Personal. \I7ILLIAM MEYER, late of Mangonui, T V Gumdlggor—Letter for you at Post Office. Important. ~\X7" ANTED information of James Stuart, T T formerly of Congo, County Tyrone, Ireland (or if dead, of his next-of-kin). The said James Stuart emigrated to Melbourne, Australia, about 28 years' ago, and it is believed he afterwards went to New Ze land. — Apply to W. .1. Reynolds, solicitor, Dungannon, County Tyrone. July, 1890. LADIES, in town or country, expecting their accouchement, can be received by Mrs. Arbuckle, corner of Grafton and Domain Roads. All the comforts of a home. Highest references. MARY-V'Where did you get those Jam Jars V " I support local industry, and purchase at the Glass Works." Price, Is Gd per dozen. SELECT LIBRARY of a constant succession of the newest and best Books. Free exchange. Established 1884. —H. White, No. 19a (upstairs), Coombea' Arcade, Queen-street. JUBILEE WATCHES, 16s. FOR SALE.-At the Swiss Bazaar, 114, Queenstreet. One of our customers, Mr. J.' B. Chambers, To Mate, Hawke's Bay, writes in'a'letter just come to hand :— " I have tried the Watch," it Keeps excellent Time, and is a marvel of cheapness." t Lost and Found. Newfoundland Pup, white breast and feet.—Reward on returning it to Mr. T. Bell, Aahtun Villa, Ponsonby Road, ONE Bay Gelding has been running on my Farm this last two months. Will be sold, if not claimed within fourteen days and all expenses paid —J. C. McNeish, Pokeno. Board and Residence. USSELL'S COFFEE PALACE & LUNCHEON BAR, ■QUKEN-STREET (Next to Bank of New Zealand). The Proprietor begs to state that as all the alterations are completed, he is now in a position to supply all the Courses usually met with in first class Restaurants for ONE SHILLING. The light Luncheon will be continued as usual. R. RUSSELL, QUEEN-STREET. (Next Bank of New Zealand). X EVIATHAN RAILWAY TEMPERANCE HOTEL (IMITATED BY MANY-SURPASSED BY NONE) OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, DUNEDIN. MRS. SILK .... .. PROPRIETRESS. This very popular Establishment continues to affo/d very superior accommodation to tourists and others, who desire the comforts of HOME, com bined with very modf.vATK charges. OALTHURST, CAMBRIDGE. MRS. AND THE MISSES HILL Are prepared to receive Visitors. Double-storied house, large lofty rooms, extensive grounds, tenuis lawn, stabling, paddocks, &c. Horses and Buggies by arrangement. , Cambridge is well known for its dry bracing air, and is strongly recommended by medical men for invalids or others requiring change from the sea air References kindly permitted to Archdeacon Dudley, Aichdeacon Willis, Major Lusk, <fcc. Terms on application. FOLKSTONE HOUSE, X? PRINCES-STREET. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. . Suites of Apartments to suit Families. ~.:. -'' [;; G. COX, Proprietor. DEVONSHIRE HOUSE.—Private JL/ Board and Residence, Hobson-«treet, Auckland (between Victoria and Wellesley Streets). Most convenient house to Queen-street. Terms Moderate. Every attention paid to visitors. Coaches, Trains, and Steamers met on instructions by Telegraph.— E. Bennett, Proprietress. BOARD AMD RESIDENCE in private family, " Brooklands."—, off Princes-stret. MRS. E. WILLIAMS' TEMPERANCE BOARDING HOUSE, 70, GREY-STREET. Fins view. Plunge and Shower Baths, Piano, and all the comforts of home. TTACANCIES for three Gentlemen. — V " Hillside," Alten Road, near Supreme Court SELECT Board for two gentlemen ; bath, single room ; three minutes' from Post Office. Terms, las weekly.—Apply Herald Office. /COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS, Sea Vy View, Shortland-street ; live minutes' from Post and Telegraph Offices, Mrs. R. Onyon. CAMBRIDGE HOUSE, Lower Vincent\_J street.— Board and Residence, single and double bedrooms, private .sitting rooms, plunge and shower baths, piano and every home comfort. Inspection invited.— Mansfield. Watchmakers. T IT ° w D E N , WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, QUEEN-STREET, Has now convenience tor the making and repairing of Jewellery and for the repairs of every description Watches, Chronometers, Ac, Ac, and to further in ncrease his repairing and manufacturing depart ment he is disposing of the remainder of bis PIANOS at and under cost. Persons having old gold Jewellery can have it made up into new and fashionable articles to order, and all the better classes of Watches and Chronometers receive his personal supervision. Rotherliam's English Levers in stock. Wanted. TTAWERA BOROUGH COUNCIL. Applications will be received to noon on SATURDAY, 13th September, for TOWN CLERK AND TRKASURKR. Salary, £125 per annum and Offices. Particulars can be had on application to JAS. DAVIDSON, Mayor. mO COAL MINERS. ALL COAL MINERS Are <; REQUESTED TO KEEP AWAY FROM ; HUNTLY And refuse employment during the present dispute. THOS. SKELLON, Secretary Miners' Association. Huntly, September 3, 1890. "XT ° T I C E. STEWARDS, COOKS, BUTCHERS, AND BAKERS Are respectfully requested NOT TO SEEK EMPLOYMENT In the UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S And' NORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO.'S SERVICES During the present dispute. E. ELLISON, Secretary Federated Stewards' and Cooks' union, Auckland Branch. A PPEAL TO TIfORKING TI/TEN. Ton are earnr. "Iy requested not to accept any work in connection with the Union Company. (Signed) O. W. NEWTON, Secretary Seamen's Union. HOUSE Wanted, within fifteen minutes of Post Office, 7 or 8 rooms and bath, in respectable neighbourhood. Good tenant. — ¥,!>., HEBAIJ) Office,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXVII, Issue 8359, 12 September 1890, Page 1
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