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' Wanted. • W "ANTED, a Shepherd, also a Strong Lad, for Korokipo Station. Apply te Jno. W. Wilson, Manager. 1125 ANTED, by a Married Couple, a Situation on a station ; wife as cook or housekeeper, man general station hand. Apply to A.8.C., care of Mr Myhill, Sfcorekeeper, Carlyle-Bfcreet, Napier. 1126 "ANTED to LET, a Five-roomed House opposite the Napier Hotel. Gas and water laid on. Apply to Thos Annet. 113! 'ANTED, a Middle-aged Woman ; wages no object.— Apply to Mrs M. Boylan, Shakespeare- road. 1022 W "ANTED, a Situation by a respectable Young Man, well up in the timber trade ; can give estimates and prepare plans and specifications for .buildings. Apply at the Heeald office. 1113 ' ANTED; a good General Servant foVa? : . t _ conntry house, where a boy is kept to assist. To a competent girl good wages wll be given.— Apply to Mrs M. E. Miller, Oameron-roafl. 1119 "ANTED, a Gardener.. .Apply to H. W. P. Smith;^ Cottage' provided. 1099 W "ANTED, a Situation by a competent person in a Grocery or a General Store.-— Apply at Hebaid Office. 1075 "ANTED, a Female Cook. Apply at once at the Boyal Hotel. 1065 W "ANTED, Two young, active Shepherds, with dogs. - "Apply immediately afc the office of M. R. Miller. 1066 W ANTED, a smart active Youth to wait at table, and make himself generally useful. Apply, Ed. ABhton, Provincial Hotel. 1038 ANTED, a general Servant, one who %J: ' understands plain Cooking. Apply to Mrs Stewart, Havelock Hotel. IQO4 W "ANTED, an. experienced Housemaid. „ Apply to Miss G'oudy,* Mount AUo-h way. -?-'-- 966 1 K "ANTED, a Blacksmith,- must be a good Bhoer. — Apply at once at the Accommodation House, Maraekakaho, or to B. Walker, Kereru. 925 "ANTED KNOWN, Best Bread at George Scahfe's, ; Hastings-street, 4d the 21b. Loaf for Cash j if entered, 5d All goods purchased delivered free to all partß of the town. 911 ANTED, a Wheelwright. Liberal wages given to a good Workman. Apply to Corskic andßbbb, Waipawa; 1 : - 825 W' ANTED KNOWN— lmportant to Road Boards. — Rate Eeceipt Books (bound) can be had at the Hebaij) Office. W "ANTED, a House of four or six rooms, within a convenient distance from the Post Office. " P," Office of ffMa paper.^ * 542 W "ANTED KNOWN.— The price of "Wanted" Advertisements in the Hbbaioj is at the rate of ONE SHILLING per insertion for 15 words. 167 ANTED KNQWNi.that BEVAN.and/y SMITH have commenced business at Woodville as Builders, Carpenters, &c. Sawn Timber and. Building Materials always on hand. Contracts taken. 476 WANTED KNOWN, that the undersigned have bow in stock a splendid : . assortment "of Fancy" Goods of every description. DINWIDDIE, MORBISON&CO. W "ANTED KNOWN, that Photographic Albums, Stereoscopic Slides, &c., in great variety, can be had at the Book and Stationery Warehouse, Tennyson-street. DINWIDDIE, MORRISON & CO. A N T 25 D~", 2000 Merino Ewes, 2, 4, and 6-tooth 2000 Merino Wethers, 2 and 4-tpqtb. 414 : -•'■■■ KINROSS & Ob; -' WAIPAWA BOOK, STATIONERY, AND FANCY GOODS DEPOT. E. HARWOOD |_l AS opened the above Establishment, and intends keeping a Large and Varied ' Assortment of FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, BOOKS JIUSIO, &o. All orders for New Books, Music, &0., will be promptly attended to. Agent for the " Hawb's Bat Herald." Extra copies of the f Hkbat,t> " can be had onapplication to Mr. Harwood. Inspection is Invited. 95 BEBLIN WOOLS. TO THE LADIES OF HAWKE'S, BAY. ' " • 00 rpHE Undersigned wish to an- m h5 _i_ nounce that they will open I O their Establishment in. a few days, O O when they will have on view a q SpiißNDid Absobtjibnt of Fanoy Goods, and Special Lines in Berlin P Wools, Wool Works, Toilet Requi£s sites, Perfumes, and all the neces- {z? hi saries for making of Fanoy Goods, m Also a variety of Toys, &0., too numerous to mention. „, R Note the Address : w .H ROBINSON'S H W Ladies' Eepository, near R Blythe & Co.; Emeraon-street. 964 \vr BERLIN WOOLS LEDIAED'S KNIOKEBBOOKBB. SCHNAPPS, Is an absolutely original preparation. TTS owner claims for it no relative or comI parative merits, but that it is tie plus ultra, and the large and increasing demand for it in this colony ., is a proof that the people j .-. understand its virtues, and will continue to use it. KNICKERBOCKER'S AROMATIC SCHNAPPS. The most Reliable and Safe Drink during hot weather. The best stimulant for the coming season. The very purest Beverage distilled. A: Makox & Co., Agents for Napier ; N. J. Isaacs, Sole Wholesale Agent for New Zealand. 1011 "VTOTIOE is hereby given that the Partner^ _LN ship hitherto existing between Charles Henry Nash and William Edward l)avies, carrying on business in Waipukurau and Palmerston under the style of Nash and Davies, Painters, Paperhangers, &c, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, and that all Accounts owing to the firm, are payable to Oharleß Henry Nash, by whom all liabilities will be discharged. (Signed) CHABLES HENBYNASH. WILLIAM EDWARD DALIES. Witness — H. Montbith. Palmerston, March 5, 1877. 1037 TO COAL MERCHANTS AND SHIP OWNERS. npHE Goal Pit Heath Coal Mining Com_l_ pany, Greymouth, will, on and after the 31st March, be prepared to supply the Shipping with cargoes of a superior sample of Coal at reduced rates. RICHARD NANOABEOW, 3 Secretary. NEW CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS JUST LANDED AND FOR SALE, -J^TEW CLOVEE AND GRASS SEEDS JN Colonial-grown Cocksfoot Battail and Prairie Grass Also, ex Mail Steamer— A small shipment Califomian Timothy. 1 Samples can be seen at my office. MALCOLM BANKS,, 1097 Eastings-street.