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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4859, 8 March 1887, Page 3

TTTANTED—Bed and Sitting Room for t T Married Couple, no family; terms must be moderate. "H.H.," office of this papor. "TTTANTED—A smart Boy for an office. T T -Apply Ci'anby and Prebble. Cook, also a y V Girl to look after children. Apply Mrs R. Harding, Mount Vernon. ANTED—A smart Youth. Apply George Rymev, Taradale. "T¥TANTED—Te7iSrFfo7Pioughing 50 T V Acres. Apply New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company. TTTANTED—A Strong Lad accustomed |T V to Butchering. Apply to Alfred Scorgie, Carlile-street. WANTED —A situation by an experienced Ploughman. Good references. Apply Daily Telegraph Agency, I Hastings. j TJ^ANTED— An Assistant in the Napier IT T Harbor Board Wharfinger's Office. ~ j Salary £70 per annum. Particulars of the duties can be obtained on application to tha Wharfinger. Applications to be addressed . - to the Chairman, and delivered to the Secretary not later than noon on MONDAY, March 14th, 1887. ANTED at once — A first-class Waiter; none need apply unless competeut. Apply Criterion Hotel. "TTTANTED—-A Housekeeper for a small T T Family in the Country. Apply at once office of this paper. TTTANTED—By a Young Lady from tho Tt Country, respectable lodgings for a short time. Apply, stating^terms, which must be very moderate, "Eva," Telegraph Office. "TTTANTED—A situation as Governess —""~ T r or Useful Companion. Equal te English and Music, and Good Needlewoman. With refrences, apply, by letter, "S.E.C," Daily Telegraph. Office. GREAT Removal Sale at Magill and Campbell's. Our whole stock offered to_ the public at" less than present English prices. Being anxious to clear out onr ■'■ present stock before moving into our new premises, and having only four weeks in which to do so, we are determined to give our customers Drapery and Clothing at astonishingly low prices. HAVING just got four weeks to clear out, we have decided to clear out the Stuff during the next four weeks regardless of Cost. The fact is it must be sold, and if we can sell it all before goingi nto our new premises we will. If our friends will only come along with the Cash thsy shall get extraordinary good value at Magill and Campbell's. OUR country customers will pleaseTffiS' notice that for the next tour weeks before removing into our new premises we shall pay the cirriage of all parcels to their nearest railway station, and at the < same time offer them new Drapery and Clothing fully 25 per cent, less than usual prices. All orders must be accompanied by post office-order. Magill and Campbell. W" ANTED—Respectable Boarder in a Private Family, close to town. Apply Office of this paper. Education Office, Napier, February 9th, 1887. WANTED— Immediately for the Danevii'ke District School an Assistant Mistress, capable of taking charge of the Infant Department. Previous experience in the training of young children is indispensable. Salary according to the Board's Scale. Applications to bo sent to the undersigned not later than Saturday, the 19th inst. H. Hill, Inspector. SERVANTS can always obtain a'good Situation at Mrs Prebble's Hastingsstreet. LBERT HOTEL, Hastings—Best ac- , commodation with every convenience. Meals at all hours Is 6d. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Wines, Spirits, Beer, and everything first-class.—W. Y. Dennett, proprietor. GREAT BARGAINS AT ROBINSON'S " CAN'T BE BEAT." DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, Emeeson.-ttreet. TO CLEAR—The balance of our Ladies' ■ ■ ' . Straw Hats at 6d each, Children's Sailor Straws at Half Price, • AT ROBINSON'S. REMNANTS.—A lot of choice, nsefu Remnants, comprising all kinds of Wearing and Household Drapery, must bo Cleared, AT ROBENSON'S. NEW SHIPMENTS.—In view of our new Shipments for the New Season arriving | very shortly, we will not stand to price for anything in our present stock.R. H. ROBINSON. CLOTHING BARGAINS.