Wanted. WANTED — Situation as House or Par* lourmaid ; town preferred.— A.E., Nowton Post-office. WANTED —A good useful Girl, to assist in housework.- Apply Mrs. Win. T. J. Bell, Park Aveuui', opposite Hospital. ■ WANTED — comfortable Home in A private family for two young Boys.—Apply by letter addressed P. 0., Herald Office. Wf ANTED by a young Man—Situation TV as Pianist, flrst-clais dance marie also, situation as Coachman. — Livesoy and Lawes, Coombes' Arcade. WANTED— Partner with £20 to £50 to invest in Tobacco and Poultry Farming at Lake Takapuna.—Apply to G. T. Huber, Post-office, Devonpnrt. WANTED —Man Cook, 30s; Pantry-boy, town : Housemaid, town ; several Generals; useful Girls, and Mrs.Whltcombe's Registry, next Market. WANTED, at once2oGenerals, Nurse» girls. Housemaids. Bushmen. Pit Sawyers, Cook and Steward, at once.—a. McLeod, 7, Queenstreet : or St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. WANTHD —A Situation by a Young Man in a warehouse or store, well up in grain, flour, offals, Ac.; could keep books. Good references.—Apply T.D.J,. Herald Office. WANTED Known The first direct shipment of Tweeds, selected by Mr. Murohia in London, arrived by the ttuapehu, and is now opeu for inspection —M. Murcbie, Shortland-street. WANTED, by an experienced Engine Driver — A Situation ; used to sawmill; understands moulding machinery ; can make tool;, anrl do general repairs. — Apply K.0.H., Hsrald Office. \¥7"ANTED —A respectable girl from 14 to f 7 5, to do light house work ; good home ; reference required. — Apply to Mrs. May opposite Home, Grocer, Corner of Wellington and Nelson Streets. WANTED Known—Better late than never. I hare just bought some of Owes and Graham's Salvage Stock (which Is now ready), and some of Garikk and Cranwell's Salvage Chairs wh'ch will be ready in a day or two. So be in time at Dampier's Furnishing Shop, Hobson-street. WANTED Known Highest prices given for Gents', Ladies', and Children*' cut-off Wearing Apparel of every description. Strictest privacy. Letters punctually attended Sayers «nd Co., Second-hand Clothier--, Karangahape-road Newton. ' WANTED — Employment by a thoroughly competent Bookkeeper ; would take temporary work of any kind, start new books, balance t* any dale, and schedule assets and liabilities, profit and loss sheets, etc. — Addresi, N.P.S., Accountant, Herald Ofli.e. WANTED —Boys to sell the Herald ob Saturdays.—Apply to the Publisher. WANTED — A General Servant; must he a good cook.—Apply Herald Office. WANTED to Let — An Eight-roomed House, corner of Wellesley and Nelson streets.—Apply G. Iril, Hairdresser, Victoria-street. WANTED Inspected—Allen's Stack of Straw Hats, Feathers, Flowers, and Trimmed Millinery ; Postboys In great variety.—Jervols Hoase. Ponsonby. VIST ANTED Known—Tailors' Trimmings V? of all descriptions: also, Doeskins, Superfines, Worsted Coatings and Tweeds can be had at wholesale prices from the Importer— LOYETT Wellesley-street. ' ANTED Known That Butcher and TV Co., Fort-street and Wharf, have Three Large Spring Waggons for Removing Furniture on "reason»ble terms. WANTED Known — That Montague's Fancy Basiar and Cheap Jewellery Depot is now open with an entirely new stock. The cheapest in ike Colony. r ANTED — Ladies requiring GoverV v esses and Servants to call on Mr'. S. H. C:ark. 310, Queen-street, between Alexandra-street and Turkish Baths. WANTED Governesses and Servants requiring Engagements to call on Mrs. S. H. Clark, 310 Quean-street, between Alexandra-street and Turkish Baths. WANTED —A good General Servant; no washing ; references required.— in the forenoon or evening to Mrs. Peacock, Shelly Beach Ro.-d, Ponsonby. WANTED, by a Handy Man, with good references—Employment as Gardener ; and generally useful.—Address H. 8., Custom Boardin House, Fort-street. WANTED, by a Lady—Employment aa Housekeeper, Companion to an invalid, or in any portion cf trust. References — Address, "Reliance," Hep.ald Office. ¥*7"ANTED —To Apprentice a Young V v Lady to (he Dressmaking and Millinery Business; * comfortable respectable home indis--1 pensable.