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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7020, 17 May 1884, Page 1

I ' Lout and: Found. V' ■."-'■"'': : \ .T OST.—A Fat Bullock with a tar brand. I 9 1 —The finder will be rewarded by acquainting Fisher and Co., of his whereabouts.— ■ -i" _; ' ■ TT. OST—A' Gold-mounted Quartz Pendant,' _B_i..between Aackland Railway Station and Star HoteL—Finder will be rewarded on leaving same at' Branston and Forster's, Albert-street. ... ..',. .....a Peraonali ' . PERSONAL.— Pending" a Dissolution o£ Partnership, all -monies owing to Messrs. H. Davison and Co.. Baymarket, Queen-street, are to be paid into the Colonial Bank of New Zealand, to the credit, of the Firm, or to Mr. Alexander, Solicitor, Wyndham-street. ;-.. ■■ ■ -•;-'• DR. PARKINSON begs to give notice, that he has Ceased to Practice his '' Prbfetsian at Devenport, from this date, as he returns -to Englandshortly. North Shore, May 16,1884. IP this should meet the eye of THOMAS WELLS, a native of Llvorpool, England, he will hear something to his advantage by calling at tho' Hsbalp Office.:' - - ■ - ' ;;%Wanted; : '.■':'': :, '■: T3ESIDENT- MEDICAL ; PRAGS" SAj r - TITIONER FOR DEVONPORT. .'' _. I am requested by a large number of the residents of Devonpori and adjacent districts, to obtain si steady thoroughly Qualified Medical Gentleman.'to reside in. Devonpoit.'Anyone wishing to establish himself in this 1 rapidly-rising:and important district will.oblige, by communicating to me at once, and I will give full particulars. . :.".-.■ .'.-..■ ...'.:..:....'•: j AUSTEN W. GARDNER, MP.S.,Eng. f •„ i ..„,;.....:,:.. . North "Shore Pharmacy.. : May 14,1884. . '.-:;• \ .'Mr. Gardner to. inform the residents of Devon-' port, that he has made temporary arrangements for Medical Attendance from this date. - ' '''"■'".. ' ; A LADY from Sydney with two little r\ boys going to school seeks Lodgings in a private family, children no objection.—Address, A.Y.Z;, Hhbalt> ■■ - -- :*-*' " AND r •Wanted, a good Machinist and' Pressman, for the Poverty Bay Herald.—Apply to Mr. Street, HerjupOflice. ' ■ .. - ; ■ PARTNERSHIP in a Small Concern; could put in about £100.—Letters to Omega, Hkiuld Office. ■;■--■ •■ • SECRETARY. — Applicationß are invited for the office "of Secretary to the New Zealand. Tobacco Growing and . Manufacturing Company (Limited). Applications must be addressed 'to the Ciiairman, Box No. 119, Post-office, and will be received not later than SATURDAY next, 17th instant. Information as to duties, etc., may. be obtained from P. NUTTER, ; -'-i .. Secretary pro tern. m O CO A L OWNER S. Thomas Watson (from Glasgow) Mining Engineer and Certificated Colliery Manager. Over twenty years'experience. Prospecting, Surveys, Reports and Plans made on moderate terms. Whau Creek, Avon- - dale. ' . . ■■ ~ ..... ■ WORK W anted by a young Man willing • to work in any capacity; total abstainer, aged 23.—Address Work, Hkrald Office. : : ■■'-' "■• . WANTED— Everyone to know that the Sale of Volcanic Allotments, Waiatarua, Ellernlle. takes place on 21st May, at Mr, W. Dowden's Mart.—Lithographic Plans can be had on application to K. O. Greenwood, Auctioneer. ; ■■. - ' ' - WANTED Known—Volcanic Land for Sale, 21st instant, by R. C. Greenwood, ten minutes' walk from Ellerslie Station. Proposed tram-' way line and railway go through'the property.—Pltns on application to R. C. Greenwood, Auctioneer. WANTED Known — That- Voleanip; Allotments at Ellerslie, from three-quarters of an acre to five acres each,'will be sold on 21st • May. at Mr. W. Dowden's Mart, by R.C. Greenwood, Auctioneer.—Lithographic Plans can be had oc applicatlon. ' .'." ' ' . ' WANTED —Employment in the Country.. by a Steady Man, used to fencing and general station work; several years' experience in New Zealand.—Address J.M., Hsjhai.ii Qstice... WANTED to Purchase—Fifty.' tons of fine Charcoal.—For particulars write to theManager of the-New Zealand Frozen. Meat and Storage Co., (limited). ; ■•■'■'■ : -' : - W ANTED Known"— Partieß visiting Waitakerel Falls ,can' obtain. Horses and Accommodation at tho Oratla Hotel, Henderion.—A E. Heard, Proprietor. ■■ - - • - ■

