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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5281, 15 January 1879, Page 3

~~~- ' . ~' '■.".• J,-J " '" WANTKD. PAINTERS: • TTT ANTED, Three Painters j also, a VV : Plumber. Apply J. Ppoppk.; ( 396 AJNTED, a situation as Station Cook. Apply Mr M'Culley, Q.O.E; Boarding House, JSapier. ' ,#"t*.4oQ ANTED, Wire Fencers. Apply to F. J. Tiffen. • ? 388 WANTED, an experienced Shepherd with good dogs. Apply to A. St. Hill, Porangahau. ( ■ 373 ANTED, a General Servant. To~a good willing girl liberal wages will be given. . / :: j c .// 378 ANTED, situation as Bookkeeper by a gentleman who has had, practical experience. Apply Herald office!' 346 ANTED, Contractors for a large job Swamp Draining: also, Fencers. •F. T. Tiffen. ' ' ;v; ;, 3i3 WANTED, two Able Seamen for barque Glenlora. . ■ „ „ 304 WANTED, at once, a Five-roomed House; the hill preferred. — Apply to the Herald office. •. ;? - f f v 243' ANT HID, a Stableman.— Apply "aT the Greenmeadows Hotel, Taradale.,^ 22o ANTED, a thoroughly competent. General Servant. — Apply to Mr* 1 - Robert Stuart. ••■••. ■«; : ; . 14& " ANTED, for the Mangatorq Station a Married Couple ; woman* as cook, man able to drive bullocka preferred. — Apply to G. D. Hamilton, Mangatoro, or MrM. R. Miller, Napier. •'-. - 146 TTT ANT H D K N;O M N.~ That we have ;=, CAST IRON FURNACE. : BOILERS, 40 to 100 Gallons : jeaoh.^ Very vUseful for Station ; Purposeß. .. .-■- -.:,:■, „f/ WILL BB BOLD CHEAP.,-.. > x\{i 3 399 RUDDOCK &>FR¥ER.i? ; ir WANTED KNOWN— That we are SelL ing China, Glass and Crookery of every Description, viz;,iiGold .andiwnite Cups and Saucers, 10s per.tdoz..; 6 inch Plates 8s 6d, 7 inch 105 ,6 d j Egg, Cups, 3s; China Candlesticks, 5s a pair,-,-.bßst* quality ; Wines, Ports and Sherries CutGlasß, los per i - doz ; Tumblers, 7e;JPudding Bowjs, large;- * Is 3d, Is, 9d, Bd, 7d, &a>,Gruoirßot^s; t 10d •„,'; each ; Jelly Jars, 6 # in a nest,..4s<6d; Bird- '■•■-. Cage, Water Fountain, Is, 6d ';, Sef^" Boxes, ~ 1b; Ewers and Basins, ss:j; Fancy-^Tpilet Sets, 15s 6d.; Chambers from Is ;• Jugs, u and Cups and Saucers in Great Variety. Very Cheap Table Lamps from 2s 9d. , '. ; A prime lot of Grinding Stones. Groceries very Cheap. '•-':.. • WATEEWORTH & TONG, 164 Hastings-street. HORSE AND CATTLE SALEi WAIPAWA SALE YARDS. THUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1879. MR J. TURLEY.:, Has been favored with instructions, tosubmifc ".-> to public auction on the above date, AT) U- NB R O KEN 1 HO BS E S 40 head Cattle (mixed). . •i: All stock sold at this sale at 2J per cent., , inclusive of all charges. , -r'i Monthly sales, if sufficient inducement offers, will be held on the same terms. JOSEPH TURLEY, 309 Auctioneer, Napier, £2 R E WA R D . STRAYED, fromOakbourne, Wallingford, on 15th December, 1878, a Bay Pony, black points, branded WH near shoulder. Also, an Iron-grey Pony, branded Of near shoulder. Anyone finding and returning them to C. Morgan, Bridge Hotel, Walling* iord, shall receive above reward. , ■< Oakbourne, Wallingford, ,'.■•-'; January 10, 1879. r „• ; 375 £2 REWARD. ~~^' LOST, Stolen, or Strayed, about Npvember 26, 1878, from Mr Baldwin's paddook, Havelock, a dark brown Mare, 4 years'; no brand, star on forehead) one. bind,, foot white. ' J " The above reward will be given ..to, any person leaving the same with Mr Baldwin, Waitangi, or J. Britten, Waipawa. - 298 TO LE T, A WELL FINISHED V4-roomed Cot. tage in Brewster-street. Apply at once to ' , ' ? P. DINWIDDIE," 390 Herald Offioe. „' ,TOi LET, -„•..;■_■..:.; / rpHE Victoria Hotel, White Road.— X Apply to J. M. Parker, or H.;C..:RobJohns. . . ... ; „ • 270 : ' to let, ' .«;'■;; \ FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE,, at present Xjl occupied by Miss Stewart, Cooteroad. Apply .to W.Millerv..;; 255 HOTEL TO LEfc THE Undersigned- has received instructions from vMr John Cook, to. offer for Sale the Stock, Furniture and Goodwill' of the Lease of the well-known ',•■•■ EMPIRE HOTEL, Napier, . • „ Now doing a first-class Commercial and Bar Trade. Particulars on application to F. D. LUCKIE, 47 Agent,. Shakespeare-road. p(EORGE SCARFE requests that all- parVU" ties who may be -indebted to him in connection with his business will not pay any monies but to a proper legally appointed I party. ... 1 The Bread Business will be discontinued I for the time being. : ■ 374 MISS GASCOIONE will Re-open School on Monday, 20th inst., Tennysonstreet. 372 . ._ NAPIER COMMERCIAL ACADEMY. DUTIES will be resumed at the above . . Academy for — . Boarders, Monday, 20th instant. J. A. BEARDEN, 330 Principal XMPOUNDED AT PEKA PEKA, by J_ A. H. Wallis, Esq., January; 11, 1879. Yearling Chesnut Gelding, white stripe. down face, branded Pon off rump. Brown Gelding, about two yeafa old, no visible brand. Bay Filly, about two years old, off fore fetlock white, white star on forehead, - white streak on nose, no visible brand. Damages, 5s each. .: ; Will be sold fourteen days fromdatei'nnleßß redeemed, „- -, r. h. trotter; 405 Pouadkeeper. IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN BARRY, OF TARADALE, DECEASED; IT IS requested that all accounts^ue in this Estate be paid to Mrs Barry, *h© Executrix, or to the undersigned, during the present month. Unless they ar^e paid of arranged during that time, they will be sned for without further notice. G. B. LEE, \ Solicitor for Executrix. January 3, 1879. 265 JOHNSON'S REFRESHMENT rooms,.. ; Hastings-street.' THE undersigned begs to inform his friends and the general public that he has re-opened his Refreshtnenti; ftooms with '.Extensive Improvements.' .' J ',' * r ..t ' Luncheon can be obtained daily. ,, jinme-: diately after the arrival of tHe mjp^nißg rtrainuptill4p.m. ' I ";«.?,<*!) '-^ ' Hot Luncheon from half-past; 12 ' until 4 p.m. * f 62 J, T, JOHN^l^l