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Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 11, 13 July 1885, Page 1

BOROUGH OF PALMERSTON NORTH. NOTICE. A PPLICATIONSare invited from persons Jt\. competent to fill the office of Inspector of Works for this Borough. The salary is fixed at £4 per week. The person appointed will be expected to be thoroughly conversant with road work, and to be able to furnish working plans for street construction, onlverts, drains, &o. All information respecting duties, &c, con be obtained from the undersigned. Applications will be received on or before MONDAY, 13th July, 1885, and must be addressed to the Town Clerk, Palmerston North, and marked on the outside, " Applioation for Office of Inspector of Works." ROBT. N. KEELING. Town Clerk. Edncation Board, Wellington, Bth July, 1885. A PPLICATIONS, stating qualification xl and experience, will be received at this offioe up to Thursday next, the 15th inst. for the following appointments : — 'Assistant, Masterton, salary .£l2O per annum ; Master, Pahautanui, salary .£l7O and house ; Master, Tauherenikau, Balary .£IOO and house. Several Pupil Teachers are required for city school. Apply early. ARTHUR DORSET, Sooretary. WANTED KNOWN. WEADES, Undertaker, Cuba-street • Funerals from .-61 10s : Adults from £6 WEADES, Carpenter and Joiner, • Cuba-street. All kinds of jobbing work done. EADES, Builder and Contraotor, • Cuba-street. ANTED Known, that the Importer's Stock of Clothing, for Men and Boys, stopped in transit at Wellington, will be on Sale for 18 days at the shop known as Goodson's London Arcade Willis-street. This Clearing Sale starts on Thursday, 9th July, and can only continue for 18 days, as the now Lessee goes into possession on the Ist August. WANTED Known, Richard Duignanhas on sole at the City Wood and Coal Yard, Molesworth-atreet, opposite Princess Hotel, best Newoastle coals, soreened, and eaoh bag weighed before leaving the yard ; every description of firewood on sale— rata, matai, tawa, and very dry wood for lighting fires. Coke and charcoal of the best quality. ANTED Known, Gas Cookuur and Heating Stoves, sold on monthly payments. J X Hayes, Lambton-quay. ANTED Known, two-light Chandeliers from £1 to .£ls. J. E. Hayes, Lamb-ton-quay ANTED Known— On Sale, at the Wellington Coke and Coal DepotCoal, Firewood, Oats, Chaff, Bran, Ao ; also at Branoh in Ingeßtre-street. Samuel Brown WANTED Known, J. Cook & Son have juat reoeived 60 varieties of New Goods for their autumn trade, inoluding velveteen cords, worsted trouserings, colonial and English suitings, which they will make up at prioes to suit the times. 225, Lambton-qnay. WANTED, Everybody to apply early for Tioketa in " Jacob Faithful's " Consultation on tho Wellington Steeplechase Handioap. See advertisement in this issue. WANTED Known— J. Birrel has opened a ohoioe assortment of gold and silver fringes, laoes, gimps, stare, Bpangles, &o. ; also, Paris embroidery silk. Fanoy dress album lent out on hire. J. Birrel, 45, Cnbastroet. A cheap olearing sale for a short timo of dolls, toys, and fanoy goods, to make room for fresh goods about to arrive. WANTED Known, Gas Globes, from Is 6d to 10s eaob. J. E. Hayes, Lamb-ton-quav. WANTED to Sell, another shipment of Christiana Gas Burners and Globes. Thomas Bailinger, Gasfittor, &c, Willie* street. WANTED Known— Mrs. and the Misses Robey, from the Scientific Dresß Cutting Association, Regent-street, London, make dresses, mantles, and habits; new styles. Fife House, College-street, WelilngfcoD. ANTED Known, Thomas Prioe haa opened a Wood and Coal Yard at oorner of Courtenay Plaoo and Clyde Quay, where he will be glad to receive orders for out wood, any length, and best qualities cool. WANTED to dear, 25 tons Galvau;od Corrugated Iron, ex Akaroa and Villalta, 5 to 10 feet. 26 gauge. Also, a quantity of Ridging, Spouting, and Downpipe, damaged by bite fire, at low rates. Thomaß Balfinger. importer, 17, WilUs-st. WANTED Known, Brass casting every day. J. E. Hayoa, Brass Foundry LMnbton-qnay. ' WANTED Known, largest and cheapest stook of Gas Fittings in N.Z. J.E. Hnvos. Lambton-quay ANTED to Sell portable Washing Coppers, Chimney Pots, Stove Pipe, Bath's Cast Iron Enamelled Basins, Sinks, and Batha, very oheap. George Remington, Cuba-Btreet. XAMESON BROTHERS & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAH. GROCERS, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Willis-street, opposite Sootoh Church. Hath on Salk— 50 tons White Sugar at 3d per lb 20 tons do do at 2}d per lb Finest omshed Lump Sugar at 4d per lb 50 half-ohests Tea at la 8d per lb 50 do do do at 2s per lb 50 do do do at 2a 2d per lb 200 boxes do do at 16s per box 20 oases % Sardines at 10s per doz 20 oases i Sardines at 5s 6d per dez 50 cases Plaid Matcheß at 4£d per doz ' 200 boxes Candles at Bid per lb 6 oases Oxford Blue at Bid per lb 3 tons Tapioca at 3d per lb 3 tons Sago at 3d per lb 6 i teroea Tobaooo at 5s 6d per lb 2 tons Akaroa Cheeso ( 1 ton Hams and Bacon ' 20 oases Lobsters at 8s 6d per doz 10 oases X Herrings at 10s 6d per doz 50 tons Flour 200 saoks W&at 5 tons Oatmeal JAMESON BROTHERS & CO., WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Willis-street, opposite Sootoh Churoh. DUNEDIN ALE— Bs 6d and 5s per doz. DUNEDIN ErOUT-Bs6dandss per doz. All kinds of Wines and SDirita of the best brands sold in assorted dozens, delivered free to all parts of the oity. JAMESON. BROTHERS & CO., WILLIS-STBKKT. Opposite the Sootoh Church. PUBLIC NOTICE. MESSRS. WILSON & SON, CONFECTIONBES, BEG to inform the publio that they have opened their Shop in Willis-street, and hope to meet with the same amount of support as hitherto accorded them in their old premises at Courtenay-plaoe. WILSON & SON, Wholesale and Retail Confectioners, WILLIS-STBEET, Opposite the Melbourne Hotel. CON SUMPTION OF THE LUNGS, Or DECLINE, AND ITS SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT, Showing that formidable disease to be curable in all ita stages, with observations on Coughs, Asthma, Chronio Bronchitis, &c., by GEO. THOS. CONGREVE, of Peckham, London, S.E. Sixpence, Post Fbee 7d. Published by UPTON & CO., BOOKSELLEBS, AUCKLAND, N.Z. And may be ordered of any Bookseller. N. 8. —250,000 sold in England. CHEAP FURNITURE. A FARMER, CUBA-BTBKET. See Advertisement in another column.