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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6281, 4 January 1882, Page 1

I Wanted WANTED by a steady Young Man— Situation as Billiard Marker, uilli£> to make .. mmscn useful.-No. Hnn.»-,n Office ° WANTED, for Railway Work:; NSW '0 Bourke, .120 miles coniraH— 1. ricK and Shove! Men.-Apply (o Mann, drey 6i Cc syaney, •" > t W ANTED, by a respectable Younc; M ;ia ▼ T —Situation in a.uy light capacity. Wanes no - object to commence. Moderato scholar, —'K l Herald Oflico. 1 "W7" ANTED—Engagement by a Widow ▼ y Woman as working housekeeper ; no «b----l jection to go where children arc ; good rci\-ieiice« ] Mrs Klsmore's Registry, Shortlaml.stre.jt. e ~\\T ANTED — Good Man Cook ; also. m Housemaid for good country hotel ; wagetf, 40s, 15a; also, General Servant?, 15s (private). Mrs Elsmore's Registry, Shortland-street. i WANTED-A steady, single Man V V seeks engagement on large farm or stailon, ; or would take cliavge of small place ami garden; a ploughman and milker. First-class testimonial as to capabilities, trustworthiness, ctc., on reference to " late employer.—Address Y/.W., Herald Office. d \XTANTED- -A Second Waiter.—Apply ) T T at once. Royal Mail Hotel. WANTED—Purchasers for Waste Paper TT Apply to the Publisher, Herald Office.. WANTED —Situation as P.". inter ar.tl Pap'-rhanger —J. D., Herald Office. WANTED— Puriri of girth.— ) Auckland lumber Company (Limited). > \\7" ANTED—First-class Ploughman ai:d ; T V Carter.—Apply to J. Peach, Hemnera. * \\T ANTED to purchase, at full value— v y Bank ol England Notes. Apply at this office. WANTED —A good General Servant; one who can cook and wash.—ilrs. Batgcr, r Mount Eden. WANTED —Clerk ; smart penman, used to timber business. —Address I'ost-uliico Box , 148, Auckland. WANTED —A good General Servant, for first week in January.—.Mrs. Frank Buckland, Remuera. WANTED —A respectable Girl, to assist with housework and children. — Apply lire. W. Percival, Green Lane. WANTED —Respectable Servants of all classes.—Apply to Superintendent of Young Women's Institute. WANTED — A good General Servant, where there arc children ; references required. For address, apply Hlra».o office. WANTED —A single Man ; must be a good milker and understand the management of horses.—Apply Herald otTioe. WANTED —A single Man to look after stock, milk, and work in a garden.—Apply to !Mr. fjtcadman, Seedsman, Queen-street. WANTED— A smart Lad, about 1j; would have a chanco of learning the tailoring. • —J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-streot. WANTED, at once—Young Man to -wait at table and help in pantry. —Bluo Pc?t Dining Rooms, Victoria-street. WANTED — A Plain Cook, for hoteJ. Russell; rcfcrcnces required; waces, per week,- Apply ClanriCtUdo iiotJ, Wyndhaiustreet. WANTED, by a well educated young man, whose 'credentials for zeal, integrity, and ability are of the highest —Employment as Tutor or Station Clerk, &c., admirably c.'.lcuL'.t*. u for either post.—Hannofurd'a Registry. WANTED —Situation in »uok-Keeper ; charge of a set in small business preferred ; nine years' experience and good references.—Apply H.A.H., lU:P.ALD Oilico. WANTED —A small Bell-Coleman, or other good Refrigerator, suitable for ice making, full particulars as to capabilities, He,, xe. (juired.—H.F.B., Hkralp Office. __ WANTED— By a thoroughly respectable energetic coupic situations together in the management ol a Country Store or Hotel. As regards the latter they are peculiarly suited, having for years been proprietors of a Hotel in the South.—Hannaford s Auckland Registry. WANTED, by a young man, just arrived—An appointment u-> Traveller or Counterman in a tea or grocery business; twelve years'experience; good references.—Address C.J.H., Herald Office. WANTED —Men with money to purchase Rotherliam's Gold Hunting I.evers, lirst quality, heavy cases, £20 each. No one else can tell them for tho money.—F. H. LcwLmMi, opposite the Union Bank, Queen-street. WANTED —Purchasers for active, quiet, and sound Bay Horse, C years old, and Bay Alarc, 7 years old, suitable for heavy spring cart, or express work; and Grey Maro, 0 years, hack, splendid trotter; to ho sold, as owner has no further use for them.—Apply Mi. T. B. Ilill, Chemist, Queen-street. WANTED.— Persons wishing to dispose of Properties to furnish me with particulars. No sale, no charge. Cheap Building Allotments ami Small Cottages find a ready sale. —D. F. Evan*, Estate Agent, nest Herald, Queen-street. WANTED Known — That Profess, r Guscott is the only Original and Practical American Herbalist in tho Colouy, and also the most expensive man to do business with. He requires no information he can decide at a glance the diagnosis of the ease, thereby relieving tho patient of a great deal of nervousness and hesitation. Try and disprove this if yoa can. WANTED —Everyone to know that we are selling pure Kauri Gum Oil for Priming at 2s 3d per g&ilon ; also, Mixsd Paints ready for use in any quantity. The cheapest and best in the town.—Atkincc.n and Co., Freeman's Bay, Auckland. WANTED —The Public to know thtt Crowther's 'Buses run every fifteen minutcß from 8 a.m. till (1.30 p.m., to Newmarket via Parcel). WANTED. —Everybody to know that the Auckland Saturday Night is the oldest and the best family paper published liere, anil has always tho choicest and the purest reading mat U-r Evervono should subscribe to it. WANTED —Everybody to use Professor Gusscott's ointment ./or *xid legs, bad breasts, cuts or bruises. When all other fails thexo aa a perfect cure.—Shortland-atrect, Auckland. WANTED —Everybody to use Professor Gusscott's Composition Powder, good for coughs, colds, and a ■ever-failing remedy for liver complaints.—»Shortland-street, Auckland WANTED Known—That J. Morrison, Asphalter, has Removed to his Now Yards, in Customhouc-o-strcet, between Hobson and Nelsonstreets. Asphalting attended to on tho shortest notice.—A larga supply of firewood, cut and uncut; wholesale and retail. WANTED Known—That we deliver Taupiri, Say of Islands, and Newcastle Coal also Firewood, to any part of the City or Suburbs «?. Lowest Rates.—W. & G. Winstone, Customhousestreet WANTED Known—That Music Printing, of si2es adapted to Hymn-books and tLe Pianoforte, is neatly executed at the Uehald Otlice'i Estimates given fur Music-books arranged both for ;Lc Piano and in score WANTED Known—That D. Goidie is prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes, Felloe?' Iron Bark, and Bluo Gnm Shafts, Blocks, Palings, and Shingles at liis yards, Albert-street, uear the Dock, at the lowest cash prices. Tho timber being uuder cove is better than that purchased elsewhere. WANTED Known — That 500 Pick and Shovel men and Quarryxnen are still required, and can And immediate employment an the Great Northern Railway Extension, Urilla to Glen jnnes. Likewise, employment for a large number of Timber Splitters, Hewers, and Brick Burners. The climatc is superb, being four to five thousand feet above sea level. Modo of getting to the works— Fioia New Zealand by fjteamer or sailing vessel to Newcastle, from thence to Taraworth by rail, and from there by coach and waggon road to Railway Camp, Armidale.—David Proudfoofc, Railway Contractor, Axmidale, N.9.W. November 20,1831.