Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXV, Issue 9026, 12 April 1888, Page 1

Wanted. ' .' ANTED— few smart Boys, to Sell TV the Herald.— to the Publisher. WANTED and Trouser Makers, at Arthur Wright, Tailor, Shortlandstreet. ' . ' . \\TANTED— Ladies to Bee the Shetland TT Wool Shawls, If yards square, at McM asters and Shalders'. v WANTED —Experienced General SerT.v vant ; good references required. — Mrs. Burton, Artillery Road, North Shore. , •; W/iNTED— Several smart steady young men to gather oysters. For particulars, apply Has morning at Waitemata Hotel. . ANTEDDressmaker for a country w T T town; good references indiapensible.—Apply after seven p.m., Hellyer House, Grey-street. . WANTED— A Clerk who understands double-entry book-keeking, and who can •write shorthand preferred. — Apply, stating salary required, Clerk, Post Office Box 139. ■ WANTED — General Servant for Te Aroha, good wages and nice place, passage paid; Barmaid, Waitress; Runner* Boy for hotel: Carter.A. McLeod, 7, Queen-street. _L_ WANTED Ploughman, Iss ; Baker's 5 assistant, 12s; Milker, 10s; Youtb, '• 4s ; Youth, ride, etc., ss; Housemaid and Waitress, . 108.—Heighten and Co., 104, Queen-street. » Wf ANTED—3 experienced House and V T Parlourmaids (gentlemen's families); Cook, (Hotel, town), 15s; General, 12s, small family, boy kept;; rueful man, hotel.Mrs. Clark, 284, Queen' street. . . ' ' . '' .' - ; WANTED —Students who have been carried away by the fallacies of Henry George, to read " The Struggle for Existence," by Professor Huxley, in the February number of the " Nineteenth Century." May be seen at the Library. —E. McManus. . ■ WANTED Known— End Pharmacy, Ponsonby Road. Cheapest Drug Store in town. A choice stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent and Proprietary Medicine, Homoeopathic Medicines, Spectacles, Toilet Ream- sites, &c., &c. Country , orders promptly attended to, and goods forwarded to all parts of the town or country.— A. J. Blomfield, Pharmacist, Ponsonby Road. WANTED —Ladies to Buy their Millinery, Mantles, and Dresses, at McMaster and Shalders'. ■ -■ WANTED Known— large Stock of Boys' and Youths' Clothing now on view at McMaster and Shalders. ' WANTED — Country Storekeepers to visit Fenton's Salvage Sale of Drapery and Clothing, next Tuttle's, Queen-street. Everything half-price. • WANTED Known—That we deliver Taupiri, Bay of Islands, and Newcastle Coal, also Firewood, to any part of the City or Suburbs at Lowest Rates.— &G. Wins tone, Customstreet. WANTED — Comfort for the Feet Hand-sewn Boots and Shoes made to order; repairs done while customers wait— William Miller and Sons, High-street. WANTED, Country Customers to know Goods well packed,' addressed, and devered to boat or train free of charge, at Fenton's Salvage Sale of Drapery and Clothing, next to Tuttle's, Queen-street. Send for price lists. WANTED Known—Gents suits from lis 6d at Fenton's Salvage Sals, next to Tuttle's, Queen-street WANTED Known splendid line in ' Ladies' Mantles and Capes, very cheap, at , Fenton's Salvage Sale, next Tuttle's, Queen-street. WANTED Knownßest value in New Zealand in Flannels of all sorts at Fenton's Sa.l rage Sale, next to Tuttle's, Queen-street. , WANTED Known-All-wool Heavy Tweed Trousers, 7s 6d, at Fenton's Salvage Sale, n<»:t to Tuttle's, Queen-street, Working-men, take no • ■ . ■ ; y WANTED, everyone to visit Fenton's Salvage Sale of Drapery and Clothing betore Ding elsewhere. Next to Tuttle's, Queenstreet. WANTED Known— Rox Shirts and Undershirts, Ties, etc., at ridiculous puces, at Fenton's Salvage Sale, next to Tuttle's, Queen-trtreet. , . ... ANTED Known—Boys' Suits,'2s lid, 3s lid, 4s lid, tia 6d, at Fenton's Salvage Sale, iKixt to Tuttle's, Queen-street. W ANTED Known—A splendid lot of Dress Stutts from 4s lid, 3s 