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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6781, 13 February 1884, Page 1

Situations Wanted and Vaoan WANTED, for the count-y, at the end of April, an experienced Monthly Nurs<\ Address care of Hkiuld Offi'o 680 W" ANTED, a You-ng Girl as "Under Nurpe in a iprivate family. Apply to Mrs Faulkner, Pc'tane. 679 W "ANTED, a Married Couple fora Station. Woman to cook ; man to woik a team of horses ; or a single Female Cook. Gocd references Required ; good wages given. % Apply at Masonic Hotel, or A. Sheild, Waikonini. 5?3 'ANTED, Married Shepherd, without •encumbrances. Wife to cook, &c. Apply to F. J. Tiffen, Elms Hill. 560 WASTED, a respectable Young Man for the yard, about 18 or 20 years of age. Must be strong and active. Ruddock and Fryer, Napier. . $67 W ANTED, a Boy about 14 years of age, to make himself generally useful. Apply to Mrs Locke. 653 ' 'ANTED, a Good Cook for the Country. Apply to Mi's Flynn, Shakespeareroad, : Napier, 555 ANTED, a Bullock Driver. Apply M&raekakaho Station. '546 W "ANTED, twojgood Men to Open-out ' and Break-up 200 'cubic jards of ■easily broken limestone for metalling. Apply ■ Beetham Bros., Te Apiti. 524 ; W "ANTED, by practical Farmer (married), just arrived from England, situation as Masager on a Farm or Station j "excellent refeVerices as 'to 'character 'aVid capabilities. Address "A.1," office of this paper. 516. W' ANTED, by a competent person a situation as Manager of a station ; 10 years' colonial experience, with good re» ference. Apply office of this paper. 499 W' ANTED, Married Couple fora Station ; man to cook, woman to do housework. Apply, Masonic Hotel, or to A. Sheild, Waikonini. 451 \&T ANTED, a young Girl as under nurse; ▼ T Apply to Mrs W. R. RusseJl, Flax* mere, Hastings. 45T4L Wanted: _ ' ' WANTED KNOWN— lhat Wnaal* M'Gihnity has taken "the Provincial Billiard-Boom. First-class table, with civility and attention. W. M'Q-. solicits a call. 583 KNO.WN-That J. 8. Harlatid, •ot Sunnyside, Taradale, will supply the inhabitants of Napier with milk in the afternoon, at lowest rates, after January 27th. All orders left at Mr Newton's Store will .be promptly attended to. Accounts rendered monthly. 389 'ANTED KNOWN — The largest GROOEBY and PROVISION WAREHOUSE in Hawke's Bay GEORGE SOARFE'S, DIOKENS-STr (the main thoroughfare to the Kailway Station), whero the largest assorted Stock o China and India Teas are constantly mainf tamed. The qualities are all guaranteed PURE, FRESH, and not 'to be excelled, foi CHEAPNESS Genuine Plantation OOFi FEE roasted frequently on the premises, and is supplied either mixed with Chicory or the PURE ARTICLE as desired. Canterbury Hams. Bacon, and Cheese of the best i and ohoicest brands. Cash Buyers treated ' most liberally. Parties taking up their residence in Napier are waited upon for orders j twice weekly wben requested. Fresh Butter ■ and Eggs from the Ohoicest Dairies daily. 74 'ANTED KNOWN — That 8. E, Cooper (late T. Morrison), Watchmaker and Jeweller, has a splendid assort* nxnt of Watches, Jewellery, and Olooks on band at reasonable prices; and exeoutes Repays of every description, opposite the Union Bank, Napier. gheep Dip a'rials qIfE B P T) IP T 1 R x A L s * IMPORTANT NOTICE. A S the H.B.A. & P. Society cannot see x\. their way clear to give a further trial of Sheep Dips at the proper Dipping Season, O. P. HAYWARD begs to announce that A PUBLIC TRIAL Will take place at Mr Douglas 1 dip, Pu« kawa, on THURSDAY MORNING NJfiXT, 14th instant, weather permitting, when all Sheepowners are invited to be present. Through the kindness of Mr Carruthers, the 7.25 morning train from Napier will stop at the Dip, which is close alongside the line. TERMS. Ist. — Any maker of Bheep Dip, or his agent, will be allowed to compete on paying his ewn expenses and finding Bheep. 2nd. — Lousy sheep to be selected for the trial. 3rd. — Three or four praotical sheep* farmers, in nowise interested in the sale of a Sheep Dip, to be the judges. 4th.— The judges to be present at the time of dipping, as per H.B.A. & P. Society's trials. sth. — The judges to examine the sheep one month after dipping, same as H.B.A. & P. Society. 6th.— Lousy sheep then to be put among the dipped ones. 7th. — The judges then to examine the sheep six weeks afterwards and report as to the condition of the several sheep and the wool thereon. Bth. — The weight of fleece at shearing time to be taken note of by the owners of the sheep and compared with previous year's clip. 9th. — Samples of the wool will be sent to Bradford manufacturers and users (not to woolbrokers, as H.B.A. & P. Society) for a report from them thereon. 0. P. HAYWABD. Criterion Hotel, Napier, February 9th. 588 Mr ißoope Brooßing y s Wotioes MONEY TO LEND.— The undersigned has the following sums to advance on approved security : — Two Bums of £100, one sum of £200, one sum of £250, three sums of £300, one sum of £500, one of £600, one of £1000, and any sum from £1000 to £10,000. ROOPE BROOKING. November 24, 1883. 803 EORTY Aore Bural Seotion, Woodville, Bituate on the road to the Gorge ; very valuable seotion. Terms can be made. 450 - X7IOR SALE,— Seven valuable Bural SeeX! tionsat Woodville, in blocks of 40 to 200 acres, bounded by main road to Napier. WELL • BUILT Four-roomed House, fitted with all conveniences, good range, water laid on; Bituate in Garlyle* street. Easy terms can be given. FOR I/EASE OR SALE,— Those Valuable Premises Bituate at corner of Olivesquare and Dickens-street, adjoining Messrs Fortune and Black's premises. For particulars apply to 1 ' ROOPE BROOKING. rpHREB Quarter-acre Sections adjoining JL each other, very favorably situate, Can be sold in one or more lots upon easy terms. Apply ROOPE BROOKING. utemoval Hotioe. SOTIOSD OF REMOVAL MB TJt d "NONROY, BUTOHEB, JDi* Ks begs to inform bin patrons, and the publio generally, that he hit removed from the Shop in Hastings-street to larger and more commodious premises in the same street, opposite Mr E.W.. Knowles. The premiees have been specially fitted tip for carrying on a large business, and those en» trusting ordorg to Ms owe will receive every attention, 35