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New Zealand Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 6296, 21 January 1882, Page 1

Lost and FoundOTRAYED into my paddock, on or about 29 ' 1881 ~ One Bay Ma to ; white whlt?W?,d for^'v 11 ? wn , U ° off for « 'cot, one near • ■ and visible.—Owner can havethe above b/ paying expenses. j WILLIAM AESOI/UM, Otahaha, January 20, ISS2. Poundkeeper. . fJIVVENTY SHILLINGS REWARD.' stray*},from thellorp of Erin, o'ne Datkßay Alare with white etnpe down hop nose and two white front' feet. Any person returning %he same to R. Thorpe Harp of Erls, wiil receive the above reward. ' OWNER wanted tor a Brown Gelding, aged, branded* like 83 over SI near shoulder ; white spots on saddle. Theabove was left in a stall at the Hay market on the 2nd December . alTrkd buckland. IT OST, on or about Mount Eden, on Satur- I h 1 day the 7th instant—A Lady's Black Silver- I mounted Whip, plaited whalebone handle, " Marion" engraved on shield. The finder will be rewarded on restoring it to F. Hcbaij) Office. * PersonalJOHN : THEOPHILUS HEELKY. ifJOHN THEOPHTLUS HEELBY, late of' Plum-stead-road, Woolwich; in tho County of Kent, Surgeon, who emigrated from England to New Zealand in the year 18C2, and who subsequently communicated with liia relatives in England down to the jcar IS6S, directing his letters from Riverton, and Waiana. Plains, Riverton, both in New Zealand respectively, -will write to tho undersigned, he will hear of something to his advantage, that is to say, a pecuniary legacy bequeathed to him by the Will of his late Father, who died in the year 1871. If alive he is requested to communicate with us before tho 30th day of June, 18S2, as in default thereof his Wife will immediately thereafter apply for Letters of Administration to his EBtate, and divido the said legacy according to law. If dead, a certificate of his burial is desired. Dated this 25th "day of November, 1881. - . COTTRELL & SON, 1 Solicitors, 17 Temple Row, Birmingham. IP this should meet the eye of Margaret Barbara ITcKillock, who left WuDganni j for Auckland about the year 1872, please communicato with your brother Andrew, care of H. Chndwick, WantedHARBOUR. BOARD. RESIDENT ENGINEER REQUIRED, j Applications for the office of Resident Marine Engineer to the Board, will be received, up to noon on Monday, the 6th day of February, ISB2. Applications, with terms and testimonials, to be addressed to the Chairman. The lnwevt or any application not necessarily! accepted. t EDWARD CLINTOK, j Secretary. . —WANTED — A respectable ot/AvvF sober and handy Man with above, willing to rough it, aswerkinff overseer, to lookattcr a small unstocked run.—C. Williamson; Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. [ SITUATION wanted by a youug .Man, aged 21, in town or couutry ; can vide, drive, groom, Hiitk, and willing to make himself useful.— Apply A. Surlier, Governor Browne Hotel. TflO PRINTERS.—Wanted, immediately, a a Feeder for a Wharfdale Machine.- Apply to F- Street, Herald Office. ' mO COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS.— B Wanted-A Permanent Situation in c. Store by a Youth (17); is steady, willing, and industrious. Good home essential.—-F.W.8., Post-oflicc, Auck* land. . O STATIONKRS, PRINTERS, AND OTHERS. " Wanted, by the Patent - Printing Surface Company of London, Sole Patentees and Inventore of Rubber Stamp* and Types—An -■ gent.for the Antipodes, to pupply and keep in Stock all the inventcry used in . .the.iu»imifacture or printing of theso Type, Rubbers, Vulcaniecd Daters, Pad acd. Backed Stamps, &c. Also, to take space and exhibit the same in New Zealand; good references required. Apply to P.P.S.C., Auckland. Herald Office. "WT£TANTED —Everybody to use Professor VV Gusscott's Composition Powder, good for coughs, colds, anrt a never-failing remedy for'livcr comulaiat-s.