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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIX, Issue 8775, 15 January 1892, Page 1

Personal. JJ" 0 T I C E. I will not be responsible for any Debts contracted or Cheques drawn in my name. E. HUETT, Parua Bay. Tip having come to my knowledge that an -*■ imitation of my Wine is now being offered to the public, I beg to inform them that no SHOP or STORE has any LICENSE or AUTHORITY TO SELL MY WINES, except the NEW ZEALAND WIN E DEPOT, Karangahape Road. J. WEN DEL. Wine Manufacturer, SynioncLs-street. M R A. L. W RIGHT ' SURGEON DENTIST, Having again RESUMED BUSINESS, May be consulted as usual, at his Rooms, TOP OF AN D-STRE ET. I\/B" OSQUITOES are effectually Van--I>']L qinsHED by II AS I. kit's mosquito Bane, in bottles is and 2s tid.—lß4, Queen-street. LADIES, —Now that Fruit is Cheap, purchase your JAM JARS at the Glassworks, Freeman's Bay. LADIES. —Marmalade Jars, Is 6d to 2s dozen. Few more 4lb. Jars left, suitable for fruit preserving ; price 4s per dozen.—Glass Works, Freeman's Bay. MRS. CLUCAS & CO., Herbalists, offer a speedy and sure cure for Influenza, Colds, Coughs, Blood Impurities, and all Female Irregularities.B3, Victoria-street West. SETS OF UNDERCLOTHING to match, in boxes, lock-stitch and Irish hand-sewn, 12/6 upwards, " Erin-go-bragh" brand. —J. M. McLACHLAN, Importer, 222, Queen-street. ACADEMY OF ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY, Conducted by MADAME Ai.ICE (late of London and Paris), SVMONDS-STItEET (near City Road), Auckland. Dressmaking and Millinery thoroughly taught to Ladies wishing to do their own Dressmaking or successfully engage in business. Ladies learning under Madame Alice (not scientific system) can always secure lucrative positions in any first-class establishment of Loudon or the Colonies. Artistic Millinery: 6 lessons, ins 6d. Morning, Afternoon, and Evening Classes. LADIES' VISITING CARDS. —50 Superfine Ivory Cards, including engraving copperplate, for 7s till ; Gentlemen's Cards 7s. By calling at Herald Works, Wyndhaui street, the above may bo obtained within two hours if necessary. Board and Residence. "yiCTORIA JJOTEL, FOR THE FINEST BRANDS of _ WINES, SPIRITS, BAVARIAN LAGER BIER SPEIGHT'S DUNEDIN ALES. Specialties for Invalids. Recommended by Members of the Medical profession. DALTHUKST, CAMBRIDGE. MRS. AND THE MISSES HILL Are prepared to receive Visitors. Double-storied house, large lofty rooms, extensive grounds, tennis 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. Refeiences kindly permitted to Archdeacen Dudley, Archdeacon Willis, Major Lusk, &c. Terms on application. NITED SERVICE CAFE. 1 beg to intimate that I have taken over the Cafe, and it >» ill in future be carried on under my management in connection with the hotel. EVERY DELICACY OF THE SEASON PRO VII) KD. The Cuisine in charge of a competent Cook. MODERATE charges. Meals at all hours of the day, from 7.30 a.m. to 7 p.m G. B. MARTIN, Proprietor United Service Hotel. RAILWAY TEMPERANCE HOTEL (IMITATED BY MAN SURPASSED BY NONE OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, DUNEDIN. MRS. SILK PROPRIETRESS. This very popular Establishment continues to afTofd very superior accommodation to tourists and others, who desire the COMFORTS OF home, com bined with very moderate charges. MRS. E. WILLIAMS' TEMPERANCE BOARDING HOUSE, 70, GREY-STREET Fine view. Plunge and Shower Baths, Piano, and the comforts of home. " mHE LECHEKEAU," Victoria-street _JL (next Central Hotel), provides nice Luncheons and Teas. Moderate charges. Strict cleanliness. Ladies' Room. Open till nine pm. PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE at Mrs. McLeod's, top of Shortland-street, three minutes' walk from Post Office and Railway Station. 1 IVI~RS. lIASLETT, Park View, AlfredJLtJL street, Albert Park—Private Board and Residence. SELECT Board and Residence for a few Gentlemen ; bath, single rooms, six minutes from Queen-street; terms (weekly), 15s —Apply Herald Office. MRS. ONYON, formerly of Sea View, Shortland-street, is prepared to receivt Boarders at her residence, Froguiore House, opposite Choral Hall, Symonds street Lost and Found. LOST —A Lady's Watch Chain and small Chain with Locket, and Signet Ring in St. Stephen's Avenue or Manukau Road. F. R. Claude, Shortland-street. Wanted. WANTED, for the Waikato District Hospital —A thoroughly competent COOK. Salary, £10 per annum. On ■ month's notice required by the Board of termination of enptag ment. Applications and references to be forwarded to Dr. G. G. Kennv, Hamilton. WILLIAM De R. TURNER, Secretary. Hamilton, January 0,1502. ACTIVE MAN (New Arrival), accus tomed to business, seeks Employment. - R.T.L., Herald Office. YOUNG Man, new arrival, desires Em ployment; useful, hotel or otherwise ; smal J wages.—Steady, Herald Office. 1 "DRINTER, all round jobbing or new B hand, seeks permanency, town or country Home and Colonial experience.—F.R.E.,care of Ml Lawrence, North Shore, Auckland. 'Al EDICAL MAN Good Opening for a Duly-qualified MEDICAL MAN In the Pahiatua County, Wellington I'rovincia District. Full particulars can be obtained from the undei signed. WILLIAM TOSS WILL, Solicitor, Pahiatua. ANTE! ASK YOUR GROCER FOR "yOLCANIC gOAP. Manukau timberco. (limited; LOWER QUEEN-STREET, ONEHUNGi? t TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER 3 WANTED KNOWN-The Manukau Timber C. is prepared to Supply Building Material, Moulding Joinery, &c., at Lowest Market Rates. TIMBER YARDS, QUEEN-STREET, ONEHUNGA