Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6164, 19 August 1881, Page 1

Wanted. yfyf cu Uery Man, for Northern ANTED —Boys —Union Sa ß h and Poor Co., Mechanic*' Bay. ' WANTED (at once)—A Good Quarryman. accustomed to hard limo-stonc.—Aedlt J. H. Buchanan. Victoria-street East. WANTED— A strong Lad about 16 for the Bakehouse; one used to the work preferred.—Apply to W. D. Dallcn, Confectioner; • WANTED— Dealers to Know that Good • Business Stands are to Let In City Market.— Apply toT. Slater, Weighbridge Office, WANTED, in a private family—Two Gentlemen to occupy a double-bedded room within two minutes walk of Queea-street.-Apply at Herald .Office.. . "' WANTED Known—That I have another splendid lot of Fat Turkeys this woek. alas ZO pair of Motutapu Rabbits.-J. W. Knight. Central Market, Queen«strtet. WANTED— Engagement for a very nice Girl as Housomaid in hotel (town): is a rood tidv sen-rat; _ wants place 'soon. — Mrs. Klsmote's Registry, Shortland-street. WANTED— Parties about to Furnish, hotel-keepers, etc., to Buy Proof Engravim. a—3x3—9, Framed and Glazed in Maple, etc; f<?r . 18S| worth 40s. : —J. M. McLachlan, 222,, .sueen»street. WANTED, at Corowandel—Man who understands how to use both the patent and . plain soda-water, machines.—For particulars, applr to Donald McGrcgor, IVaitcmata Hotel, Queen-street. .Auckland. : ' WANTED,, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry, Queen and Darby streets—Laundress, w««es 12s; Female Servants for Coromandel, Holensviile, Arch Hill, Parnell, and several for town • ,or Gisbornc: Joans Girls to assist; and Elderly Woman for Parnell. " WANTED— A good Nursemaid.—Apply to Mrs. G. Waller, Epsom. W A^S^r era -- ApplyPul)lisher ' ■ W A * TED to Let—-An Office in Queen- *, . s^eet; ground floor.-Mutual Life Aaaociation of Australasia. ' WANTED-; —A steady Man; one accus* tomed to tho trade preferred.—T. Hedtrer Butcher, Kyber Pass. . WANTED at once—A good Quarryman, accustomed .to hard lime-stone. J. H. Buchanan, Victoria-street East. * WANTED —The Bush-holders in the Okahu Highway District not to be swindled out or their allotments. For directions how to Droceed apply to T. B. Hannaford, Darby-streot. WANTED —Mount Albert and surrounding residents to patronise William Thomis in his Wheelwright and Blacksmith's Business. Town prices for shoeing, and all other jobs dlscwqt jy cash. WANTED by a young Man—A situation as Shepherd, who understands the card of sheep and cattle, and has colonial experience and good references—Apply by letter, M R., Herald "Office. WANTED —An Experienced Milliner,— Apply to the Misses McLaughlin, Shertland street, Auckland. WANTED — Governess.—Mrs. .Banks Meadow Bank Farm, Pamnuro: highest salary given. WANTED Known—That J. B. Needham, Land, Money, and Estato Agent, lias Removed to Colonial Bank Buildings, first floor. Bills discounted. "VXTAIs TED—Some employment by a sober II industrious young Man. He is deaf, but is willing to make himself generally useful in any capacity for his Board and Lodging.—Address F T Herald Office. ' '* WANTED Known—To Let,.lor a term, a House in Union-street—J. kG, Buchanan. Welleslcy-street 'West. WANTED —A Situation in store, or man to make himself generally useful: fair edu'X,3\._Yonnjc llen'c ChrisW ANTED—To Let a Six-roomed House and Shop, now in occupation of watchmaker and jeweller.—Apply to E. T. Herbert, Draper, Upper Symonds-street. WANTED, by a lady (who can furnish. her own room) —Situation as Housekeeper to a gentleman, or to attend on an inrnlid lady; unexceptionable references given.—Address, France, Herald Office. WANTED Known — Well-bred Pigs of every size, for sale cheap.—Apply to Kobcrt A. Wight, East Tamaki. WANTED —To join a good business as Partner by an experienced merchant with a reasonable capital at his disposal. Only principals dealt with.—Address to L.R., Hirald Ofllco. WANTED, by an intelligent young Man (25)- Situation in store or factory; ten yoars' business experience, early riser and abstainer.—Address Work, Herald OSice. ~ WANTED, by a married Man—A perj manent Situation as manager or foremen on a farm ; many years' expierence of all kinds of farm work.—Address J.V.8., Box Post-office. - WANTED —A Situation by a Widow as working Housekeeper, up the country; dairy and good Cook.—* pply to Superintendent of Servants' Registry, Young Women's Institute, .\nckland. WANTED —Situation as Clerk or Bookkeeper, by a gentleman of experience : town or countiy ; small Balary accepted.—Address W.W., Herald Officc. WANTED. —Everybody to know that the Acckland Saturday Nioht is the oldest and the best family paper published here, and has always tho choicest and the purest leading matter. Everyone should subscribe to It. WANTED Known—That some of the Choicest Ox-beef ever shown in Auckland will bo on view at G. Hulme's, Buteher, Quean-streetl Roast Beef id, Sausage (superior quality), 4d; Fork, in sides, 4d j Legs ditto, 6d; G.rmsn sausage, «d; Lard, in bladders, 6d; Corned Rounds of Beef, Legs Pork, Ox Tongues, Poultry, Tripe, etc.—G. liulme. Butcher. WANTED Known —That Mrs. Grice is Agent at Newmarket for the New Zealand Herald, Auckland Weekly K.ws, and Saturday Kight. WANTED— Respectable Servants ol all classes.—Apply to Superintendgnt of Young Women's Institute. WANTED— Purchasers for Waste Paper Apply to the Publisher, Hkiuld Offioe. W' ANTED Known—That J. MorrisoD, Asphalter, has Removed to his Now Yards in Customhouse-street, between Hobson and Nelson, streets. Asphalting attonded to on the shortest notice.—A large supply of firewood, cut and uncut wholesale and retail. WANTED the Public to know that, having introduced Steam Tower into our works, we are enabled to still further reduce price of our Boats.—J. W. Carr and Sons. ANTED Known—That we deliver Taupiri, Bay of Islands, and Newcastle Coal, also Firowood, to any part of the City or Suburbs at Lowest Rate*—'W. &G. Winstone, Customhonsostreet WANTED -known—That I have for sale Seed Oats, Seed Potatoes, prime Table Poatoes. Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, and Clorer Seeds, Artificial Manures, Bonedust, teed Oats, Maire, Bran, Sharps, Anderson's Oatmeal, Flour, ete. First-class Taranaki Butter, fresh and salt (weekly supplies), all at lowest market rates.—W. Gimaoa, 18, Custom house-street, Auckland. WANTED— The Public .ol Auckland to know that, as really servieoable goods can now bo got ready-made, it is a lpistake to get rubblsk made to measure. From long experience, J. Foil), Tailor, Queen-street, is able (at very little aboyo ready-made prices) to produce the Cheapest Suit to measure In this city, whether you consider the goods, tho style and fit, or the price. Example: The price ol a decent Slop Suit is from 60s to 70s. I con make yo» a suit from 70s to 90s, which cannot be surpassed, being woll-shrunk and well made in every If you want a Best Suit, try my Fancy Coat and Vest, and Mosgiel Tweed Trousers from 90s to * 1 ??- Ford's Trousers and Vests, from 82s 6d to <2o Jd. Try Ford's Trousers, made from Tweed (not cotwn too, bish) from Us to 27a Od