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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 135, 19 April 1864, Page 1

TO SHIPWRIGHTS AND CAULKERS. WANTED— A few at Onehunga.—Apply toDAVID HUTCHISON, cm the beach. TO IRON MOULDERS AND BLACKSMITHS?' HAMMERMEN. TT/ANTED IMMEDIATELY—3 Green Sand I T Moulders and 2 Blacksmiths' Hammermen at the Mechanic;)' Bay Foundry. None but good steady hands need apply." GEORGE PHASER. Auckland, April IS, ISG4. TO COMPOSITORS. TTTANTED—Two or Three Compositors.—Apply II at the Hedai.d Office. TirANTED— A CHIEF OFFICER for the >? barquo 'CITY OF MANCHESTER;' certificates of competency and good reference required. —Applv to the undersigned. WALTER G-EAHAME. Agent. Fore-shvet, April IS. WANTED— 2 YOUTUS, as apprentices to the Plumbing and Gasfitting business. —Apply to "W. J. MARKS, adjoining the Aurora Tavern, Clmpel-street. TTTANTKD— A SMART ACTIVE YOUTH.— ) 1 Apply to S. P. JAMES & SON, Q. C. E., Shortland-stroet. TTTANTED—A Flour Miller.—Apply at the 11 Waitcmata Flour Mills. April ISth, 1564. WANTED— A Stout Lad.—Apply at once to Monk & Morgan, Quoeu and Grey-strecte. WANTED— A BRICK-MAKER, wlio thoroughly understands ihe business, to work on Shares. —App'ly to 0. ARTHUR & SON, Queon-et, TTTANTED—A respectable young -woman as >> SERVANT. Nursemaid' kept. Apply to Mrs. EWEN, Park Road. TITANTED—A smart active LAD about 14 yoare 11 ofngo. Apply to G. COOK, Electro Gilder and Plater, Princes-street. "Tf/TANTED—TWO FEMALE SERVANTS im- }) mediately. Apply at TUCK & SMITH'S Registry OHiee, Queen-:treet "Wliarf. TIT ANTED— Two or Three Active Intelligent II LADS to learn the Building business. —Apply to R. TAYLOR, corner of Wellesley and Heleonstreets. April 12, 18G-1. WANTED— A CARTER who_ thoroughly understands his business. None other need appIy.—PETEE GRACE, Wyndham-street. April 6, IS6J-. "TXrANTED—IO Good Cloth Cap Makers, to -work >> out.—Apply at G. W. FRIEND'S, opposite Union Bank, Queen-street. WANTED IMMEDIATELY—ONE FIRSTCLASS BRICKMAKER, to proceed to 'Wniheki. None but good hands need apply.—Apply to GEO. W. FOWLER, at Mr. H. PARTINGTON'S, Queen-street. SITUATION as CLERK in a TT Merchant's Office or elsewhere. —Addreee X.N.R., Heualu Ofiico. WANTED, by a respectable person, a Situation as CLERK or BOOK-KEEPER. Highest references.—Apply at the HebaiJ) Office. V ARTY'S Subscription Library.—Just added Tiollope's new novel, RACHEL RAY. TT ARTY'S Circulating Library.—Just added the V new novel, TRIALS OF THE TREDGOLS. TTARTY'S Subscription Library.—Speke's Journal T of the Discovery of the Source of the Nile.— Eight Thousand just added. T> ECOMMENDED TO MERCY. — The new JIV novel just added to Varty's Circulating Library. PICKED UP AT SEA.—A popular novel, at Varty's Subscription Library. rriHE KING'S MAlL.—Just added to "Vaity'e _L Circulating Library. TTAZEL COMBE.—The new novel, received by XI mail steamer, and added to Tally's Subscription Library. THYRA GASCOIGNE.—A new novel, at "Varty'e Subscription Library. HELD IN BONDAGE, by " Onida."—The new novel, just received by overland mail, at A'urty's Subscription Library. TT ARTY'S Subscription Library now contains V additional copies of Kingsloy's last successful novel, AUSTIN ELLIOTT. Y ARTY'S Circulating Library, now contain! additional copies of Mis. Korton'a popular novel, LOST AND SAVED. riIHE OLD HOUSE IN CROSBY SQUARE.— J_ A new novel just, added to VARTY'S Subscription Library. -\XT AIT FOR THE END.—A new novel by Mark YY Lemon, Editor of Punch, just added to VARTY'S Circulating Library. JOHN MARCHMONT'S LEGACY.-A new t) novel, by' Sliss Braddon, author of Aurora Floyd, &c, lit VARTY'S Subscription Library. TT"ARTY'S CIRCULATING LIBRARY contains V all the NEWEST and MOST POPULAR WORKS itnd additions are regularly made on the •irrivil (if each MONTHLY ROYAL MAIL STEAMER. THE SUBSCRIPTION is only SEVEN SHILLINGS per quarter; 12s. for six. months, or '21s. per mmum. CARTE DE VISITE PORTRAITS, beautifully 1 coloured in oils, equal to miniatures. Terms from Is. OrcL-ra -left with Mr. G. PULMAN, Shortlandstrect, punctually attended to. FURNISHED APARTMENTS "WANTED for a permanence. —A bed-room and sitting-room, with attendance for a single gentleman. Terms less considered than comfort. Apply at this office. J NOTICE. i NY Persons found hvspassinp ov Pheasant j\_ Shooting on my Property will be prosecuted according to law. PETER GRACE. ATEW ZEALAND BANK SHARES.—Th« ua1N der*iss*4 ia » C*tk Pnrekeier.—H. P. StAMX-i I Sryib?! , -,