—Men's Tweed Trousers at 4s lid, 5s lid, 6s lid, and 8s lid; Men's Coats (Tweed) 9s 6d, 10s 6d, 13s 6d, and better Men's Tweed Suits to clear at 15s, 16s 6d, 20s, 22s 6d. Boys' Tweed Trousers at 8s 6d and 9s - 6d, clearing at 5s 6d, Coats 5s lid and 6s lid, far below regular prices, AT ROBINSON'S. For Hats, Shirts, Ties, Braces, and all kinds of Mercery, you " Can't Beat" ROBINSON FOR VALUE. R. H. ROBINSON, AGENT FOR THE 7 "NEW. NUMBER SEVEN" 7 1 SEWING MACHINE, ( Emerson-street, Napieb. TTT PREBBLE has received this day m . 80 bunches Bananas, 50 cases Island Oranges, a large quantity of Peaches, Apples, Pears, Damsons, Lemons, and Smoked Schnapper. 20 only German canaries unsold. IF you want a good and cheap pair of Boots go to G. Ashworth's Sunderland Boot House, Emerson-street, as his first great annual stock-taking sale is now on. TTTANTED KNOWN—The undersigned T V is giving the highest price for best Butter. T. J. Bowe-, Grocery, Crockery, and Milk Depot, opposite Gaiety Theatre, Dickens-street. ANTED KNOWN-The undersigned has three Fat Cows for sale; abo three Store Pigs, and one first-class Draught Mare, 5 years old, guaranteed staunch. T. J. Bowes, Grocery, Crockery, and Milk Depot, opposite Gaiety Theatre, Dickensstreet. TTTANTED KNOWN—That J. Adamson IT has received another testimonial for his pure extracted Honey. Dear Sir, —I have examined the two Samples of Honey, you sent me both chemically and microscopically. . In both specimens the Honey is rich in Saccharine matter, and is free from the Comb, and further to be a perfect specimen of what Honey should be.—l am, yours obediently, W. I. Spencer. ANTED KNOWN—For sale, a few tons of first-class Eating Potatoes.— Knight Bros., Hastings. TTTANTED KNOWN—That duriug the V V summer months the undersigned will receive Fresh Butter and Eggs in the following order: —From his own Dairy Farm, every Monday and Wednesday and Friday ; and from Messrs Dowling Bros. ; every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.—T. J. Bowes, Grocery and Crockery Warehouse and Milk Depot, opposite Gaiety Theatre, Dickens-street. ANTED KNOWN—That T. P. FULLER can furnish 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 branches, and Valuator. IT^OUND —A sum of Money. The owner . can have same by friving particulars on applying at Offioe of this paper, and paying for this advertisement. THREE POUND REWARD. LOST, STOLEN, or STRAYED from Hastings, on Monday, January 3rd, n Light Bay Mare, with tirree white feet; about. 16 hands high ; branded X °n near shoulder, and C on off shoulder ; :iLso pieco out of near ear; a reward of £3 will be given by the undersigned on her recover}'. Apply A. B. Grecno, Hastings. ANOTHER CHANCE TO BUY CHEAP DRAPERY & CLOTHING. A. R THOMSEN (Late of Norsewood), Having taken tho premises lately occupied by Mr S. G. Radford, Hastings-street, intends holding ___ A GREAT CLEARING SALE FOR FOUR WEEKS ONLY, Commencing Tuesday, Bth March. Please inspect some of the following Goods, and judge for yourselves. Superior Black Velveteen only Is Od per yard Superior Black Cashmere Is od, double width All-wool Homespun at lljd. Strong Winter Dress Stuff 4a lld x>er do*. Prints and Pompactour.-i at half price. Calicoes 2s 6d, 3s, 3s Cd, and 4« per dozen. Ladies' Straw Hats at your own prices Sunshades all at your own prices Wide Oilcloth only Is lid per yard . Coiuiterpancs 2s Cd each Children's Ca«hmere Frocks Is lid each Wide Sash Ribbon Is, and Is (id per yard Inspection cordially invited. P.S.—Some wonderful value in Men's and Boys' Clothing just opened. A. B. THOM SE N (Late S. G. Radford's), Hastings-street, Napier. TO CARPENTERS. rpENDERS are invited for Fencing io ihe JL now Board:. School, White-road, Napier. Plans, &C, may be seen at my <.f!ice. ; Tenders live to bo delivered at the office of the Secretary to the Board. Mr 11. Hi_,>_— ■*"" by noon of MONDAY, March 14. f-^ The lowest or any Tender n. t ncrjss&ui],. accepted. > ROBERT LAMB. .Architect to theßo.ird,