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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6936, 9 February 1884, Page 1

Meetings. TT>UBLIC NOTICE. The Education Board of the ■■• ; ■ District of Auckland, February B,lßß*. In accordanco with Sectiou Oβ of " The Education Act, 1877," the Education Board of the District of Auckland has appointed tbat Meetings of Householders for the election of School Committees for the School Districts named in the schedule hereuuder, shall be held on the days and at the times and places therein respectively sat forth. And in accordance with Section 69 of the said Act, the Board has also appointed tbat the Committees of the said Sohool Districts shall hold their First Meetings immediately after election, at the places named in the said Schedule. By order of the Board; ... VrNOENT E. EICE, Secretary. SCHEDULE. Tima and Plaett of Meetitw of Householders. Hoteo North—Monday, February 25,1884, at 10.SO a.m., School. Pakuranga—Monday, February 25, 1884, at 7.30 p.m., at Public Hall, Pakuranga : Pakiri-Monday, February 25, 1884, at 6 p.m., School. . .... "■„ Pukeatua—MondaSyS'ebruary 25,1884, at 3 p.m., i School. : .'.;«-;--," - . Baglan—Mondayy Tfebruary 25, 1884, at 7 p.m., School. ' ; - ' ■ Buapuke-Monday,February 25j 1884, at 2 p.m., School. Eussell—Monday, February 26, 1884, at 3 p.m., Sohool. Tauhoa—Monday, February 25, 1884, st 2 p.m., School. "OONSONBY REGATTA CLUB. The Annual Meeting of the Ponsonby Regatta Club will be held at the Pousonby Club Hotel Tβ Is (Saturday) EVKNINU, Feb. 0. at eight o'cloot. Business : To receive Eeport and Statement of Accounts for paet year, arid to Elect Officers and Committee for ensuing jear, and other important matters. All Subscribers.and others interested in Aquatic Sports are requested to attend. ■ ■ ■ ■ . ■■; ■ P. F. EVANS, Hob. Sec. i I~>EVONPORT NAVAL ARTILLERY. ! - ■ - -■■ ' ATTENTION. , Members ol the above Corps are requested to attend a Meeting, to be held at the Oddfellows' Hall, Devonport, at 7,30 sharp, for the purpose of electing officers, arranging for uniforms, etc. i By order. c. F. JAMES. Personal. ■ ADALZIEL, telegraph to Mr. Solomon, a Dunedin ; Situation waiting for you. MR. A. DALZIELis urgently requested to communictto with Mr. Ruble, West Queenstreet. News of importance for him. ; :"''"'■'■ Wanted. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. -C3l. ■ .■ — APPOINTMENT OF CADET FOR OFFIC3. . Harbour Board Office, '■'■.'■-. ~ , Auckland. February 6,1884. -Applications for the appointment- of Cadet for the Office Department will be received at this Office until TUisSDAY, the 19th instani. at noon. Salary for the first year at the me of £35, (or tho second iyear £45, for the third £85. . . Conditions and further particulars may bo had upon application at this office. ■• i 0.-.8. STONE. ■' v. . . ;. : . . j . Chairman.i rj\ O HA R N E S S- MAKERS. Wanted a competent man to take the management of the harness manufacturing department; ono who thoroughly understands the huueas making and = cutting in ill its branches. Nona need apply unless ; competent and sober; liberal-• salary, permanent' ' situation. ReNrences and copy of testinvonlals required, open for one month. " " ... - ; - •- JOHN BKUSH SON & COMPANY, ' : - -'.'■'.■...■ ' ' ■'■ .'■■ 403. Qeorge-etreat, Sydney. A- YOUNG Man seeks employment in a . Draper's, Fiji preferred. Has had Manchester "xporience: not afraid of work. Good references.— , Heighton and Co., General Agents, 177, Qneen-iitreet. A" LADY Teacher requires Board and Residence; private family preferred, or two ; nhfuTDished rooms with board; must be in the vicinity of Hob.on, Pitt-sweet, or Karangahaoe Road. ■ —Address Klta, Herald Offico. * A WELL Educated young Man seeks employment in an capacity of trust. Iβ an experienced book-keeper and not afraid of work. Would undertake the management of a business. Excellent testimonials on application to "Clent," Herald Office. TjIMPLOYMENT AND CAPITAL.—An . JLU energetic Business Man, total abstainer, requires employment in any capacity; could invest £100 to £30u—Address Fidelity, care of C. Smith, : Kort, jSelson. - \^^^ LEGAL.