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Evening Post, Volume XXII, Issue 22, 26 July 1881, Page 3

MUNGAROA TO WAKANIEA BEIDLB TRACK. WANTED, 30 good Pick and Shovel Men. Bi.hcbt wages given. Apply to FCilmistT & Co., on tho work at Wakaniea. WAN 1 ED, a first-class Man to take charge of tho Millinery and Fancy Department. Apply W. MoArthur and Co.» Auckland. _____________ WANTED, a GenT.il Servant. Apply to Mrs. West, Bolton-street, between '1 and 8 pm. WANTED, a Ferv nt ; must sleep at home. Apply to Mrs de Castro, Kent Terrace. WANTKD, a Canvasser. Apply to D. Clark, Bookseller and Stitioner. WANTED, an Improver for tho Dressmaking. Apply to Mrs. Johnson, Tasman-streot. WANTED, a good General Servant, for a family where a nnrsafjirl is employed; those who objsct to children need not make application. Apply atthoEvenng Post office at 11 o'clock a.m. ANTKD, Tenders for supplying the Bank Hotel with Ginger-beer, Aoratodwaters, and Cordials for one year. Payment monthly. _^ ANTED the public to know, that " H. Scott Barrow & Co's Pyramid Hair Producer " is instantaneous in its effeot. ANTKD, a smart Waiter for Melbourne Hotel. WANTED, a smart Lad for tho country ; one who can drive. Apply to G. C. Sago, Lambton Quay. \^7" ANTED, for Wanganui, a>oung Man, » t with somo experience in tho Stationery business and a knowlod go of aooounts. Apply by letter, to H. I. J., Box 40, Pout Office, Wellington. WANTED at once, Two young Ladies to take part in a Drama. Apply S.H., office of this paper. WANTED to Sell, a staunch Horse with Harness and Dray. Apply to Mre. Purcell, Cuba-stroot, a few do_<ra abovo Logan's Store. WANTED, by an experienced Barmaid, an engagement. Mrs. Hill, Eogisfcry Office, Lambton Quay. WANTKD, 3 good General Servants for town, one for the Hutt. Mrs. H'll, Registry Office, Lambton Quay. WANTED, a rospectable Girl about 12, from 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. Apply Mrs. Hill, Lambton Quay. ANTED, a Young Man as seoondhand. J. Godber, Cuba-street Bakory. WANTED, a smart WaiterTf or tho Melbourne Hotol. WANTED, by a thorough practical mjin, a Situation as Manager on a station or farm ; understands tho breeding and rearing of stock, also agriculture in all its branches; Home and Colonial oxporionce. Address F., Post Office, Lower Hutt. WANTED, several good General Servants. Apply Mrs. Birrel's Registry, Cuba-street, fourth shop below Ghuznee-at. WANTED, a Boy. Apply to Wrigglosworth and Binna, Photographers, at 9 a.m. WANTED Known.— Notwithstanding certain reports sot afloat by interested persons, my name and qualifications are to bo found in tho Imperial avd New Zealand registers ; and I am to bo found at homo, in Manners-Btreot. by those who require mo, at all hours of the day. — William Dakers, M.R.C.S. and L.S.A. WANTED Known, that Wrigglcsworth and Binns, Photographers by appointment to His Exoellencv tho Governor. The only exhibitors who received First Prizes for Portraits at Sydnoy and Melbourno Exhibitions. Address. Willis-street. WANTED, a young Girl to assist in housework and mind children . A pply to Mrß. Vautier, after 5 p.m , Kinkora, Wellington Terrace. WANTED, a respectable young Woman, who can oook, as General Servant where another is kept ; roforonces required. Apply to Mrs. Borlaso, Tinakori Road, before two or after six p.m. WANTED. General Servant. Apply to Mrs. Graves, Upper Cnba-stroet. WANTED, a Cook. Apply to Mra. Chas. Johnston. Hobson-stroet. WANTED Known.