— F. H. A.. Posr-cffioi. WANTED Known Salvage ! Salvage !! J. H. Hiiunau, Victoria-street, is selling part of ©won and Graham's Drapery Stock, damaged by water only ; it must lie sold at once. WANTED Known The Special Potato and Garden Manures are now ready for delivery ; £8 10s per ton.-New Zealand Frozen Meat and storage Co., Auckland and Otahnhu WANTED — 1000 Working Men at the Tradesmen's Arms, Little Queen-street; Dais, 6d; board and residence, 16s, single room 18s : hot, celd, and shower bath; best bed in Auckland. WANTED Known — That Montague's Fancy Kaz»ar and Jewellery Establishment having be»n entirely renovated from damage sustained by the late fire, is now open Patronage of the public of Auckland respectfully solicited. WANTED, by respectable Couple, without encumbrance—Situation ; wife is thorough housekeeper, good plain cook, baker, laundress, etc.; husband, look after pliun vegetable garden, etc.* Krort reference.—Add: L.M., Herald Office, before 20tli inst. WANTED Known— M. Montague '' tenders his thanks to the public of Auckland for the patronage and sympathy shown him since his late disastrous fire, and has pleasure in announcing the rp-opening of his well-known popular establishment with an entirely new Stock. WANTED Everyone to know that J. J. Austin makes and sells his own Boats at Victoria-street, Orey-strect, and Fa<tory, Nelsan and Union Street. Especial makes for country districts. WANTED Ponsonby Residents to Know •Horroek's Calico, 2s lid dozsn; Crewd' sen's 4s 6d ; Zephyr Check Prints, 3d, Id, and 6d par yardAt Allen's Cheap Drapery, Jervols-road - WANTED ' Known—Colonial Ovens at 12s and upwards ; Side and Portable Ovens, Kitchen Ranges, Stoves, Grates, and Portable Boilers, general smiths' work in all its branches at correspond- ' lag prices. Country orders promptly attended to.— Address. R. Nioholl, 326 Oneen-street, Auckland. WANTED Known That we deliver V V Tauptri, Bay of Inlands, and Newcastle Coal, also Firewood, to any part of the City or Suburbs at Lowest Rates.—W. ft G. Winitcne, Customhouse, street. WANTED Known— Goods 1 New Goods ! Xoreltles ! Novelties ! in gold and Silver Jewellery, F«ncy Goods of every description. Pictures. Dolls. Toys, I'hina and Glassware at Mo*trgao's Fancy Bazaar, Queen-street. WANTED Comfort for the Feet— Hand-sewn Boots and Shoos made to order ; repairs done while customers wait— William Miller and Son's, High-street. ANTED Known-W. Miller and Son. Surgical Bootmakers, High-street, have a Staff of Workmen repairing Boots and Shoes of every description. Running Shoes and Cricketing Boots of the best material and workmanship mads to order. WANTED Known That you can gat yonr Watches, Clocks, and Jewellery repaired at W. H. Carter's (late G. Plggott), 84, Victoria-street third house above Albert- Auckland, good work, manship guaranteed. WANTED Known—Expiration of Lease, Charles Kelssy and Co. are now offering a cash return of two shillings in every pound of all cash purchases of Fancy Goods over five shillings.— Charles Kelsey and Co., 120, Queen-street. WANTED Known—West End Pharmacy, PonsoLby road, cheapest Drug Store in town. Holloway's Pill*, Is 3d; Cockle's, Is 3d; Whelpton's, Is 3d; tno's Fruit Salt, 3s 3d ; Feeding Hottlos, 6d; Steadrcan's Powdars, Is »; Porous Piasters, Is and la 3d ; Fluid Magnesia, Is 3d ; Citrate of Magnesia Is 3d ; Jacobs Oil. 2s «d; De Joegh's Oil, 2i9d; Chlorodyne, Is and Is 3d ; Irish Moss, Is { 3d; American Hop Bitters, 4s; Homoeopathic Kadi cine, any attenuation; Roots, Barks, Herbs, etc.— J. Bioiafleld. ~VTEW PLYMOUTH CENTRAL J3I SCHOOL. The Taranaki Education Board requires a comi petent Teacher as Head Master to the above School. Salary £250 a year and reildence, plus about £30 for training pupil teachers. Applications, stating qualifications and experience, to be forwarded to this office on or before the Slat August, 13S&. , E. VEALE, Secretary, Education Board Office, New Plymouth. August 1,1855. 'rp COAL MINE BS. Brunner Coal Company. Greymonth, have employment for 60 good practical Coal Miners. Preseoi earnings average 12s daily. APPIJ 10 STONE BROS., Auckland.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 7403, 11 August 1885, Page 1
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