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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVI, Issue 9379, 31 May 1889, Page 1

. Wanted. WANTED — Employment by steady v ¥ Man, on sheep or cattle run. — Apply 11.8. W., Ilsitkp Office. "\7|7" ANTED—Ladies who take size 5$ in v Y Gloves to know that McMaster and Shalders are selling Dent's Kid at Is lid. WANTED, by young Lady from Home —Situation, Lady Help or Place of Trust. —Miss Alexander, Secretary Y.W.C.A. ANTED—Generals, Housemaids, AsV Y sistants, Waitresses, Nursegirls, Barmaids, Hotel Man, Farm Hands.—A. McLeod, 8, Queenhtreet. \\J ANTED, for Lady — Situation as V Y Housekeeper, hotel or private ; two years' experience in large establishment.—Address M.0., Hkhald Office. WANTED to Buy—Left-oiF Clothing, for cash ; all orders punctually attended to.—Address, C. Written, Wcllesley-street West (four doors below Y.M.C.A. Rooms). ANTED— H. Walshe's Customers and the Public to know that he has Removed his Livery Stables to the Corner of High and Vic-toria-streets. Look out for the old .sign. WANTED— Re-engagements for good Cook, Housemaids, Waitresses, good Barmaids, 8 Housekeepers, Lady Help, Useful Mother's Help.—Mrs. Lockley's Registry, Shortland-street. "^7V ANTED— Employment in Office, or v T . ~ as Caretaker, or in any place of trust, by a steady young man.aged 20 years, and who has had the advantage of good home training and Colonial experience. Holds good Credentials, and can lie well recommended in Town. Salary not so much an object as employment. — Apply to E.I-.B Uehaud Office. WANTED To Sell, at 10.s per Acre— 100 Acres of Ploughable Land in the Village of Orewa, with a never-failing stream of fresh water running through. It is intersected by several main roads or streets, with nourishing occupied farms on each side. Altogether this is a grand opportunity seldom to be met with of acquiring a splendid homestead in a rapidly-rising and thicklypopulated district.— R. Nicholls, 326, Queenstreet. WANTED Known—Palace Kerosene, as a pure, brilliant, smokeless Kerosene, is all it is represented.—J. and .1. Dickey, 234, Queenstreet. WANTED Known—Palace Kerosene is V ? the highest fire test, hence never an explosion by using it.—and J. Dickey, 234, Queenstreet. ANTED Known— Palace Kerosene V V does not heat the brasses or break the glasses as do inferior brands.—J. and J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street. WANTED —Palace Kerosene is extra refined and clear as crystal.—J. and J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street. WANTED Known —Palace Kerosene excels all others in illuminating power. —J. and .1. Dickey, 234, Queen-street. ANTED Known—Palace Kerosene is y ? spoiled if mixed with any other.—J. and ,T. Dickey, 234, Queen-street. ANTED Known—Palace Kerosene is T P reduced in price in common with other goods.—J. and J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street. TXTANTED Known—Palace Kerosene at V ¥ reduced prices is much cheaper than gas and more brilliant.—J. and J. Dickey, 234, Queensteet. WANTED Known —Table and Tea V V Knives, xylonite handles, equal to ivory in appearance and durability.—J. and J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street. WANTED Known — Atlas Cooking Range ; burns wood or coal; size SG by 24 by 17 ;is compact, clean, andeconomicr-.l.—J. and J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street. WANTED Known Xylonite is the new v Y substitute for ivory, at about half the price. — iind J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street. I[XTANTED Known — Electro - plated V V Spoons and Forks, Nickel Spoons and t ii", ; warranted good, pure, white metal.—and ■J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street. WANTED Known—All Goods are now being sold at reduced prices.—J. and J Dickey, 234, Queen-street. ■\XTANTED Known—Fenders and Fire- ¥ V irons, Ash Pans, and Coal Boxes further reduction in prices.