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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9009, 23 March 1888, Page 1

Wanted. WANTED — Six Apprentices to the Dressmaking; also, a good Dress Body Hand.—Apply Milne and Clioyce. WANTED to Hire, for two or three weeks, with new to purchase—Good Spring Cart, to carry 10 to 15 cwt.—Address J., Herald Office. __ WANTED— A Butcher, 15s and found ; Carpenter, 15s and found ; Girl as General for station, 10s.—Heighten and Co., 104, Queenstreet "TTJ^ANTED —Two strong well-educated V T Youths, to learn the business and science of roller milling',— For terms, apply to Auckland Roller Mi Sis. _ ANTED—Two Sawyers for Breakin<*- * T 'l.>\wiaii<l Circular Saws : none but really fit •>! class nica ucc.l apply.—Mercury Bay Timber ColLlpaii) fLimited,!, ~tieet. I y V" -ANTED,immediately- for Head j V y of circular Saw, and Man for Head of I (5 .-.iking donaw.—Apply, this day, to Mercury | I:. . i'iiii!.-.- r..i;ip:iny, Fiat-street. \TA is J ED—General Servants, Ss to 12s ; V * Bam.auls, sos to S#)a ; Mubliiflt-a, '25s ; Carpenters' Assistants, 20s; Girl to Mind Fruit Shop, 153.—A. McLuod, 7, -street. "TTT"ANTED —Woman Cook (hotel), GeneV ? rals, Housemaid, Cook (woman, station), others. —Mrs. Elsinore, between Milne and Choyco and Close's, grocer, upstairs, Queen-street. WANTED, by an experienced Teacher —A lte-engagement a.> Morning or Daily i Governess : English, French (Parisian), Latin, Singi ing, Music, and Drawing.—Address L.L., Box 241, G.P.O. T"17"-^NTED —A Young Lady assist house i V V work and bar, £.i per month ; experienced i Barmaid, Cook-Laundress for small family, Housemaids, Generals (8s to 12s), Nursegirls (Cs).— Mrs Clark, 254, Queen-street. - WAN TED, for the Thames—A first-class Milliner, accustomed to sales (one who has had colonial experience preferred) and capable of taking charge of workroom ; highest salary given to a competent person.—Apply to Mrs. 11. Somerville, Wellesley-street. —Engagement as Working Housekeeper, either private gentleman, or '• Hotel; Station, is good cook and thoroughly respectable, reliable, well recommended.—Mrs. Klsjnore, 1 between Milne and Choyce's and Close's, grocer, upstairs, Queen-street. WANTED Known—A large Stock of Boys'and Youths' Clothing now on view ab McMaster and Shalders. k ANTED Known—Exhibition of Glass V V Blowing every Saturday afternoon from f two to five, at the Works, Freeman's Bay. Prizes , given. Admission, Ou. ANTED Known The N.Z. Freezing ▼ V Co. (Limited) are Buyers of Prime Dairy- ( fed Pigs, up to 150lb. each, at 3d per lb. dressed. WANTED Known—Gents suits from lis (id at Feutou's Salvage Sale, next to Tuttle's, Queen-street. WANTED Known—A splendid line in Ladies' Maiftles and Capes, very cheap, at Fenton's Salvage Sale, next 'i'uttlo's, Queen-street. WANTED Known—Best value in-New Zealand in Flannels of all sorts at Feu- ■ ton's Salvage Sale, next fo Tuttle's, Queen-street. WANTED Known—All-wool Heavy Tweed Trousers, 7s (id, at Fenton's Salvage 5 Sale, next to Tuttle's, Queen-street, Working-men, take note. WANTED, everyone to visit Fenton's Salvage Sale of Drapery and Clothing before going elsewhere. Next to Tuttle's, QueenT street. ~V\7"ANTED Known — That Robert ▼ T IiKVULKX, Orchardist, Whangarei, will, oil receipt of postal note for 5s (id, forward to any address a. 40lb. case't>f Sound Apples or Cooking Pears, delivered at Auckland Whart. J AN TED Known Gents' Rox Shirts ▼ T and Undershirts, Ties, etc., at ridiculous prices, at Fenton's Salvage Sale, next to Tuttle's, Queen-street. WANTED Known—Boys' Suits, 23 lid, 3s lid, 4s lid, 6s 6d, at Fenton's Salvage Sale, next to Tuttle's, Queen-street. "VIST ANTED Known—Ladies' Ties, HandVl kerchiefs, Gloves, Corsets, Uuderclothing, etc., almost given away at Fenton's Salvage Sale, , next Tuttle's, Queen-street. WANTED Known—A splendid lot of Dress Stutts from 4s lid, 5s (id, (is (id the dozen yards. Plushes to match at Us lid, at Feni ton's Salvage Sale, next to Tuttle's, Queen-street. WANTED