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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6976, 2 October 1884, Page 1

Situations Wanted and Vacant WANTED, a Situation as pet. oral etnli< n Hand. Apply offico of this paper. 32U2 WANTfcD, a Situ i • ion as Ploughman. Apply office of this paper. 291 WANTBD, a good General Servant. Apply to Mrs Joseph H. Williams, Waipuna, Hastings. 54 WANTED, by a steady, single man,- a Situation ns Carpenter on farm or ttalion ; good experience with . machine ; can make himself generally useful. . Apply T. W.M., office of this paper. 56 ANTED, a General Servant for tho r country. Apply to Mrs A. IS. Wallis, Clyde-road. ' . 59 WANTED, a~Good Smart Youth as Parcel Boy ; must know Town well. Apply sharp, J. Paul, Draper. 60 "ANI KD, a good Female Cook fur the country at once. Apply W. Jilbourne. ■ 61 Wanted " - 'J';' JACOB FAITHFUL'S Consultation will positively Close TO • MOBBOW EVENING. 808 „ WDBEBBLB received this week • Ml 100 cases Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Mandarins, Lemons, and Prime Onions ; also Smoked Schnapper and Fresh Oysters. 64 "ANTED KNOWN — Saddle Horses, Buggies, and Carriages for hire to any part of the Island at the Horse Bazaar, Woodville ; charges moderate ; telegrams to A. Peters, Woodville, promptly attended to. Conveyances to meet the train, for a parly of three or more, at Coach Fares. 67 "ANTED KNOWN— In order to avoid unpleasant proceedings, Parties having Accounts Overdue to the undersigned are requested to arrange for Settlement without further delay. This notice is intended to be . fully anted up to.~GEOii'Ji£ SOaRFH, Diokens-street. 68 «XT ANTED KNOWN— Gbobghi Seab ji tv is oredited with supplying the BEST BUTTER in Napier, and with a view to fully sustain this reputation he has had a COOL OHAMBEJi specially constructed, whereby the delicate sweet qualities are completely retained. DAIRIES are daily received from all parts of Hawke's Bay District, so that a constant fresh supply is always kept up. When Butter has been a day or two on hand a lower price is charged. LARGE BUYEBS treated liberally and arrangements made to supply regularly. ; NEW - LAID EGGS bought in any quantity. Stores— Diokensstreet. The Noted Depdt for Good Pure Teas and Fresh Coffee. 69 Tfotiaea IBEBEBY give notice that GEORGE BPEXOE and THOMAS TANNBB have been Nominated for the vacancy in the Hawke's Bay County Council. The Poll will be taken at the School-room, Petane, SATURDAY, Ootober 4th, 1884. A. HAMILTON, 301 „ Returning Officer. NOTICE. IHEBEBY notify that I have taken into partnership Mr James Moore St. Olair, wbo has been accountant at the Hbbaid office for so many years. The style of the firm for the future will be Brooking and St. Olair. BOOPE BBOOKING. September 30th, 1884. 271 THE Odds will be called out at the Ori- . teiion Hotel erery evening until the Baces. 70 ALL Accounts not paid to me by 15th. October will be sued [for without further notice. 71 W. EBBETT. IN THE ESTATE OF J. M. GIRDLEBTONBA(D£OEASED): /~>BEDITOBS whS 1 have not yet sent in vV their claims are requested to forward them to the undersigned before MONDAY* the 6th of October next, or they will not be recognised. '' Tl. A. COBNFORD, Solicitor for Exeoutrix. September 29, 1884. 72 TO THE BEGISTBAB-GBNEBAL OF THE COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND. r WILLIAM ALLEKT ETSHEB, Licen--9 tiate of the Boyal College of Physicianß, Edinburgh, Licentiate of the Boyal Collego of 'Surgeons, Edinburgh, 1883, nW residing at Wellington, hereby give notice that it is my intention to apply to you on the 23rd of October next to have my name ' placed on the Medical Register for tha colony of New Zealand ; and that I have deposited my evidence of qualifications for public inspection in the office of the Registrar-Gene-ral of the colony at Wellington. W. A. FIBHEB, B.A. 20th September, 1884. 78 NOTIOtf. A LL Accounts owing to the late firm of J\. Lbb aits Shbath must be paid to Mr J*. M. St. Olaie, at his office opposite the Caledonian Hotel, without delay, and his receipt alone shall be a sufficient discharge therefor. Napier, 27th September, 1884. 74 TO THE RATEPAYERS PETANE BIDING, HAWKE'S BAY COUNTY. /^1 ENTLEMEN,— -I have plsasure in vJI offering myself as the representative of the Petane RidiDg, in the County Council. My past experience in the Council, coupled, with an intimate knowledge of all parts of the Petane Biding, will, I think, enable me to properly represent your wishes, and to advocate your rights, and no effort to secure justice to the, district will be lacking on my part. Especially do I l»elie?e in the necessity for opening up the back country in the neighborhood of the Puketiritiri Bush, and, if elected, I shall regard that as a matter of the first importance. Trusting that I shall be honored with your confidence on tha polling day. 1 am, gentlemen, Youtb faithfully, 75 THOMAB TANNER. TO THE BATEPAYEBS OF THH PETANE BIDING, IN THE COUNTY OP HAWKE'S BAY. /~1 ENTLEMEN,— At the request of some VJT of the Batepayerß, I beg to offer myself as your representative in the County Council. The fact that my interests itt County matters are identical with yours, is sufficient guarantee that I will do all in m power to secure the real and permanent pro* gress of the Diafcriot, . I am, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, GK SPENOE. Seafield, 20th September, 1884. 7« FROZEN MEAT. WE beg to remind Stoskowners that LAMBS intended for Shipment by our December or January steamers should. NOT BE DOOKBD. The above steamers will arrive in London at the best possible season, and will bo ahead of shipments from, the South.. { NELSON BROS., LIMITED. Tomoana, 15th September, 1884. 77 NEW LINES OF COACHES BETWEEN HASTINGS AND NAPIEB. B. fl. GOOSEMAN BEGS to announce that he will commence running as above on MONDAY, the 18th ; August, leaving Hastings every morning at 8i45, and Napier, at 8.30 p.m.j oarrying . passengers and paroels at low rates, 78