— Purchasers of Cod Livor Oils (any brand), Cough Mixtures, or Asthma Cures, will save 10 per cent, by calling on J. Montoith, Medical Hall, Mannors-street. WANTED Known— Servants of pood oharacter can always obtain situations at Mrs. Birrel's Registry, Cuba-street, fourth shop bolow Ghuznee-streot. Young girls entered free. Stamps must bo enclosod where reply is required. WANTED, orders for my Suits at £3 ; Trousers, 17s ; Vests, 13s ; shrunk and well made. Huxley tho Tailor. WANTED Known, that C. Whitehoad does not belong to the Bake-a' Union, nor to thoso who give short weight. Best Broad, 2_d. WANTED Known, that C. Whithead is selling everything in the baking line at wholesale prices Best bread, 2_d. WANTED Known, that C. Whitehead is Selling Biscuits cheapnr than any other house in town. 61bs Adelaide Flour for Is. Beat Bread, 2_d. WANTED, the Public to saye thoir money by sending to C. Whitehoad'a and paying cash ; Best Bread, 2_d. WANTED Known. — That Messrs. Garrett & Dunning have arranged for a supply of Merino Mutton. WANTED, a General Servant. Apply Mrs. Allen, Guildford Terrace. WANTED, a good Wheelwright and Bodymaker. Apply to M. Bohan, Wellington Coach Factory, Manners-street. WANTED Known.— The public aro beginning to discover tnat Fear's ia the shop for good Sewing Machines at lowest rates. Come and get specimens of work and pricos, and be convinced. Don't lot a novice or tinker spoil your maohine, when Frar does them to perfection. No euro, no pay. Machines, surgical, and other instruments, cutlery, &c , made and repaired. Cutlery ground and sot. Needles from Is per dozon. Oil-fittings, shuttles, &c. F. J. W. Fear, Practical Machinist, Willis-street. WANTED Known.— Pure Merino Mutton can be got at Woods, Crosbie, & Co.'b, Lambton Quay. WANTED Known— Just Arrived.— Crewel and Filoselle Silks, Pyrenees, Lady Betty, Berlin, Arabian, Pompadour, and other fancy Wools. Lessons given in Macram^ Lace, Crowol Work, &c. Class for beginners on Saturday morning from 11 till 12 o'clock. Terms on application. Mrs. Birrel, Mnnster House, Cuba-street. WANTED Known— That now is tho win. ter of our discontent made glorious summer to ladies and gentlemen by wearing Huxloy's 50s Overcoats. < WANTED Known, DsvEaiL, thk Photooeapheb, in his new pre mises, Cuba-street, ib taking Cartes de Visits at 7s 6d per dozen. Babies instantaneously. Trams stop at the door. WANTED, Boarders, at 21s per week, Mrs. John Dixon, Plimmer's Terrace, next Eoman Catholic School. COKE AS DOMESTIC FUEL. WANTED Known— Coke may be used either in a grate or range. In making the fire a little coal should be used first, and then the coke on top. In renewing the fire, rake out the ashes, put a little coal (slack will do very well), then placo coke or the cinders on top ; tho coke should be not larger than an egg, and will burn better if damped ; coke and coal should be mixed together for a range. If, instead of throwing on half a scuttlefull at a time, the coke (for a grate fire) is put on piece by piece with the tongs, it will repay the trouble, giving a clean brilliant fire, and throwing a much greater heat than coal alone, and at much le3B cost. May be had of all coal dealers, and wholesale and retail at the Wellington Coke and Coal Depot, Tory-street. SAMUEL BROWN. PHOTOGRAPHY. WANTED Known.— Charles Sorrell, Landscape Photographer. Every description of out-door photography executed in first style. Photographs copied and enlarged. Address — Sydney-street, Thorndon (next to the Methodist Church.) Specimens on view at Myers' Picture Frame Warehouse, Lambton Quay. MELBOURNE CUP. REPLYING to many enquiries, I beg to inform intending Shareholders in my Ten Thousand Pounds Consultation on the Melbourne Cup, 1831, that, as the list ia so far advanced, it will, under any circumEtances whatsoever, moat certainly be carried through, notwithstanding certain insinuations that have appeared in the public papers from an interested party to the contrary. Early application, therefore, is particularly requested. H. N. ABBOTT. Proprietor United Service klotel, Auckland. A NY Gentleman wishing to dispose of his _C__ Household Furniture can hear of a Cash Purchaser up to end of August. Addreu A.8., Box 61a, Poet Office.