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New Zealand Herald, Volume II, Issue 335, 8 December 1864, Page 1

A GENTLEMAN who lent a Silk Umbrella, at the Brunswick Hall, last week, to a man quit# inknown to him, shall havo it by calling at No. 6, Herald Buildings—without any expense—with many hanks—a wiah for acquaintance, which wish is not orced. WANTED. — Two Experienced BOILER MAKERS.—AppIy to Mr. KING, Militia Store Depot, Princes-street. WANTED a Respectable Young MAN as Storekeeper—one accustomed to Bottling and Cellar work preferred. Also a Good Waiter, and two Scullery Maids.—Apply at the "Auckland." Elotel. WANTED. —A Servant GlßL.—Apply to R. -ROBERTSON, Baker, Wakefield-street. WANTED —A General House SERVAKT—one understanding plain cooking preferred. Apply to Mr. J. J. MOFFIT, opposite Government House, Waterloo Quadrant. WANTED QUARRYMEN to enlarge tho Solid 1 Kock Bdth. — Apply immediately to J. 3ASEY. W 1 " AN TED. —A respectable YOUTH; must write a decent band, and one who has keen sscustoined to Drapery preferred.—Apply to J. B. DARTER, Durham Sireefc. WANTED A PAPERHANGER—Large Job.— Apply to TIERNEY & DEMPSEY, Greyitreet. WANTED a Female Servant. —Apply at tho Herald Office. iXf ANTED, a PLOOGHMAN ; one who has had T I Colonial experience preferred.—Apply at tho 3-revliound Hotel. \I7"ANTED, a First-class Man or Woman COOK. TT —apply to J. PALMER, Royal Hotel, Official Hay. WANTED an Experienced Waiter.—Apply to NICOL, Masonic HoteL WANTED— HAYMAKERS. Apply to Mr. EL ELLIS, Epsom. XU" ANTED—A good FEMALE SERVANTT ? Apply to Mrs. H. ELLIS, Jipsom. WANTED— An APPRENTICE to the sailmaking business. Apply to E. MALCOLM, Queen-street. WANTED —An active LAD from 1-3 to 15 years of age, as an apprentice.—Apply to Mr, CROMWELL, Baker, Queen-street. WANTED —A Situation by a Young Msa> who understands Fanning in all its branches. Ag~ply by letter to N.D., Herald Office. \\f ANTED—For the New Cafe de Paris, QueenTT street, 200 PAIRS FOWLS. Apply on the premises to C. O'BRIEN, Proprietor. WANTED A GOOD CHAMBERMAID, —Applyto Mr. McKenzie, United Service Hotel, Queen-street. WANTED —A situation as GARDENER ; gootß references can be given. Address ff,, Herald Office. WANTED a Farm Servant.—Apply to Mr. H». ELLIS, Epsom. STRAYED— An aged blue COW, in full Milk, JT on Shoulder (milking side), came from- W. H. Thokpe, Wairoa. Any person bringing her to iho undersigned will be rewarded by RICH. BEAMISH,, 'lenacre, Epsom. £2 REWARD. LOST from Albert Barracks, on the Ist instant, a BLACK PONY MARE, branded F on neck, I. K. near shoulder. Above Reward to anyone returning her to Army Medical Stores. REWARD. STRAYED from Epsom on SATUHBAY, the instant, 1 Yellow milch cow, white face 1 Yellow poley cow 1 2A-year-old Black heifer 1 Red and white 14-months' calf £2 reward will be paid for their delivery at Epsom;, or for correct information that shall lead to their.recovery to MR. H. ELLIS. TO LET UNFURNISHED; Board and Lodging, 235. per week. Night's lodging, Is. per night. Ditto, ss. per week. Breakfast, Is.; dinner, Is. 6d.; tea, Is. at every meal. MARLBOROUGH BOARDING-HOUSE, Albert-street, (Next Custom House-street). A PARTMENTS to LET —Private Cottage, il, Parnell.—Apply to Mr. PIKE, ParnelL Apartments to let at the Popian, Onehunga, at moderate charges. Apply to Capt. KING, on the premises TO LET, a BUTCHER'S SHOP and Fixtures, doing a good business. Apply to the Office of tliis paper. STORAGE TO LET. STEPHENSON & WARDELL. 13tli September, 1864. | TO MARKET GARDENERS AND OTHERS. TO LET, a FARM of 8 acres, at Remuera, 99 curely fenced in, and within 200 yards of th® water. Terms easy. Apply to H. GILBERT, Shortland-street. t HOTELS " qpo LET in Queen-street and centre of Auckland. E. P. STARK, Queen-street. FOR SALE. HOUSE and Ground in Newton, occupied by Mr. M. Wood. Also, Four-roomed Cottage, and Allotment with frontage of 51 feet to Howe-street, adjoining the above. Apply to M. WOOD, Queen-htreet, or H. WHIT Junr., Wyndham-street. FOR SALE, THE HOUSE aud GROUNDS in Parnell, the property of Col. Sillery. Apply to the proprietor, or to W. Aitken, Estate Agent. R E M U" E R A Five of the clarence terrace villa SITES are unsoldApply to SAMUEL- COCHBANE, Auotioaew-