—Shortland-street, Auckland ' WANTED Known—That D. Uoldie is prepared to sell all kinds m Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes, Felloes Iron liark, and Blue Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palinge. and Shingles at his yards, Albert-street, near tho Dock, at the loweet cash prices. The timber being under covo ia better Duo tLc.t purchased olsAwlipr*. Known — The Auckland * * Timber Company are stiU supplying ordinary Building Timber/Tfiaahes, Doors, Mouldings, &c.» at the lowest Current Rates.—N.B.—Ruugh Heart of Kauri Shingles, at 9a per thousand ; Heart of Kauri Palings, at lis per hundrod ; Sap Kauri Palings, D:> per hundred. __ WELLESLE Y-S TKE E T OIL, COLOUU, M GLASS WAIIEUOUSK.—C G. Bill, importer of Paperhangings. Oils, Colours, Gltss, Varnish, White Lead, &c., Gilt and Stained Mouldings and Pictures, <bc. Picture-framing to order. Just landed, ex ' Coronilla * and ' Loch Doon,' 245 packages Paperhanginfps, Wliite Lead, Oil, itc.— Please note tho address : Wellesley-street West (oouo site the Market entrance). WHERE can we get jars for preserving fruit whole ? At the Glass Works, Freeman's Bay.—M. Cook and Sons. Y GOTO TOWN When yen can Buy for Cash of equal value and very much lower prices afc STEPHENSON'S?A.O.S calls special attention to his Varied Stock of Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Edgings, Rinfc Collars, Umbrellas, Manchester Goodc, and Dress Materials in French Merinos, Cashmeres, Lustres, and Winceys. A. O. STEPHENSON. iiAUAKOAIIAI'B EOAJ>, NK"»VTO*J, Near Post-ofllco \\J H Y GO TO TOWN? ? ? PURE'"IJiUIA AXI) CUJJSA" TEAS, BEST GKOCERIKS, •VKD Fjivit, Slaizk, Floor, Oats, Bran, 40., &o. KAKTHI:SWAJt!3, IIAHDWAitr, AT R. B" E0 v '" s * PONSONBY .SOW SEI.I.ING AT TOWN PRICES. Why Go to Town? WANTED KNOWN—For Christmas Presknts and New Year's Girrs, aj / SEE the . E — /Electro Plato Dopartment\ I Clock and Watch Department <o I Jewellery Department j I Cutlery Department a P? I China Department * •< I Stationery Department > f Brushware Depaxtmeni a J Perfumery Department \ O S Fancy Goods Department / p P I Japanese Department 1 Picture Department 3 o" I Puzzle and Trick Department J I Mubical Instnimenta Department x I Mechanical Toys Department § H 1 Doll Department 3 H \ Toy Department j g 5 V)ne Shilling Department/ 'f Each Department is resplendent with attractions unparalleled in tho city All goods are marked in plain figures at prices hitherto unknown in Auckland. A considerable accession has been made to the staff of servitors for tho holiday season, that customers may rely upon promi-titudo and civility The Christmas and New Year Cards, from Id to il, are surpassingly beautiful. See the 5 windows, which are but a feeble representation of tho attractions within of which an inspection is invited irrespective of any purchase being made. See and peruse the S-pago Catalogue of Goods in Stock.—Goodson's London Arcade. VT§7 ANTED—PURCHASERS FOR NEW V» POTATOES. fresh supply every day, from our OWN FARM, PANMURE. In large or small quantities, at Lowest Market Kates November 14, 18SL FISUER &CO (Limited). "XrOTICE.—The lady about town writes _T% to say that Williams's is tho cheapest house in town for Fancy Drapery and Small Goods; a splendid lot of Ladies Underclothing ; Back Conra; re.l and imitation Malte-e Lace ; Silk and Lace Tios ; a nice , assortment of Neck Frillings; a Footoi entrance. Open till D o'clock p na. — .. EW ZEALAND FERNS, Counted, or Usefully ilounted in various ways, FHUM 12 UP TO 120 VAIIIKTIK3, for salo by ERIC CRAIG,: PRINCES-STREET. G O T O BA T H to Horn's Public Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Victoria-street East. Charge, Onk Open aU week days from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday j Moiumnos from 6 till 10 a.m.' The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, i Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes combs, respir- i a tors, soap, etc. bath-rooms (private) for Laaies ] every day, at' all hoars, with femalo attendance, Onjb i Shilling. Please note the address: Victoria-street f East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next the Cheap £ Bedding and Furniture Hart, Auckland. i 6 - •• » ' {