Known—Fenton's Salvage Sale, next to Tuttle's, Queen-street. Ailwool Black French Merino, double width, is 3d per yard. WANTED —Fenton's Salvage Z. IT Sale, next to Tuttle's, Queen-street, Blankets, Sheetings, Table Linen, Curtains, etc., all at; halt-price ~y\[ ANTED — Country Storekeepers to ? T visit Fenton's Salvage Sale of Drapery and. doming, next 'luttle's, Queen-street. Everything J hall-price. WANTED Known Men's Tweed Trousers and Vests, (is lid, 10s Oil, Tis 'Jd, at Fenton's Salvage bale, next- to Tuttle's, Queen, street. WANTED, Country Customers to know —Goods well packed, addressed, and devexed to boat or train nee of charge, at 1- euton's Salvage bale of Drapery and doming, next to Tuttle's, Queen-street. Send lor price lists. WANTED —Hotelkeepers and Boarding housekeepers to visit i- en ion's Salvage Sale, next Tuttle's, Queen-street. Towels, Sheetings, Curtains, etc., all greatly reduced. WANTED Known—That we deliver Taupiri, Bay of Islands, and Newcastle Coal, also Firewood, to any part of the City or Sub- . urbs at Lowest Hates.—W. it G. Wiusione, Custom--1 street. ,1 ANTED — Comfort for the Feet— Y T Hand-sewn Loots and Shoes made to order; repairs done while customers waitAt William , j Miller and Sons, High-street. WANTED Everyone to know that they can get GOOD BOUTS at REASONg AELE PRICES, at HOLDS\V Cheap Boot 6 and Shoe Warehouse, 42, VICTORIA-STREET. . >".15. —Country orders punctually attended to, when ' accompanied by cash. e "Vl7" ANTED Known—That J. &J. Dickey, V t 234, Queen-street, have reduced ■ prices during this month (.a single article at wholesale price) in Fancy Bird Cages, Fly Traps, and Tea ' Trays. 1 ANTED Known—That J. & J. Dickey, J V 234, Queen-street, nave reduced prices during this month (.a single article at wholesale price; in Hair Brooms, Cloth, Shoe, Hair, and Paint Brushes. WANTED Known— J. &J. Dickey, 234, Queen - street, have reduced prices 0 during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Carvers, Bread Knives, and Steels. ANTED Known That J. &J. Dickey, T T 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Hay Forks, Hakes, and Scythes. XSANTED Known—' &J. Dickey, If 234, Queen - sueeL, Lave reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale prices) in Table Knives in ivory, jione, and Ivoride. ANTED Known—That J. & J. Dickey, Tf 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month ia single article at wholesale price) in Table Lamps, Lanterns, and Candlesticks. ANTED Known— J. & J. Dickey, T T 134, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month (.a single article at wholesale Slice) in Milk Pans, Churns, Strainers, and Buckets. W ANTED Known That J. &J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Locks—Rim, Pad, Dead, and Drawback. • ANTED Known—That J. & J. Dickey TT 234, Queen - street, have reduced price during this month (a single article at wholesal price). ANTED Known— J. & J. Dickey, T? 234, Queen - street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Saucepans, Boilers, and Kettles. WANTED Known — That J. & J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at whole* sale price) in Galvanised Tubs, Duckets, Coal Boxes, and Water Cans. _________ WANTED Known—Tailors' trimmings of all descriptions ; also, Doeskins, Superfines, Worsted Coatings and Tweeds can be had at wholesale prices for cash only, from the importer— A. LUVEI l', U'ellesloy-street. , WANTED Known—That J. &J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Fenders, Fire Irons, and Umbrella r a As . "IT 7" ANTED Known— J. &J. Dickey, Y V 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month single (a article at wholesale prices) in Preserving Pans, Filters, and Watering Pots. WANTED Known—That D. Goldie ia Vt prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood Spokes, Felloes, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings, ami Shingles, at his Yards, Albert-street, near the Docks, at the lowest cash prices. The timber being under cover, is better than that purchased else, where.