—J. and J. Dickey, 234, Queenstreet. - . •■•..,. WANTED Known— Palace Kerosene, if , r once used, will be always sought after.— J. and J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street. WANTED Known— Palace Kerosene for drawing-room, dining-room, bed-room or leading lamp excels all others.—J. and J. Dickey' 234, Queen-street. "TSXANTED—The Public of Newton to V V know that arrangements have been made with MR. CRAWFORD, Chemist, of Karaugahape Road, to UKCKIVK ADVERTISEMENTS until half-past eight o'clock each evening;, for insertion in the next morning's Herald. WANTED Known—Tailors' trimmings of all descriptions ; also, Doeskins, Super fines, "Worsted Coatings and Tweeds can be had a: wholesale prices for cash only, from the importer— A. LOVETT, Wellesley-street. WANTED — Comfort for the Feet>— Hand-sewn Boots and Shoes made to order repairs done while customers wait— William Miller and Sous, High-street. "l^,r ANTED Known—That we deliver '? , Taupiri, Bay of Islands, and Newcastle Coal, also l'irewood, to any part of the City or Sub urbs at Lowest Kates.-W. & G. Wlnstone, Custom. street. "¥I7"ANTED Known—That D. Goldie is V V prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood Spokes, Felloes lion Bark and Blue Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings' and 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. WANTED Known — Cheapest DruoStores in town: Holloway's Pills, Is 3c? • Cockle's Pills, Is Sd; Chlorodyne, Is 3d; Fluid Magnesia, Is and Is 3d; Steedman's Powders, Is 3d • Beecham's Pills, Is 3d : Jacobs Oil, 2s 9d. Country orders promptly attended to, and goods forwarded to all parts of the town or country.-A. J.Blomiield, Pharmacist, West End Pharmacy, Parnell Pharmacy, Ponsonby Road. Manukau Road. Telephone 857. Telephone 359. WANTED to Sell, on favourable terms : v ? 500 acres splendid Flax Land ; easy access 800 acres Good Soil, partly improved, fine bush 212 acre Farm, fenced and subdivided, valuable bush 594 acres Grand Kauri Forest. E. EUGSTKR, 22, Coombes' Arcade, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN TO FRUIT GROWERS— WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF GOOD SOUND COOKING APPLES, Either Stone Pippins or French Crabs, In any quantity. HASELL & CO., Auctioneers, Lower Queen-street (late E. & A. Isaacs). WANTED TO PURCHASE— A Farm of from 150 to 400 acres, good land, wholly or partly improved, with house, and easy of access - Address, stating locality, lowest price, and all particulars to Enquirer, Box 76,P.0., Auckland. A UCKLAND LUNATIC ASYLUM. /-% WANTED-Paiuter Attendant; wages £70 and found.—Apply, with testimonials, at the Asylum, between ten and eleven o'clock on SATURDAY Morning. T7IMPLOYERS and Servants can be JILJ readily suited by application to the Registrar, Registry Department Civil Service Supply Association, 85, Queen-street. v Personal, m HANKS. T. B. HILL bogs to return his sincere- thanks to his numerous friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and offers of assistance in his late trouble, and is happv to inform them that everything has been amicably and satisfactorily settled. J DAVIS, Baker, Eden Terrace, e wishes to state that he is not the James Davis who gave a bill of sale over his furniture, as published in the Trade Protection Gazette of the 24th inst. DEAR HUSBAND,—CaII at the Glass Works and Purchase one dozen Jam Jars at Is (id per dozen.—Works, Freeman's Bay. /MALL at Wm. Blacklock's, 12, Coombes' \_y Arcade, for a case of Dessert Apples, only 2d per lb. and tkl per case for cartage. WHERE are you going with the Children on Saturday afternoon ?—To the Exhibition of Glass Blowing at the Works, Freeman's Bay. ;.,' ■ ■, .:■ -; ■■; : : ' ■A DDRESSES, PETITIONS, and TBSJ\. TIMONIALS Neatly Prepared.-H. White, No. 9, Coombes , Arcade, Queen-street. "TkTEW BOOKS only in H. White's Cir_LV dilating Library, No. 9, Coombes' Arcade, Queen-street. Subscription, five SuUhnss per quarter. Established ISS4. .