Wanted. WANTED —A General Servant.—Apply to Mrs. Titnet, Stokes's Point.. WANTED— A General Servant.—Apply t* Mr». Benket, Earensbourne, Upp«r Symocds-atreet. WANTED —A strong Lad to drive a baker** cart.—Apply to C, Burtok, Parodl Bakery, WANTED —A Laundress; meat be » steady woman.—Apply to S. C. Ca.Ul.ton, Albert Hotel, Queen-street. %% J ANTED —A Wheelwright; one used Tl to Colonial work preferred.—Apply at A. Mackii's Boyal Standard Carriage and Spring Factory, Pmrhamatrcet. ' WANTED to Let, at Mount Eden—A Seven-roomed House and an Acre of Ornamental Ground and Gardes. £40 per annum.—R. C. Gekhtwood, Market-House. X*f ANTED.—A Lady requires Furnished T v Bed and (with Board) In pleasant locality. State terms. — Address, "K.O-..5., Hkralo Office. WANTED— A Situation aa Housekeeper, or to Manage a Country Motel, by an experienced person.—Apply at lE. Registry, Sbortland-atreet. WANTED to Let—A Large Room, with Fireplace, suitable for work or class-room, at Phortland House.—Apply at E. Hes *t's Registry, Shcutlaud.BtTeet, ____ WAITER. —Wanted the Young Man who called on C. Burton, Queen-street, last Friday, to call again, as tbe place is still vacant. WANTED —At once, two Shaft-sinkers to take charge of Shifts : must be thoroughly acquainted with pomps. — Apply to Henry Gilfillan, jun., Bay Coal CO., 10, Insurance Buildings. WANTED —A Good General Servant who can Milk.—Apply. Mrs. Bios, Mount Albert. WANTED —A Situation as Overaeeer or Manager on a Farm, by a Young Gentkman who has had considerable Colonial experience. Firstclass references 88 to qualifications can be given from tbe principal farmers in Waikato.—Addreis S. W., Post Office, Cambridge, Waikato. WANTED —One or Two Smart Boys.— Apply to tbe Publisher, Bahald Office. WANTED by an Intelligent, Industrious Man, witb excellent reference —A Situation. Being of scholarly parts, be would be found valuable in a store, but he would gladly accept employment as coachman and the usual out-door work in a gentleman's family.—Baknmoad's Begittry. WANTED —A Lady and Gentleman, or two Single Gentlemen, aa Boarders in a private family, a lady and gentleman preferred.— Apply to Mrs P. J. Daltok, top of Grey-street. WANTED, by a middle-aged unencnmbered Married Couple, with excellent testimonial* for industry and sobriety—Situations together, Husband good gardener, groom, driver, and milker; wife equally so as cook, laundress, and dairywomau.—B au n a ford's Registry. WANTED —Everyone to examine the Beautiful Tweeds from which we are making Trousers at a Guinea.—L Pbilufps, Queon-street. WANTED Knon n — That Promissory Note Forms (in Books), can be had at the Herald Office. WANTED to Sell (a Bargain)—A fourroomed Cottage, with kitchen detached, containing two fireplaces, situated In Vincent-street. —Apply to R. C. Greenwood, Market House. WANTED —A Sleeping or Working Partner, with cash capital of £2,000; a good interest on capital guaranteed.—H. F. Lewisson. Jeweller and Watchmaker, Queen-street. Principals on y negotiated with. V%7ANTED Known —That Bill-heads, X T Circulars, Cards, Programmes, and General Printing of every description, from entirely new type, is executed at the Herald Office, at the lowest possible prioes. WANTED Known—That Music Printii?a, of sizes adapted to Hymn-books and the Pianoforte, is neatly executed at the 11ekaxi> Office. Estimates given for Music-books arranged both for the Piano and in score. WILSONS AND HORTON, Artists, Engravers, Printers, Printers' Brokers, Litho. graphers, Account-Book M\Kerv, &<x, WyDiham» street, Auckland, are prepared to execute all k*nds o» work at English prices, in first-class style of work manahip. WANTED to Sell—A Seven - roomed Gentleman's Residence, with Wash-house, •Stable, &c., and over half-an-acre of Land, choicely planted with trees and shrubs; two road frontages and water fiontage; gas kid on. Three minutes' walk from Ponsonby Club HoteL Price low, and terms easy.—R. C Greenwood, Market-house. WANTKD KNOWN—The Auckland Timber Company have now a good supply of Timber at their Mills, and are in a position to supply orders with despatch, and at lowest prices. Present stock in Yard will be sold at a great sacrifice! to make room for future arrivals. WANTED KNOWN—That D. Goldib is prepared to Supply All Kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, Houso-blooks. Posts, Rails, Hardwood, Shingles, &c., Ac., at tbe Lowest Market Prices, at his Yards, Custom-house-street. WANTED KNOWN—That, as well aa having Sewing Machines properly repaired, you can have Weighing Machines, and Hcales and Weights repaired and adjusted, Steam, Vacuum, and Spring Gauges and Indicators repaired, tested, and adjusted, Embossing Presses and Dies made to order or repaired. Copying-presses repaired, small Brass or Steel Spiral Springs made to order, small Gear-wheels cut with any number of teeth, Engine-counters made to order, Dating Stamps repaired, Patent Safe-locks repaired, or altered so that original keys won't fit, or Duplicate Keys made; in fact, small machinery, or appliances of any kind requiring accuracy or nice work, done at the Kitting Shop, Sewing-machine Agency, Victoria-street, a few doors above Quick's Stables. WANTED Known—That H. R. Jones (late of the Thames} has assumed the Proprietorship of that well-known house—the Army and Navy Hotel, Upper Queen-street, where his friends and the public will find that tbe features of management will be eood accommodation and good liquors, combined with cleanliness, civility, and attention. yy ANTED KNOWN — A First-class Stock ot Cloths and Tweeds good workmanship and moderate prices are the distinguishing features of "The Pantheon." J. FORD, Tailor, 166, Queen-street. W ANTED -TO SELL— V * SQUARE IRON TANKS ; Also, G ALVANIZED IRON WATER TANKS, From £2 upwards. Galvanized Iron Spouting, Ridging, &c., of all descriptions, at tbe lowest rates At ALFRED SMART'S, Elliott-street. WASTE PAPER FUR SALE.—Apply at the Hekai,p Office. WRIGHT'S INQUIRY, Y, AND MISSING FRIENDS OMCE, 44, Little Collins-street West, Melbournb. Searches made, Inquiries conducted in all parts of the world. Reversionary Interest, Legacies, Annuities purchased, or advances made. References. MR. H. ANN, recently with Messrs. Bragg, of Birmingham—A Letter of importance for you.—Apply at the Herald Office, Auckland. POTTER'S Clay.—Wanted known—That 1 will be prepared to test, free of charge, any sample of tine clay, say from lOlba. to 201b5., delivered free at the Newton Pottery.—G. Bovn. FENCING. —Contracts undertaken for Posts and Rails, Paling, Corrugated Iron, and Wire Fencinp, by S. White, Brighton, ParnelL "THRfcE LANCE" SPECIAL SUMJU MARY is Now Published, and can be obtained at the Office, Vulcan Lane.—Price Id.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XVI, Issue 5492, 24 June 1879, Page 1
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