Wanted. . . _ WANTED— A Boy.—Apply Mr. Cobb, Hmu Office. - ■ _ - WANTED —A Young Man accustomed to Hotel wort.—Apply Ponsonby Clnb Hotel \\T ANTED—A person to. Adopt aßfeby V Girl, month old.—Apply. A. H.. Hmu) Ogee. XT7"ANTED — A good sober respectable Man, to sell goods.—For "address, apply at Htsixp Office. \\T ANTTED—To place a strong Lad, 16 Y * year* of age on a farm.—Apply H.Q.L., Hmulp Office. ' . . WANTED — A good Waiter.—Apply • Star Hotel, between Nina and Ten o'clock ana One and Two. ANTED at once—Two smart Boys ill ED—A Strong Lad for the Biko* iJJry, PoZXlff W " WMtC ° mbe ' Wert **- WANTED— A Cook and Laundress ; re* ferences required. — Apply Mn. Ireland e ammo Court, ParnelL . $ WANTED to Buy—Dalmeyer's Rapid Rectilinear Leas, whole plate or cabinet.— ■8.K.11., HgRAT.n Office. \AT ANTED To Rent — A 5-Roomed near centre of town, if possible.—T.S., Heiuuj> Office. , • WANTED, immediately—A good plain Cook and General Servant—Mrs. J. Banks. Logan Bank, Jermyn-street. ANTED—2O Stone-breakers; highest •7 7 Price given.—Apply to W. Kirby, on th© Works, Wellington-street. ___ ■ . WANTED —Furnished Room for Married Couple, with use ot Kitchen.—Apply X.X.X., Heraxj> OJTICE. . - WANTED Known—Good Home Spun* sjd ; Splendid French Merino, Is 9d yard*-* J. Green, 85, Victoria»Btreet. • - • - WANTED —-About 40 acres near a town, with cottage, dairy, and good orchard*— Apply "Farm,*'-Herald Office. ; WANTED Known — Oiled Cloth for passages. Is and Is 4d yard, 36 inches wide. —J. Green, 85, Victoria-street. ; WANTED —The Public to inspect my Property, Point Chevalier.—Full particulars on application Chevalier John Lawrance. . WANTED Known — Manufacturers Sample* of Long Curtains, Is 6d each, all one priced—J.' Green, 85, Victoria-street. WANTED —Situation by practical gardener ; can groom or drive, It required, first, class references, —Gardener, Hsbjuls Office. WANTED to Sell, Cheap—A Trioyole, quite new and in perfect order.—Can be seen at Messrs. T. and H. Cook's, Victoria-street. WANTED to Borrow or Purchase—Copy Holes of a Lancashire Cooperative Society. —Apply to J. Ballard, Mangere (hear Onehunga). WANTED —A Boy as apprentice to the printing trade. " Progressive wages"give*.— Cecil Gardner and Co., High-street-and Tnlcan Lane. WANTED — Boarders '(private family) Newton ; apartments to' let, same locality. Wanted—Board and Sesidence for gentleman; Two ladles (private family).—Mrs. WMtcombo'g registry. WANTED— Housemaid, • able to wait table, for hotel, Waikato; Woman Cook, Bay of Islands; Nursegirl same place.—B, Henry's Begistiyi ' WANTED —A Situation as Cook-house-keeper, or professed Cook, in a gentleman's family.—Address, or apply to H. E. 8., Hone-street Home. - : WANTED— General Servants for private families, Parnell, Brighton, Mount Albert. Ponsohby; House and Parlour Maid, town and ParnelL—E. Henry's Reglßtry. ' WANTED— -Situation, by first-class Cook (Chinaman); also, by Housekeepers, House, maids, Young Girls, etc.—E. Henry's Registry, Short. land-street. " " | \\r ANTED—Engagement as Companion, .V V by a young lAdy; willing to make herself generally useful; "Waikato preferred.—Address L.D., •Herald Office. ' WANTED— Travellers to buy Celluloid Collars,' Eyor Cleaij," last from two to six look as well as beat linen.—J. Green, t6, Tictoria : Btreet. . WANTED Known—That Mr. Ferguson's Beouperative Mixture is' the best Cure for all Skin Diseases. .It is the best restorer in New Zealand. —Peter Kong Hay. ■'■ WANTED Known— I have a well assorted stock of Ladies' Underclothing; also, Infants Gowns, Petticoats, Flannels, &o.—J« Green, 86, Victoria-street. WANTED —By the Advertiser,- situation '" as Book-keeper, town orcountry. Would be _ willing to make himself useful in a store.—Address W.S L., Herald Office. " . WANTED Made Known—A . Young Married Couple wanting a Situation ; willing - to work at anything together.—address S.H.S., care of Post-office, Auckland. ' WANTED, for. the Northern Club—A Billiard Marker; must also be a good waiter. —Apply, with reference*, at the Club-house, between Three and Four o'clock p.m. ■ WANTED— Strong Lad,'about 15 years, - good character indispensable,'for the Bread Factory, Symonds-street. — *pply to E. Parsons, Bread Factory, Symonds-street. WANTED — Everybody to read the second edition (just published) "Ingersoll's Mosas' Mistakes Criticised," by. John Buchanan.— To be had of the Booksellers. r . ANTED—To Buy Left-off Clothing ol every description for cash. Families waited upon. All orders punctually attended to.—Address Ci Whitten, Wellealay-street West. • -.' WANTED— The Ladies to know that Monro and Milligan's Millinery Department is now replete with all the latest English and French novelties for the present season; - ' —