6d, 63 ed the dozen ya.rds. Plushes to match at 2s lid, at Fenton's vage Sale, next to Tuttle's, Queen-street. - WANTED KnownFenton's Salvage Sale, next to Tuttle's, Queen-street. Ailwool Black French Merino, double width, Is 3d per yard. . WANTED Known— J. &J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during ft his month (a single article at wholesale price) in Carvers, Bread Knives, and Steels. WANTED Known—That J. &J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Hay Forks, Rakes, and Scythes. WANTED Known—That J. &J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale prices) in Table Knives in Ivory, Bone, and Ivoride WANTED Known—That J. &J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Table Lamps, Lanterns, and Candlesticks. ANTED Known J. & J. Dickey, 134, Queen-street, have reduced ' prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Milk Pans, Chums, Strainers, and Buckets. • ANTED Known-That J. & J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Hair Brooms, Cloth, Shoe, Hair, and Paints Brushes. WANTED 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. WANTED Known— J. &J. Dickey 234, Queen - street, have reduced price during this month (a single article at wholesal price). ANTED Known-That J. & J. Dickey, 234, Queen - street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Saucepans, Boilers, and Kettles. » WANTED Known J. &J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Electro-plated Cruets, 4, 5, and 6 glass. - WANTED Known—That J. &J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Spades, Shovels, and Digging Forks. WANTED Known-That J. & J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Travelling Trunks and Bonnet Boxes. WANTED Known— J. &J. Dickey, TT 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 J. & J. ▼ v Dickey, 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Galvanised Tubs, Buckets, Coal Boxes, and Water Cans. ANTED Known—That J. &J. Dickey, TT 234, Queen-street, have reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) In Fancy Bird Cages, Fly Traps, and Tea Trays. WANTED Known— J. &J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street, bare reduced prices during this month (a single article at wholesale price) in Fenders, Fire Irons, and Umbrella Stands 17"AN TED Known— Ties, HandTT kerchiefs, Gloves, Corsets, Underclothing, etc., almost given away at Fen tons Salvage Sale, next Tuttle's, Queen-street. _ - - WANTED Known—Fenton's Salvage Sale, next to Tuttle's, Queen-street, Blankets, Sheetings, Table Linen, Curtains, etc., all at half-price i "1117"ANTED—Hotelkeepersand Boarding TT housekeepers to visit Fenton's Salvage Sale, next Tuttle's, Queen-street. Towels, Sheetings. Curtains, etc., all greatly reduced. WANTED Known—That D. Goldiels TT prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood Spokes, Felloes Iron Bark and Blue Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings, and Shingles, at his Yards, Albert-street, near theDocks, at the lowest cash prices. The timber under cover, is better than that purchased elsewhere; . •. .... \l7"ANTED— Everyoneto know that T V they can get GOOD BOOTS at REASONABLE PRICES, at HOLDSWORTH'S Cheap Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 42, VICTORIA-STREET. N.B. —Country orders punctually attended to, when accompanied by cash. , , ; , ANTED Known—Tailors' trimmings - * »_. of all descriptions; also, Doeskins, Superfines, Worsted Coatings and Tweeds «n be *■<"' aft wholesale prices (or cash only, from the importer-" A. LOV KIT, Wellesley-street. \\T ANTED—The Public of Newton to ,T T know that arrangements Save been made with MR CRAWFORD, Chemist, of Karangahap* Road, to RECEIVE ADVERTISEMENTS until . half-past eight o'clock each evening, tor Insertion » the next morning's Herald.