— An Experienced' General Clerk desi.es appointment in a Solicitor's Office, : Town or Country, highest references—Address G.E.H., = Herald Office. ' . , ! r EBENSWECKSR or German Cure— : JLJ -'.Wanted known that'all who suffer pain of any 1 kind may receivo this excellent operation by sending name and address to " J.S." Hkjiaxd Office. MEDICAL. —A M. 8.. 'Edinburgh, wishes to act as Locuni Tenens or Assistant, either in hospital or private, practice. Please by letter, ; S.P.J., Herald Office. " rno PROPERTY-HOLDERS—Wanted to i '■."' Purch.so—Allbtment or Allotments In Parnell, ■ for c«h purcha ere.—K. M. Heighten and Co, Agents, t77..Qnmn-st<eet. .. . fTHO Employers o: Men and Women Ssr- ; _B_, vantß*.—.We hav both on our books waiting for employment.—R. ■* Heighton and Co.. General i Agepcy and Registry, 1 ~ On» ff n.»t.rc<»t. rno BUSINESS utiS.— VVanted, a Parc- ; _B_ ner (small capita iu a general printing business; duties, to attend t uooks and outdoor business; i not necessarily aprinto.. — Heighton and Co. . . ' fl~V> IiMPWI'ISKS. — Wanted —Employ--8 rnent for- 'arm Hands. Clerk, Grooms and Gardeners, Cook;.. Storemen, Youths and others.— Heighton and Co., Labour Exchange, 177, Qneen-tt. T>ARTNERSHIP,—The Advertiser, hav. XT ing bad soveral years' business experience (both Colonial and English), and possessing small capital, would bo glad to invest same in a paying concern, where he could, by strict and careful attention, perseverance, and general business qualifications, assist in dave oping a business already established, or join a party iu starting where good opening offers; or would undertake the management of » department or branch establishment. aII communication strictly private. —Address Fido, Herald Ofllce. " OOD CARVER, Turner, aad Cabinet. maker wants a Situation as Improver.— Wood Carver, Herald Office. . WOMEN Cooks Wanted, Housemaids, General Servants ; also, an efficient Housekeeper who understands music; ,»lio, M»rri«d Coudlob. farm.—R. M. Heighton &.Co. 177, Qneen-at. WANTED Known — Dampier s second fashionable Drapery shipment from England inoludes Pompadour Sunshades, 2» 6d, 2s lid, and 3s 3d ; C&rriaxe Sunshades, 6s ; Blauk Chenille, Fischus, 4s lid ; Coloured Squares/ Is ; Children's Print Pinafores, Is.—At Dampier'a WakeQeld-atrcct Shop. WANTED Known—Extra grand lines of Ladles' £lastic-side Kid Boots, fis 9d ; Ladles': High Leg Morocc i Button Boots, 6s (id ; Ladies' Very Superior Kid Boots with patent vamps, 0s Cd—At lJanipier's Boot Shop, Victorla-Btreet. WANTED Known—Dampier's second Fashionable Drapery Shipment from England Includes : Children's Print Costumes, 2s 9d ; Ladles' Suporlor Print Costumes, 8s 6d ; Ladies' Fancy Aprons, 0d and Is; Coloured Satin ltibbone, is 4d ; Indian Muslin Scarves. Is ; Coloured Toilet Sets, Is. —At Dampier'a Wakefleld-strtat Shop. WANTED: Known — Goodson's Column will be found in another part of to-day's isMie; y • 'vi :■ •; • " • : : WANTED Known—Persons desirous of purchaalng, leasing, or renting forms, bouses, and town allotments, will quickly bo suited on applying to J. H. Hamor, Land Agent, Walker's Buildings, Newton. WANTED Known —More Fresh Drapery, including Prints, 3}d ; Green Window Holland, Is; Striped Tide. 6d; Grey Calico. 2Jd; White Calico, 2Jd ; Holland,4Jd; Lustre, 8d ; Tweed, lid- Dress Tweed, Bid; Printed Muslin, 3Jd ; Printed Dimity. BJd; Ulack Velveteen, Is8d; Cretonne, 6id. At Dampier's Wakefleld-Btreet Shop. ~\ W T~ ANTED Known—Dunne, Hall, and VV' Co., Queen-street, are showing a Splendid Assortment of Ladies' and Children's Hats and Bonnets auite new things in Boys' Hats, for Summer wear. A large Stock of Millinery and ■ Millinery Trimmings in Ribbons, Silks, Satins, Flowers, Feathen and all the new materials: Dress Goods in colours, and rll sorts of black Uoods. Hosiery and Gloves' Umbrellas and Sunshado3. SrEotAL attention is called to our large Stock of Shetland Shawls, which we are offering very cdeap.. A light and decant wrap'for Summer travelling.' Always a good Stock of Keal Luces on hand. Ladies will save by giving us a call. Dressmaking on the premises, style and fit warranted. Ladles' own materials made up. —218, Q-een-sttcet, opposite Messrt. UcArthur'g Warehouse. ■ '