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Evening Post, Volume XXI, Issue 27, 3 February 1881, Page 3

WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI LINE OF STEAMERS. A N~~" T E D, FOUR SEAMEN AND THREE FIREMEN, For the p.s. Manawatu. No Union Men Need Applt. Apply to tho Captain, on Board, at Onoe. TiyANTED, 50 GOOD PICK AND SHOVEL MEN ; highest wages given. Apply on the Works, near Foxhill, Nelson, JOHN M'LEAN, Contractor. TO MASTER TAILORS. WANTED, a Situation, as Foreman and Cutter, or tho latter only ; over 20 years' Home and colonial experience. Address David Rankin, at Mr. J. Cogan's, Military Tailor, Willis-streat. WANTED Known, that Wrigglesworth and Binnß, Photographers by appointment to His Excelloncy the Govornor, havo obtained the First Prise for Portrait* at tho Sydney Exhibition. Address, Willißstreet. WANTED to Rent, a Large Room (nnfnrnished), with fire-place ; Thorndon end. State terms. Apply G.W., Evening Post offioe. WANTED, General Servant. Apply to Mrs. W. Allen, Guildford Torraoo. WANTED, a Housemaid. Apply to Mrs. John Hall, Premier's Residence, Tinakori Road, any morning before 11 o'clock. WANTED, at once, for Thorndon, in a gentleman's family, a good General Servant; must sleep at home. Apply to Mrs. Hill, Registry Office, Lambton Quay, opposite Government Buildings. WANTED, at once, for Thorndon, a trustworthy Person as Housekcoper to a widower and 4 ohildron ; a comfortable homo. Apply to Mrs. Hill, Registry Omoo, Lambton Quay, opposite Government Buildings. WANTED Known— Kilt Plaiting by machine, Papor Patterns, Crewol Wools and Silks, Point Lace Braid, Fancy Drapery, &c, at Mrs. Birrel's, Mnnster House. Cuba-Btreet, Wellington, fourth Bhop below Ghuznee-street. WANTED Known— Trap for the Raoos ; Btart any hour. F. Liardet, Lambton Quay. WANTED, by an experienced Housekeeper, an engagement as Bitch; town or country ; excellent cook. Apply E., offioe of Evening Post. WANTED, an aotivo Girl to assist in housework. For address apply Evening Post. WANTED, at onoe, Painters that understand graining and paperhanging ; either day or piecework. SoeO. W. Clayton, Thorndon Quay. WANTED, Coaoh Painter. Apply M'Duff & Co., Wellington. WANTED, a Nurse ; references required. Apply to Mrs. Godfrey Knight, Wellington Terrace. WANTED, Pupils for Dancing ; private lessons given. Mrs. Welch, Cubastreet, next Logan's. WANTED, General Servant; referenoo required. Apply Mrs. Graves, Uppor Cuba-street. WANTED Known, that both Ironmongery Shops, in Willis and Cubastreets; will be closed on Thursday and Friday for re-marking stook for great sale. Jno. Young. WANTED, one or two Ladies as Boarders in the house of a widow lady residing at Thorndon ; comfortable home on moderate terms. Address, J.T.M., Evening Post. WANTED, Pupils for instruction in English, Latin, Mathematics, and Musio (harmonium), at a Shilling per lesson ; or, if sufficient pupils, a class will be formed. Terms Thirty Shillings a quarter. Lessons at Advertiser's residence. " Collegian," Evening Post offioe. WANTED, a Coaoh Painter. Apply to H. B Cockburn, Hawera. WANTED, a Parlormaid. Apply to Mrs. Charles Johnston, Hobson-stroefc. WANTED to Lease, for a term of years, a nine or ten-roomed House in or near Wellington. Address A.8., Empire Hotel. WANTED.— A Gentleman, with largo business experience, is open to an Engagement as Accountant, Bookkeeper, Ac. Addresß H. 8., Evening Post Office. WANTED Known— Deveril, the Photo grapher, is no longer with Mr. Bragge but has opened new rooms in Cuba-street Cartos-de-visite from 7s 6d per dozen, will neither fade nor Bpot. N.B. — Children by the instantaneous process. WANTED to Purchase, an Express, capable of carrying about a ton. Address X.Y.Z., Evening Poßt. WANTED, Everybody to Visit the New Fancy Bazaar, Williß-stroet, next Mr. Ingram, Watchmaker. WANTED, a General Servant; reforencea required. Apply to Mrs. Godfrey Knight, Terrace. WANTED, within about 10 minutes' walk of the Poßt Office, a Freehold Building Allotmont. State locality and price, by letter, addressed "Club," Evening Post. WANTED, the Public to reserve thoir Purohases for the genuine Clearing Sale of Ironmongery on Saturday. Jno. Young, Willis ana Cuba streets. WANTED, an energetic Single Man to attend to a vegetable garden and make himself generally useful. Apply at the College before half -past 9 in the morning. WANTED Known, that O. W. Clayton & Co. are Cash purchasers of Freehold and Leasehold Lands and Properties, or open to rent Bame on repairing leases, also purchasers ot every description of Building Materials. O. W. Clayton, Thorndon Quay. N.B. — All accounts to be sent in for liquidation. WANTED Known— That Cheap Fancy Goods of every description can be had at the New Fancy Bazaar, Willis-street, next Mr. Ingram, Watchmaker. WANTED the Public to Know where they can Hire Carriages, Waggonettes, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for tho Races, at Somerville's Imperial Livery Stables, Abel Smith and Molesworth streets. WANTED, a first-cUss Hand, capable of retouching and colouring; lady preferred. Spend specimen of work and state terms to American Photo Rooms, Wanganui. WANTED, a Girl to assist with house work. Apply office of Evening Post WANTED, Ladies and Children to Visit the New Fancy Bazaar, Willis-street, next Mr. Ingram, Watchmaker. WANTED, a Grocer's Assistant; refer-, ences required. Apply to Jameson Bros., Willis-street. FUNGUS. WANTED Known, that See Jung is a cash purchaser of Fungus in any quantity. Address, See Jung, Garden top of Willis-street.

THE Uncooked Potato is tinder ground, and nearly everybody is waiting for some other body to turn it up, or for Bornething to turn up to improve trade. I will tell you how I manage to get such a large business. lam not always grumbling and fault-finding, and predicting bad times. I buy my goods like a man who understands his business ; no ten yardß of this and five yards of that, but if the goods are new, good, and cheap, I buy all I can get. I shrink every piece ; I have my work cut and made better than any one else (so I_ ought). If I were not the best Tailor in this city, I would deserve to be bumped, and that is a very severe punishment if properly carried out.— HUXLEY, the Tailor