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Evening Post, Volume XVIII, Issue 3, 3 July 1879, Page 3

WANTED, /""VNE HUNDRED 'WOD AXE MEM PCB TELEGRAPH LINE, on MOUNTAIN ROAD, TARANAKI. Wages 9a Per Day; CONTRACT FOr. 40 MILES. Apply to JOHN M'LEAN, On the Wobks. E,Y3 WANTED. WANTED, Runners for the Evening Post. HOUBE AND LAND. WANTED to Purchase for Cash, a 5 or 6-roomed House, with about half-an-acre of Ground. Send answers, stating cash price and locality, to Land, Evening Post. TO TAILORE33ES. WANTED, Good* Hands; also a good Machinist. Apply to John Cooeaa. Military Tailor. TO BAKERB. WANTED, a Baker, who must understand his buinoss and be able to bake f«ncy bread Apply Turnbull, Smith syjd Co. WANTED, a General Servant Mrs". Stuart, College-street. WANTFD, a General S.rvant, for a family of two. Apply between 6 and 9 pm , to Mrs. Binn«, Linton Coitaee. TJnakori Road s * WANTED, a Mau Apply J. and H. Barber, Willis-slreet. WANTBI, 12 Ladies for Ballet, English Opera Season. Apply Theatre Royal, Friday, 4th July, 3 pm. WANTED, an experienced Housemaid. Apply to Mrs. Lichtscheindl, Empire Hotel. r WANTED, by a Lady, Furnished Sitting and Bedroom, with board. Address, stating terms, Mrs. Williams, Evening Post office. TT7ANTED. two nico Furnished Booms. "I? Arc," EVenSg Posi PPly ' ***** WANTED, by a widower, a respectable pprson a* Working Housekoeper ; comfortable home and good wages. Apply by letter ia on-a handwriting, with full particuInrs- Addrtss Country, Evening Post office, Wellington. WANTED, 5 or 6 Boarders. Apply Clovelly House, Pliramer's Steps. WANTED, a respectable Girl «s general servant. Apply, Mrs. W. flill, top of Bowen-street. ANTED, at once, sn experience* ladv^S Coachman. Apply Mrs. Ashdoo'iie, Registry Office, Heavitree House, Molesworthstreet. WANTED, a good woman Cook. Apply Mrs. Ashdowne, Registry Office, Heavitree House, Molesworth-street. WANTED, a Girl of about 13 or 14 years of age. Apply Mr. A. Williams, Tinakori Road. WANTED, a smart Message Boy; must know town well. Apply to R. Hannah and Co., Lambton Quay. WANTED, by an experienced middleaged Govorness, a Situation in a family : country preferred; good references given. Apply, by letter, V.W.X., office of this papor. WANTED, a Boy for an office. Apply at Evening Post office. WANTED Immediately, 1000 Sitters to get their Portrays taken, at 7s 6d per half-dozen. Monkton's Photograph Rooms, Manners-street. WANTED, by a man of considerable experience, a Situation as grocery or ironmongery tialesman ; would not objoct to travel; good references. Addrosa T.S.W., at Logan's, Cuba-street. WANTED, a respoctable Girl, about 14 3'ears of age, to assist in housowork; comfortable home. Apply after 5 <.m., toMrs. Vautier La Retraite, Wellington Terrace. WANTED, Nurse Girls, General Servants, Housemaids, &c. ; slso, Situation for a respectable young person with two children, b °y 6>6 > g'*l 4 years; could take management of a shop or »ny kind of house work ; town or country. Apply Charles Ambrose, Registry 1 ffico, opposite Bank of New Zealand, Lambton Quay. WANTED, to Rent or Lease, a House of six rooms ; the neighborhood of To Aro preferred. State rent, &c, to "House," office of Evening Post. WANTKD to Purchase, for CASH, a six or sevtn roomed House, within ten minutes' walk of the Post Office., Address " Hero," Evening Post, stating price and all particulars. . . ¦ WANTED the Public to Look at the prize phowof Meat at Messrs Woods, Crosbie, and Co.'s. Great com petition. The best quality Meat sold at same prices as inferior eorts. Come and look. Judge for yourselves. . WAN TED, the Public to Inspect my stock of first-class Engravings, after the most eminent artists. Al«o, a variety of photographs and oil paintings; a good variety of picture-frame mouldings always on hand. Carving and gilding in all its branches. All orders entrusted to my care will be executed with caro and dospatch. Note tbe address— E. T. Allen, opposite Gear's, Butcher, Cuba street. WANTED Known, by Tinsmiths and Plumbers.— A good chance.— The Tools and Business of the firm of Thomson and Co. are for Salo fjt Cash, or on secured termr. Apply at shop, or to Mr. Inge, at J. T. Love's, Manners-street. N.B.— All accounts duo to the above firm are urgently requested to be paid at once. LOWRY BAY ESTATE. WANTED KnownTThat GEO. KNIGHT (late of the Hutt) is now settled at the above, and is prepared to supply Visitors with Meals at all hours; also, to convey f/arties to and from Hutt Station on reasonable terms by giving one day's notice. N.B— Horses grazed and fed on reasonable terms COKE, COAL, AND WOOD. WANTED Known.— On Sale— West Wanganui and Newcastle Coal, Coke, Charcoal, and Firewood. Manuka, Hata, and Mati, in one and two feet lengths : this wood i« dry, and kept under cover. Also, Red Birch, la four and two feet lengths, very dry. N.B.— Persons who have used this wood consider it equal to the best Rata. Wellington Cok« and Coal Depot, Tory-street. Samuel Brown. WANTEDW 'ANTED Known, that Eddie & Jack have taken those premises lately occupied by Messrs. Beck k Tonks, in Macnersstreet, nearly opposite ths Duke of Edinburgh Hotel, where they will carry on their BottllDg and Wine and Spirit Business as usual, pending the re-ere-.ion of their own premises on the old site. WANTED Known, that TAYTON and ERSKINE have now on band, a Large Assonmeat. of AUSTRALIAN WINES and DUNEDIN ALE and STOUT in splendid condition. Also, Wines and Bpirits of the best brands. All goods delivered free in the town. Note Address.— Opposite Black's American Coach Factory, Courtenay Place. WANTED Known— Messrs. Hastwell, Macara and Co., beg to inform the travelling public that their coaches running between Featberston and MastertoD, run to any of the townships for One Shilling. MONEY! Money! Money .—Wanted to purchase, in the City of Wellington, Freehold or Leasehold Properties, for cash, clear or mortgaged, either Cottages or Allotment*. State the lowest cash price, and number of acre or section, together with al lparticul irs. Address, lay letter only, C.W., Evening Post. NOT BROKEN or Cracked, but Slightly Bent. I can still deiy competition. I have the biggest trade, largest stock of goods, and can make a first-class Suit of Clothes cheaper than any one in the coloav. My best suits are £4 10s, but I can make a good, strong, all-wool, shrunk Tweed t<uit for £3 10s, in one day, for cash.— JAMES HOXLEY, Tailor and Woollen Draper, Lambtofi Quay, formerly of Broadway, f»ew York; and Ute of Cornbiil, London; 25 years' first- class experience. PRIVATE Board and Residence for two. Gentlemen, at Mrs. Keon'f, Tinakxi Koad, opposite Hawkeston-street. Pluog* and thower baths; about five minutes' walk from Government Buildings.