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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 250, 31 August 1864, Page 1

\\f ANTED—A MATE for a Thousand Ton Ship. IT Apply to J. S. MACFARLANE. "WANTED IMMEDIATELY—TWO LADS ' ' from .14to 15 years of ago aa APPRENTICES to tho Tinsmith and Plumbing business. Apply to J. LEANING, Tinsmith, Victoria-street. ANTED—A DRAPER'S ASSISTANT. For I T parfiiulars apply to T. H. HALL, or JOHN HALL, Otahuhu. WANTED—A FEMALE SERVANT. Apply It to Sir. J. CEOMYVELL, Baker, Queen-street, TT7"ANTED—A GOOD FEMALE SERVANT, i T for Epsom.—Apply ROBERT BURNS HOTEL, Union-street. WANTED— A FEMALE SERVANT.—AppIy to Mrs. SHIPHERD,"Mount Eden. \\/ AN^L'ED —Single Gentlemen as BOARDERS, I V with attendance. Apply to Mrs. STREET, Yovk-strcet, Parncll. \\f ANTED—A lespectable young GURL aa API I PKENTICE to the Book-lolding business. Apply to T. WATTERS, Bookbinder, Queen-street. "W" ANTED—An APPRENTICE for the SAIL>V MAKING BUSINESS.—AppIy to WILj LIAMS & CO., Queen-street. "VT, 7 "ANTED—A FEMALE SERVANT—AppIy IT to Mrs. FLETCHER, "Wesley College. "WANTED—AN ACTIVE GIRL, from 12 to 14 IT. ye'ars of age, to attend to children.—Apply at the Herald Office. "TITAN TED TO RENT—A HOUSE haying six IT looms and kitchen, within ten minutes' walk of the Government Offices, Princes-street.—Address " House," Herald Office. "WANTED TO RENT—A HOUSE of fire or six II Rooms. —G. \V. D., Hebaxd Office. "WANTED IMMEDIATELY—A FIRST TT CLASS COACH PAINTER—To a good workman constant employment and good wages.— Apply at MAUKIE BROTHERS, Coach Builders, <tc., Wellesley-street, Auckland. • WANTED— A GOOD FEMALE SERVANT for a small family at Epsom.—Apply &t TUCK & SMITH'S Registry Office, Queen-Btrest. WANTED —A situation aa GOVERNESS, by a respectable Young Lady, lately arrived in the colony; good references can be given. Address, C. E. at the Office of this Paper. W ANTED—A SIX ROOMED HOUSE, -within II 10 minutes' walk oi the Post Office. Apply D., Hekaid Office. WANTED— A COOK and WAITER.—AppIy to S. P. JAMES & SON, Q.C.E., Shortlandatreet. \\l ANTED—A SITUATION as CLERK in a YV Merchant's Office or elsewhere.—Addrem X.N.R., Herald Office. rOUND —A PURSE containing a small sum of MONEY. The owmjr may halve it by giving a description of tho purse', on application at tho Heeaij) Office. WEDDING PKESENTS, Birthday Presents, and Presents suitable for Girls and BoyB; also Berlin "Wools, iinisbed and unfinished, Fancy Needle Work, Patterns, and Canvasses, are now Selling at the BEE HIVE Toy and Fancy Repository, in Queen-street. Note the Address—The Bee Hive, in Queen-street. ~~ £100 REWAEJX

Y\THEREAB on the evening of Sunday, July 17th IT instant, some person or persons did enter th» liouse of Mr. R. Beck, Watchmaker aud Jeweller, Queen-street, Auckland, and'steal therefrom several Gold Watches and a quantity of Jewellery, consisting of Chains, Kings, Pins, Brooches,".Lockets, Seals, Keys, &o. The above lie ward will be paid to any Person or Persons wlio will give such information to the undersigned as will lead to the conviction of the offender or offenders. In addition to the above reward, I am authorised to announce that Bis Excellency the Governor will grant a free pardon to any accomplice in the above robbery, who will give the required information. JAM KS NAUGRXON, -' Commissioner of Police. Police Department, Commissioner's Office, Auckland, August 2, 1864. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. Attorney-General's Office, Auckland, Bth July, 1564. WHEREAS quantities of Oats and Maize havo lately been from time to time stolen from tha stores of the Commissariat Transport Corps, at or near Drury, notice is hereby given that a reward of £2U will be paid to any person who shall give such information as shall lead to the conviction of the person or persons who liriVn been guilty of stealing such property, or of receiving tho same; and any person giving such information against hie accomplice will, besides tho roward, receive a pardon for his offence. . " FRED. WJIITAKER. £30 REWAKD. WHEREAS Boruo evil-disposed person or persons have from tinio to time lifted tho Anchors and cast adrift tho Warps belonging to the Government Pile-Driving Machine now lying in Commercial Bay, the above reward will bo paid on'tho apprehension and conviction of the offenders. J. CAD MAN, Queen-street Wharf. ONE POUND REWARD. I- OST—This Afternoon—A RING, containing 3 _j Lockets and Seal, one Key, and a small Coin. Whoever has found the same aud leaves them at this office Bhall receive the above reward. Auckland, Jill)' 14, 1864. ONE POUND REWARD. LOST —From the Newmarket Yards, a ROAN COW, branded W (—under) on near ribs; No. 7, tar brand on rump. Above reward will be paid on delivery at Mr. Buckland's Yards, Newmarket. 29th August, 1864. LOST— At.the Civilians' Ball—A Plain Gold link Bracelet without a Clasp. If picked up by any of the company would they kindly lorward it to DR. HORNE, Grey-street. SYDNEY MAIZE, of superior quality, ON SALE by the undersigned, at their new store, corner of Hidi-street and fuloon Lane. LOW <fc MOTION. Auckland, August 24, 1664. PRO BONO PUBLICO. 0 HAVING 3d., Hair Cutting Gd., ShampooiDc, O Bathing, (Tepid or Hot) 2»., Cold Is-, by WEBB, No. 4 Wyndh&m-etreet.