms on the Purchase-hire System for £4 4s at the Little Dust Pan Furnishing Warehouse, Hastings street. ANTED KNOWN—You can Two Rooms on the Purchase-hire Systen. for £4 4s at the Little Dust Pan Furnishing Warehouse, Hastings street. WA NTED Grocer and Fruiterer, Shakespeare Hill, has for sale Five Tons Eating Potatoes, guaranteed some of Ihe best in the province, at market rates. Also, Seed Potatoes of the folio ring kinds .-—Fluke Kidneys, Magnum Bonun, Prince Regents, and Sutton's Redskin Flourballs, at reduced prices. Wanted to purchase Fresh Egps for cash at market rates. ANTED KNOWN-That C. Saw*n7 Tinsmith and Plumber, doej all kinds of Eepairs as good as new ; Goods made to order at the most reasonable rates ; milkmen's utensils a speciality. Hastinga--Btreet,_next Little Dust Pan. Tt LER can furnioh Venetian Blinds with all the latest improvements. Funerals of all classes furnished equal in style 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 qranches, and Valuator. W~ ANTED signed is prepared to sharpen and sot saws of any description, also to hammerthe same. All orders left at E. T. Allen's Carlile-street, or sent direct to Priestlyroad, will receivo prompt attention. J. East. OOKBINDING! BOOKBINDING!— Encourage Local Industry. Musio Illustrated Papers, Magazines, &c and every discription of OLD BOOKS rebound and made like new, ACCOUNT BOOKS bound and ruled to any pattern, all -work turned out in first-class style and at moderate terms, by W. G. Tilloy, Dickens-street, Napier. ' ANTED KNOWN-That P Q Jones has removed to Dickensstreet, opposite Gilberd's LeraonadeFactory. Mechanical Work of every description made and repaired. Sewing Machine needles, parts, and fittiugs kept in stock. Repairs done promptly and cheaply.-P. C. Jones, Engineer and Optician, Dickens-street. COUNTRY Visitors to Napier will find _ .a. ™S call on the Proprietor of the> Provincial Hotol during Christmas Holidays that he has made great Alterations in the above Hotel for their Comfort. TOWN and Country Properties For Sale. R. G, Graham.

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4769, 19 November 1886, Page 3

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