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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8305, 11 July 1890, Page 1

Wanted. WAITED —A good General Servant.— streets Mrs ' W " J - ® ea ' e > Symontls and Wakefield W AIM TED—A Smart Lad as Messenger, &c.; age about 10.—Apply at The Pharmacy, Queen-street. WAITED —Four A.B. Seamen for the American Barque Alice.—Apply R. Little, Manager Sailors' Home. WANTED — Four Men to cut down fifty acres ti-tree ; ten shillings per acre. —Apply at llekald Office. WANTED — Situations for very good Housemaid, hotel; also, good Man Cook. Mrs. Lock ley' Uegistry, 2SO, Upper Queen-street. WAITED to Buy—Second-hand Waggon, to carry I'OOO feet timber ; also, set second-hand Heavy Cart Harness.—Apply Herald Office. WANTED —To Exchange or Purchase, or would SellA well-bred Berkshire Boar. Age required, rive to eight months.-John Hall. Otahuhu. WANTED Good General Servant, one who can wash and iron : good wages.— Mrs. Frank Jagger, Arney Road, Remuei a, before twelve o'clock. WANTED —House, Ponsonby or Great North Roads, in Exchange for Sevenroomed House and extra Allotment in Mount Eden —AX, Herald Office. WANTED A two or three horse-power Otto Gas Engine, second-hand, in good working order.Apply W. J. Butler. Engineer. W ellesley-street West. WANTED to Purchase — A detached . Villa Residence, about six rooms, within a convenient distance of Queen-street Wharf.— Address, stating price and particulars;, to G.G.G.. 11 KHALI) Office. WANTED to Sell or Lease—Grazing Firm, 371 acres, Kaniwlianiwha Creek, naiKaco. Nominal rent to improving tenant.— Apply Mrs. i onance, Onehunga; or Mr. Noble, Woodlands, hatawhata. ' WANTED to Sell Very quiet family unite VUt llel prutit " — Apply Epsom Post WANTED Known — That McMaster and Shalders have opened another lot of me celebrated Is lid Six-button Kill Gloves. WANTED — Ladies to Know that McMaster and Shalders have purchased six hundred rolls of Ribbons! Selling at naif price. WANIED—The Public of Newton to wUli AT r'nA ivronTwsF mo 11 tfi haVe been mad Willi i MR. CRAWI'ORD, Chemist, of Karangaliape Road, to RECEIVE ADVERTISEMENTS until lull-past eight o clock each evening, for insertion in the next morning's Heualu. WANTED Known — Corneata, Pink Com Cure ; removes hard and soft corns enactually. Large bottle, with brush, Is.—John Renderdnie, Chemist, Karangaliape Road. WANTED Known—lndianite Waterproof Cement is the best for leather patches, auu lor repairing waterproof overcoats.-John Ken! derdine, Chemist, Karangaliape Road. WANTED Known—That a splendid ' * assortment of Perfumed Handkerchief Bags. oiih. shawls, Hand-embroidered Ties, Handkerchiefs, Lace Curtains, Wall Pockets, Albums. Hommopathic Medicine Chests from 7s lid to Co has arrived at Eugster s swiss Bazaar, 114, Queen-street. WANTED Known — £5 to £1000 to Lend on Furniture, without removal Eft! 1 ol Deeds, Freehold and Leasehold' ai i soil-il .Security. Promissory Notes' Mortgages, Life Policies, Ac., Ac.— N Z iMort« r airo Loan, and Discount Bank. High-street n g °' WANTED Known — That Advertisements for insertion in the New Zealand iikiuld may be left '. With Messrs. Robertson Bros., leliphone Bureau, JSyiuonds-street. 1 WANTED— Comfort for the Feet— Hand-sewn Boots and Shoes made to order pairs done while customers wait.—At William Miller & Son's, High-street. "iiiiair, AN TED Known— Tailors' Trimming h.T w . descriptions ; also, Doeskins, Sup?r. fines Worsted Coatings and Tweeds can be had at A I ov&Vr 1 w S Z." I ',°ash olll l'. f, 'oui the importer.— • v 11, \\ ellesley-street. WANTED Known—That wo deliver laupiri, Bay of Islands, and Newcastle also firewood, to any part of the City or Customs'-street' Winsome, WANTED Known—That D. Goldie is prepared to sell all kinds of Building and ouier timber, including Hardwood Spokes, Felloes Iron Bark and Blue Gum Shafts, Blocks, Failings' and Shingles, at his Yards, Albert-street, near tlm Docks, at the ,lwest cash prices. The timber being undercover, it is better than that purchased else" WANTED Known — Money advanced, from £5 and upwards, to any sum required principal and interest repayable in instalments to suit the borrower either weekly, fortnightly nst m y K°V?A xn4' ly " ADVANCES made onl vitNIIURE, IIANOS, and other property, without REMOVAL ; also, on Mortgages,' Freeholds, Leaseholds, l ife Policies. Bills Discounted. Interviews strictly confidential. Office hours, 10 till 5 Sea advertisement.—Queensland Company, three doors land* 8 Company s Office, Wyndham street, AucfeW ANTED Known — The Best and are tne Cheapest Drug Stores in town or suburbs are tne West End Pharmacy, Parnell Pharmacy, Ponsonby Road, Manukau Road, Telephone 357. Telephone 369. Just arrived, ex Alastor and RlmuUka : Ice Birrs Sponge Bags Hot Water Bags, Air Cushions, Chesi Protectors, Waterproof Sheeting, Indiarubber Bibs Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Combs, Enemas' Trusses, Spiays, Bath Gloves, Bathing Caps, &c.Chemist Pharmaceutical and Homoeopathic WANTED the Public to KnowThab. J. WKNDEL ,TA„ n „... _ as in stock Genuine NOURISHING & STRENGTHENING WINES FOR INVALIDS AND OTHERS. ' Recommended by all Medical Men, and equal to any of the imported wines. Beware of other inexperienced makers J. WENDEL, 0 ™ . , . . ~ , Wine Manufacturer. Symonds-street, Auckland. anted, VISITORS AND RESIDENTS TO INSPECT GOODSON'S JAPANESE AND ART BAZAAR. The Entrance is next New Zealand Clothing Factory, or through Goodson's London Arcade. Anyone not hating seen it can have no conception of its attractiveness. It is often pronounced as UNEQUALLED IN ALL THE COLONIES In addition to containing by far the LARGEST STOCK OF JAPANESE GOODS IN AUCKLAND, OMENTAL AND CONTINENTAL GOODS Are largely distributed, LIBERTY DRAPERIES AND ART GOODS Are a specialty, and the LARGEST STOCK OF FANCY DRESS MATERIALS IN AUCKLAND Is here displayed. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP BREAKFAST, DINNER, DESSERT, TEA, AND TOILET SETS Are here shown, with innumerable articles in GLASS AND CHINA WARE Only to be seen here, selected by Mr. Goodson when in England and Paris N.B.—Mr. Goodson is led to thus specially invite inspection of this department by rea:»on of the num bers who have lately visited it, that had no know ledge of its existence, expressed their admiration of it, and suggested its being made more public Kindly remember the address, and call and inspect GOODSON'S JAPANESE AND ART BAZAAR. "jt/riNERS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST COMING TO DENNISTON AT PRESENT. WILLIAM TORRENCE, Secretary Miners' Association, Deoniston*'