WANTED Known — Verrall and Co. 'e Patent Improved Brays and Carts are In constant use, and aro admitted to be the greatest improvement of the day. They effect a saving of 40 per cent.' No extra charge, made for .improvements.— " Newton Steam Coach Factory. , . WANTED — Furnished Bedroom, for single gentleman, without board.—Address W. Lash, Heratjj Office. " " J WANTED Known— That r you can get your Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery repaired at W. H. Carter's (late G. Plggott), 84, Victoria-street, third house above Albert-street, Auckland, good workmanship guaranteed. ■; . ' • ' ; ..'.' •„.; .. WANTED Known—Books' on Sale: -. Stonehenge on the Greyhound, do. on the Dog, Origin'of Species, Plain Home Talk, Sexual, Physiology, '•' Escoterie Anthropology, Macaulay's Essays, Conflict between Religion and Science; Text Book of Freemasonry. Elements of Social Science, the Student's Darwin.—Book Stall, City Market. ■ ■ " ■ - WANTED— The Ladies to know, that Mnnro and Milligan'i Millinery Department is now replete with all the latest English and French. novelties for the present season. • WANTED .Known—Persons desirous of purchasing, leasing, or renting farms, houses, and town allotments, will quickly be suited on applying to J. H. Hamer, Land Agent, Walker's Buildings, Newton. ' WANTED Known—Cheap Boots! Cheap : Br ota! Come and see the quality and prices at Holdsworth's Cheap Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 42, Victoria-street, before buying elsewhere.' N. 8.. Country orders punctually attended to when accompanied by cash. - ■ ' ' ' WANTED Known—Dunne, Hall; and - Co., Queen-street, have received a great variety of Seasonable Goods, comprising—Dress Goods, Velveteens all shades and best makers ; Silks. - Satins, Velvets, plain' and brocaded ; Ladies' and Children's Hals and Bonnets, and all sorts of Mil-, linery and ; Millinery Trimmings. Nonb ' bot. the' Best Kid Gloves kept and Sold at Lowest Possible; Price. A-good assortment of Hosiery for Win-' ter wear. We would ask the Ladies to bear'inmin'd . that we make a specialty of Lace Goods, which we offer at low prices, and of the best, quality. Also, a 'Nick Lot or Foe Cams. Stylish' Dressmaking to suit the Auckland ladies.'—2lß, Queen-street, opposite McArthur's Warehouse. .--■■-- - ............. WANTED Known—The Cheapest Store in Town FOR PRODUCE OF ALL.KINDS; Selling nothing but the Best. .; ■ Allowing Quality to be the test;' ~:' Receiving Fi esh Supplies Weekly of Prime Hohart and Kidney Potatoes, Silverskin Onions, Canterbury Hams and Uaoon, Cheese and Butter, WHEAT MAIZE,, OATS, BRAN, and CHAFF, &c fie. Samples and Quotations UPON APPLICATION.—Davies. .McMi[lin and Co.. 16, Customs-street, next H.B. Morton's WANTED Known—That Munro and : Milligan, Tailors, Clothiers,. and Drapers, desire to bring under the'-notice of. their, numerous" patrons and the public generally, the large and choice assortment of Autumn and Winter Goods just opened and now ready for inspection. Ladles will; find' the latest styles in Jackets, Ulsters, and Mantles; also, of ' French and English Millinery, from, which orders can * be executed in a'few hours. Gentlemen are invited to inspect the Stock of Mosgiel, Bannockb'urh, abd - other Tweeds, and West of-England Plain, Fancy,'and ' .. Diagonal Worsted Coatings, which is unsurpassed in 1 Auckland, before ordering clothing elsewhere. , Suits .made to order, warranted shrunk, fit guaranteed, and' first-class workmanship. From the number of persons asking if we would supply goods for ready money,, there seems to be a prevailing idea among the general * public that our business is done on the deferred pay-, ment system only. Such is not the case,-as our Customers, who take advantage of tho's'per 'cent. discount (one shilling in the pound 'sterling) ou all parcels of 20». and upwards, are' numerous. \\T ANTED Known—That on receipt of Post-office Order for £1 4s 6d, I will forward 1 Pair 9-1 and 1 Pair 10-4 Blankets. Best value in New Zealand.—JAMES SCUTT, London House,' .Victoria and Nolson-streets, Auckland. ' .. WAN TED KNOWN, • A FEW OF . NEIL AND CLIFFORD'S ,; WELL TRIED REMEDIES FOR WINTER USE. COMPOSITION POWDER.—It is known. In all • English-speaking countries for its many good qualities. You who are subject to Colds or Sore Throats don't be without it; Is 6d a tin; Bsalb. -'■>.'" : BALM OF GILEAD.—Seven years' trial has proved '• this to be one of ihe Best Compounds over offered for. the cure of Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and Cough. 2s sbottlo. ( - ■.:'.';■ •;. ' :.■.-." (■".''■':'i'K\-.-.'--i ; .'rl ' COUGH POWDER—Effectual and 'quick" in Congestion, Pleurisy, or Inflammation of j the. LuDgs.' jlsfldatin. .'.,-..- .'■" :'. ■.! .<-', .'.' , " ! COUGH SYRUP.—Where there are children nothing is better for Coughs, Croop, or Bronchitis.) A pure ; Expectorant;without morphia or opium.; Is 6d and.2s .a bOttle." " "■' ■ ■ * "*._..'-.;, HOP 2s6d a bottle.;. /, .': At,' i:.. i .; NEIL & C L I R«^ , •". t 7 •,: V : f' ;^ Botamio.DispEsaißx: ■[ 'V - ;'' '' , -• - ;:Ahokland;; ■-■■''■