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New Zealand Herald, Volume III, Issue 712, 24 February 1866, Page 1

' WANTED - PURCHASERS OF GOLD IK T LEAF TOBACCO at 5s per lb.; Cavendiidh. in ' 4s ' and 4s 6d P er lb - > Wax Miches, 13s per 6*° ei \ 250 Matches in cases at 2s lOd a dozen caMB. " Ai t:B Whyte, opposite the Old Oourt How. Queen-ij. eet _ e * ir W A ll*P IMMEDIATELY — PRESEBVED AnLt*TW and muti ON, in 4or 61b. tins— Applyto Dirt, Nathan. ; TTTANTED, a SITUATION by a Youne Man U well accustomed to gardening, looking after , horses, or willing mu, way b to mak t h imeelf gene- ' rally useful Country'Wred.-Address W Jtta„ (jtoodram, at the HpbaxlOffice. W AI f r T ™p^ ;By ■? C °Pyng Clerk, EMPLOYJ ' M 3 T m ? Law y er s Office.—Apply at the Hebald Office j or, by letter, to • x.D." VV ANTED—A COUPLE OP TINSMITHS.— t T T Apply to Mr. A. Ckaig, Hobb,n- e treet. B WANTED—A good CARTER, to dis?e a Double IT Team.—Apply A. Amos and Co: s stables Mount Eden. * \A/ ANTED —By a respectable middle -™ed T7 WOMAN, a situation as HOUSEKEEPI®. Respectable references can be given.—Address, C.fc , Hebaid Office. WANTS A SITUATION—A a young lad, accustomed to horses.—Apply, Groom, Hctat.t> > Office. TXT ANTED—To rent a DWELLING-HOUSE, , IT . containing 8 Booms and Stable, within IS minutes' walk of the Union Bank.—Address, "W"., Hbhaxj) Office. WANTED. -To Lease or Sell the large commodious Hotel at Onehunga. Situated on Geddeß' Point, facing the new Government whari and intended Mangarei Bridge. For particular* apply on the premises to Geoege Hodgb. lI7"ANTED —By a Young Gentleman of respectaT V bility and a permanent resident in Auckland, A COMFORTABLE HOME in a private family, whore no other lodgers are kept.—Apply, stating terms, &c., to "E.W.G.," Hebaid Office. TX7"ANTED KNOWN —That First-class BIFLH VV PRACTICE can be had at the Shooting Gallery, next to Trafalgar Hotel, Queen-street. \\r ANTED—The Public generally to know that VV Pure Oaten Hay, Chaff, Crushed Maize, Braa, Hay, Straw, Flour, Potatoes, &c., can be had at Clarkson's, Corn and Produce Stores, opposite the Heraxd Office, Wyndham-street. \A[ ANTED TO BENT —Part of a House in a VV healthy situation, and having a well of really good water. The advertiser will probably be a permanent tenant in a place that will suit bim.—Apply to J. K., Bekald Office. TO PARENTS.—"WANTED, by a young Lady, Two or Three CHILDREN to Board and Educate, in a delightfully pleasant home, in the healthiest part of Onehunga. Highly respectable references given.—For address, apply to Davy akb McFaeland, Queen-street. Board and residence.—wanted — COMFOBTALE APARTMENTS, by a single Gentleman, at the North Shore.-—Address "K, 1 * Box 3 Post Office, Auckland. S~*\ RAZING, Bemuera —For HOKSES, CATTLE, or SHEEP; good and well-watered, with the use of Hay and frlitds in winter, if required.—o. T. Ween, Mount Hobson. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, it Mrs. Mobiey'b, No. 3, Pitt-street, at the top of Hobson-street, Auckland. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, on reasonable terms, at Mrs. Gbbban6's, top •of Hobson-street. Registration forms may be had at tta Hebaid Office. CORN BACKS. —On Sale by the Undersigned—A few bales of CORN SACKS, of superior quality. —Low & Motion, High-street. A. LAN CASTER, GUN AND RIFLE MANUFACTURES, 27 South Audlet-stbkbt, Gbosyenob Sq,tjahb, London, (Tho late active partner of Chas. Lancasteb). THE Improved 5-grooved Small-bore VOLUNTEER MATCH RIFLE, fine windage, fore sight, accurately adjusted back sight, bullet mould, patent grease box, cleaning rod, packed in tin and deal case and delivered in London, £18. Orders with remittances receive prompt attention. THE FOURTEENTH ANNIVERSARY O? THE HIGH-STREET INDEPENDENT CHAPEL, , ■ Will be held on SUNDAY, IEBBTJAEY 25. When two Sermons will be preached (D. V.) ; that in the Morning, at 11 o'clock, by the Rev. MbWallis ; that in the Evening, at hall-past 6 o'clock, by the Rev. Jas. Hill. A collection at the close of each serrice. In connection with the above, a TEA MEETING ■WILL BE HELD IN THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION BUILDING, WELLESLEY-STREET, On the following THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH IST, At half-past 6 o'clock ; After which a PUBLIC MEETING will be held, and Addresses delivered by several Ministers and Fr icTc?ets, 2s. each, to be had ofMissesßonr, Highstreet ■ Mr. Lincoln, Parntll; Mb. 8. Hague Smith, Queen-street; and Mrs. Lowson, Wyndhamstreet. BAZAAB HT AID OP THE AUCKLAND CITY MISSION AND CHILDREN'S HOME. THE WORK INft COMMITTEE of the above, purpose holding their BAZAAR at the latter end of March, and beg to acquaint the Public that contributions or subscriptions will be thank ully xeceived by themselves, or by the undeimenboned Lad.e» composing the Honorary Committee : Mbs. Colonbx. Gamble Mbs. Booker Mrs. R. Gbahase aiiia. Hill _ Mbs. w. Moebw MbsMbs. Flcheh' S'S so Mbs. Pbilsos o.—ofobd in' Mas. J. Mobbin MM. MRO. Macookaib -a 18 8;