WANTED— A Lady to "teach younger pupils in a school and assist in housework, from 25 to 30 years of age.—Mrs. Whitcombe's Registry, next market, Wellesley-street entrance. WANTED Known — Auckland Knit Hosiery, Auckland Made Stockings, suitable -for Theatricals, • Football Players, Bicyclists, 6c., made to order.—J. Greßn. 85, Victoria-street- . WANTED — Barmaids, Cook ... Laundresses, Parlourmaid, Housemaid. Needlewoman. 25 Generals (many for small families), 3 Ladi, Nursegicls, etc.—Mrs. Whitcombe's Registry.WANTED — Experienced Nursemaid, - Parlourmaid. Waitress, 12 Geni:rals, 6 Cook Laundresses. Kitchenmaid (hotel), Housemaid, CookLanndress (Gisborne).—Mrs. Elamores. iahortland-st.-W ANTED — Women-Cooks, Kitchen- ' maids. General Servants, Youths and Boys for office, stables, and farms—Heithton and Co, General Agents. 177. Queen-street. Offices Upstairs. WANTED Known—Persons desirous of purchasing, leasing; or renting farms, houMS, and town allotments, will quickly be suited on apply'tag to J. H. Hamer, Land Agent, Walker's Buildings, Newton. i—; — WANTED Known—Gardening done by day or job by a Practical Man. ' Orders left at Mr. Steadman's, Seedsman, Queen-street, or Mr. Sandall, Butcher, New North Koad, will be punctually attended to. WANTED Known—The Auckland Timber Company (Wholesale and Retail) offer special advantages to Purchasers of Timber, Sashes, Doors; Mouldings, Turnery, Fret-work, and all lands o£ Building Materials. — : v . WANTED— A Traveller to represent a wholesale woollen house in the Aostralian colonies.—Apply by letter stating age, experience, and salary expected, to " Australia," Box 324 P. 0., Chrlstchurcb. None but a flrst-class man need apply. WANTED, by a Gentleman engaged in Teaching—Two Lads as Boarders, Who con attend his own or any other School, or it engaged in offices can receive Evening Instruction. . Highest references*—-Address " Pedagogue," care ot Lennox and Co., Quean-street. • WANTED.— Situation Wanted: To be Manager of a Cheese Factory by Man holding a Certificate from a Cheese Factory, Derby, England; is a thorough practical Fanner and Farrier.—Address Joseph Liggins, passenger by B.S. British King, to arrive in a few days. For references, address J. Harrison, F.G.S., Wallsend/Greymoutli. WANTED to Exchange—A comfortable suburban Residence, with orchard, garden, uaddocfc, &c., pleasant, desirable and sheltered locality, within easy distanoe of town, for a city house, not less than 8 good rooms, neighbourhood of Park preferred. None but .principals dealt with.— Address, with full particulars, to '/City House," Hbralp Office. "VXTANTED Known—That : Munro and V V Milligan, Tailors, Clothiers, and Diapers, desire to bring under the notice of their numeronx patrons and tho public generally, the large and choice assortment of Autumn and Winter Goods just open«a and.naw ready for inspection. Ladies will find the latest styles in Jackets, Ulsters, and Mantles; also, ot French and English Millinery, from which orders ciia be executed in n few hours. Gentlemen are invited to inspect the .Stock of Mosgiel, Bwinockburn, alia other Tweeds, and West of England Plain, Fancy, ana Diagonal Wonted Coating- which lilunswpassad in Auckland, before ordering clothings dsowhera^. - Snlra made to order, warranted shrank, fit guaranteed, ana first-class workmanship. Prom the number ol persons asking if we would supply goods for ready money, there seems to be a prevailing idea amongthe general t>ublic that our business is done on the deferred payment system only. Such is not the case.,as onr Customers, who take advantage of the B pet cent, discount (one shilling in the pound sterling) oß'all pucela of 20s and Dpiraids ( :
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6996, 19 April 1884, Page 1
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