Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume XVIII, Issue 6213, 15 October 1881, Page 1

Wanted. lllilllllgs ANTED—A smart respectable Boy, T\fANTED-Several General Servants for \'L o ~irl° W B^maT"*? ,, goo i Co ?3' (Private house), TT7"ANTEp—Situations for some "respect<ol\ Ssfe "V\TANTED—Engagements for first-class T T Housekeeper, good references • Cook and WANTEO-α regular supply of Asparastreet. ' g ' Central Market - cen - W 'ANTED—A good General Servant— str<etWh ApplytoF. William,, Fish Dealer, Queen. W r ANTED, immediately — A General Servant-Mrs. E. W. Morrison. Karangahape Road. WAITED— A smart Boy for the Shop, and to run errands.—F. Stephens, ISootuiaker, Queen-street. \7S7"ANTED — A Housemaid; references VS7"aKTED—A young Man, fora country Y Y store, able to drive ; references reaulre'i Apply to Mr. John Ogilvie, Grocer, VlctoriaStreet.' "V\rANTED— A General Servant.—Apply Y Y to Mrs. Cunningham, St. Mary's Koad Ponsonby. ANTED—At Hannaford's Auckland Kefistry, Queen and Darby-streets, Female Cook (Gentleman's family), town. ANTED—A Girl about 14 as Nursemaid, And to make herself generally useful. Apply Commercial Hotel, Shortland-street. W" -ANTED—A Situation as Governess, TT Housekeeper, or Lady-help; salary not so much an object as a comfortable- home. —Address: M.U., Hebalp Office. . -\X7 ANTED—Two Good Bulloek-drivers TT to contract for oor 12 months' hauling; Bullocks found. Reference and security required.— Jno. Smyth, Waitakerei Saw-inill. October 12, ISBL WANTED, by a young Man (excellent references)— Employment; can milk right well, plough fairly; ride, drive, groom, and a handyyoung fellow in many other ways; age 20—Hannaford's Auckland Registry, Queen and Darby street*. WANTED, by a highly respectable widow, age 2S years—An engagement a3 Kurso to a family who are about to go to the Cape of Hood Hope, or to England; firs!, class references.— Apply, Nurse, Hekald Office. TSJANTED — Tenders, up to noo.n of Y Y Saturday, for Removing Clay from section opposite Goodsons Arcade, PameU, and tipping into Brick-yard, Mechanics' Bay. Particulars, to., of George Cozens, 27, Queen-street. WANTED, at once—Middle-aged Female Servant (good wages), Gisborne; tour female Hotel Servants (city>; Female Servants (private families), Shelly Beach, Panroore, city, Kawakawa, Mount Albert, North Shore, Epsom;. female Cooks, Young Girls.—Hannaford's Auckland Registry. WANTED —Good Cook, no washing, gcner.il, family, Ms; Cook and laundress for three of a family ; samo and Parlourmaid for only two, 12s ; Nurse for two children, 12s—these are for first class families; Housemaid and Waitress for hotel Thames, lus; same, Waikato, several general servant girls assist.—Mrs. Elsinore's Registry, landstreetWANTED— A few energetic Canvassers to Sell a new American Speciality.—Apply, between 3 and 5 p.m., to Oppenheimer & Co.,Custom-liouse-street. WANTED —Respectable young woman as Genoral Servant, for Russell; two kept. —Apply to Servants' Registry of Young Women's Institute, Auckland. "VST ANTED—A Good General Servant. - T Y Apply to Mrs. Lonsc ale Pritt, St. Mark's Parsonage, Kemuera, between the hours of. 12 and 2 p.m. or 5 and 7 p.m. .__ WANTED— A Working Partner, with £300 to £400, for country Brewery; no previous knowledge required.—Apply to Mr. Dunning* ham. Governor Browne Hotel. _|^^_ WANTED— Active Agents, to sell-Stan-dard Works .in town or country.—Apply upstairs at Messrs. Oxley's Ship-chandlery Building, Lower Queen-street, from 10 to : 12 noon ; by letter, SI, Post-office, Auckland. :__ "VST ANTED, by a respectable young V? Person, newly arrived In Auckland—A situation as Housemaid in a leading hotel ; is thoroughlv competent, having been engaged as such in first-class hotels down South.—Hannaford'a Auckland Registry, Queen and Darby street?. ANTED, for two persons—A General Servant; she must be able to do plain cooking, wash, and make butter for the house.—Apply Mrs Edgcombe, Groat North Eoad. \- W' ANTED.—Persons wishing to dispose of Troperties to furnish me with particulars. No sale, no charge. Cheap Building Allotments and Small Cottages find a ready sale. — D. F. Evan?, Eitate Agent, neit Hebild, Queen-street. ' WANTED — A thoroughly competent Nurse, to attend to two young children ; satisfactory references essential,—Apply in the morning, between the hours of 10 and 1, to Mrs. Archie Clark, Parnell ; ' WANTED by a steady Man, who thoroughly knows his business, a situation as farm manager; accustomed to hold situations of trust has first-class certificates; wife a good Dairywoman. -Address M.M.J., Hkrald Office. WANTED— Blacksmiths-who are workmen to read this—such a chance of making a good living not occurring but ones in 100 years. A .Blacksmith's Shop with use of tools, a focr-roqmed cottage as well, oua main road close to town; thickly populated neighbourhood. Rent £20 per annum.— Full particulars at Hannaford's Agency. .< . WANTED —Respectable Servants of all classes.—Apply to Superintendtnt of Young Women's Institute. : _ ; '■ WANTED, bv a middle-aged, sober, respectable, and thoroughly efficient married man—Contract Ploughing: is a first-class man for horses, good carter, and well up in all descriptions of farm work • would bo happy to undertake contract road-raaking.-Hannaford's Auckland Registry, Queen and Darby streets. "Y\TANTED, by a Farm Couple without W children — Employment. Husband good ploughman, milker, and general farm hand; wife excellent dairrwoman, plain cook, and laundress. Emplovers aro* respectfully informed that the above are a truly valuable couple, sober, reliable, and industrious.— Hannaford'a Auckland Registry, Queeu and Darby street». -- - WANTED— Everyone to know that we are selHngpure Kauri "Gum Oil for Priming at 2s 9d per gallon ; also. Mixed Paints ready for use in any quantity. The cheapest and best in the t own . Atkinson and Co.. Freeman's Bay, Auckland. 'WT ANTED the Public to know that, Y Y having introduced Steam Power Into our works we are enabled to still further reduce price of our Boats.— J. W. Carr and Sons. ; , WANTED.— Everybody to know that the Auckland Satobdav Nioht is the oldest and the best family paP« published here ana has always the choicest and the purest reading matter Eve«rone should subscribe to itWANTED Known—That Mrs. Grice is Axent at Newmarket for the New Zealand Herald. Auckland Weekly News, and Saturday Night WANTED Known-That SI Tanfirfcl. j a sellinff the best description of Blue Lino Ironstone Dishes, 18 Inches long, at 2s 8(1. Smaller sizes and all other articles in the same war* proportionatelv low. Other qualities at much lower rates. Blue lane Ironstone cups and saucers, U P«^ oze "; An inspection will convince the. public that g s !Sj* no cheaper crockerr house In Auckland than S. ranfield's, lata T. F. Boylan, 189. Queen-street. WANTED— The Public' to kiioyr that being un<l«