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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 9307, 16 September 1893, Page 1

Wanted . WANTED— Freehold Security for £00tor £300, at 0} per cent.-Thomas F. Cahill, Estate Agent, 87, Queen-street. WANTED to Sell or Let—Nine-roomed House, with 100 feet frontage.—Apply to Capt. Farquhar, at foot of St. Mary's Road. T^ST" ANTED—Situation' for- nice Young v T Lady, of good address, to learn the bar, country preferred.—Mrs. Lockley, 280, Queenstreet. --r.i--.s-. i ;'„■ ■■~.. ■. • WANTED— Several Generals and young Girls, Boys to milk and' drive, elderly Man to drive and be useful.— Hannaford's -Registry, 296, Queen-street. : .■ ■ , .. > ....,• WANTED— Station Couple, £65; Farmhands, 10s to 20s ; Gumdk'gers; Cook, 12s ; Milkers, Ss; and Employers.— Heighton and Co., Agents, 104, Queen-street. ~ . WANTED — Sewing'"Machines than won't work sent to ""Thompson's Machine DepOt, Victoria-street East. "No eure, no pay. Newest Machines for Sale. WANTED— Woman Cook, hotel, £1; also, nice Girls for good places.—Mrs. McLeante Select Registry, Victoria Arcade, ground floor, late Victoria-street Ea->t. ; WANTED— Generals, Ponsonby, Parnell, Remuera, small families; Housemaid, small family, Epsom; Cook, Laundress, General, North Shore.—Mrs. Arthur; Wellesley-street. WANTED— 16 or about, Farm, Bs, milk, etc.; Lad, Northcote, milk and farm ; Middle-aged Man, light work, Waikato, Gentle-i man's Farm.— Arthur, Wellesley-street. WANTED — Housekeeper, Gentleman, country ; Woman Cook, 20s, country hotel; Housemaid-waitress, 12s; three Generals, town Cook, 12s, station.—Mrs. Clark's Wakefield street. WANTED— Apprentice a Youth on a good Farm, where cropping, cattle, sheep, and dairy operations are carried on, The youth is very industrious; can milk.— "Apprentice," Hekald Office. WANTED, this morning—Farm Hand, able to milk, and fencing, clearing, 17s and found; Milkers; . Generals, 16s, Gisborne, town; Housemaid and Washing, town, country.—Mrs. Lockley, 280, Queen-street. WANTED— Lady Help, young, strong, - and « willing, a servant's work to do, sheep farm, six children, eldest girl of eleven ; must have very good references. Wages, 7s per week.— M.A.X., Post Office, Paparoa, Kaipara. WANTED — Bullock Drivers, Millhands, Bushmen, Squarers, Pit Sawyers, Sleeper-splitters, second Cook, improver for Blacksmith, youth for Tanner, youth for Farm, 10s, Ploughman, Farm-hands, Milkers, female Cook, elderly Woman for Farm, Generals, Housemaids, Barmaids, Gumdiggers, start given, good field.— McLeod, 8, Queen -street. WANTED to Purchase — One or two A hit t PaIrS flrsrfc " class Telephones.—Ed. Bartley, Architects. WANTED, at once— Dairy of first- «... . J l '" 1188 Butter, from 30 to 601bs. —J. W. "byte L T*«falgar:street > Onehunga. WANTED Known—Pianofortes Tuned, i-ii -» >—G. Hood. Norman-street, Mount KosKiii tfoad. Orders received by Mr. Finch, Stationer. Quf/en-street. ANTED— Sewing Machines sent ▼ T to Scott's Hospital, Victoria-street. No 'Aire, no pay. Observe: Next to TrendaU Brothers, . Printers. WANTED-Good Plain Cook, 25 to 30 ; _ ~ -no washing ; must be efficient and obliging ; English Protestant preferred. — Apply to Mrs. Young, Lower Glenside School, Upper Symondsstreet, between 9 and 11 a.m. WANTED Known— have a large stock of best enamelled Saucepans, Frypans, Basins, Bh.wls, Jugs, Candlestick-, Muss, ho.p Drainers, 3»l»tes, Pie Dishes, all of a quality superior to anything we have had and prices lower than we have ever . ffered tiiem. — J. and J. DICK It Y, 231, Queen-street. WANTED Known—That Farmers and . ~ „ others can be supplied with first-class RaN tail Grass S'ted by applying to Samuel Hardy, Greystreet, Tauvawga. WANTED— The Residents ,of Newmrarket to know that arrangements have wade with MR, MAXWELL Chemist, to RKCEiy-E ADVERTISEMENTS until eight ociocic, each evening, for insertion in the next morning's Herald. ■; . ; .... WANTED Goodson's London ; Arcade is renowned for Cheap Tea-sets, Mom 7s Cd to 30s; the 44-pieces Set, with 'lea-pot. Covered Sugar, etc., at 15-s, is a marvel for value. WANTED Known—Goodson's London Arcade and Japanese Bazaar contains the largest stock of Japanese Goods in the Colony, ottered at temptingly low prices, and receiving constiint additions. WANTED Known-Goodson's London Arcade, in Queen-street, and Goodson's •?o on^ "* ' e in Karangahape Road, nearly opposite Hank of New Zealand, are the counterpart of each other, and that which is obtainable at the one is also at the other. WANTED Known, .by. Architects, =f -~ Seders, and Carpenters— K.T.Co. stencilled upon doors and sashes signifies that tho £auri limber Co. manufactured them. Insist upon na-ving K.T. Co. Joinery. It is made from thoroughly seasoned timber. WANTED Known-Goodson's London "Arcade has for the last 12 years been the cheapest place in Auckland for Stationery, and is still the same. The 6d packet of Note Paper, five quires, is unequalled. ANTED Known — That Advertise- ▼ T ments for insertion in the New Zealand Herald may be left with Messrs. Robertson Bros., Telephone Bureau, Symonds-street. W" ANTED—Purchaser for goodwill and «r>TT QW funitu of PRIVATE BOARDING- , UOUbJi of medium size, on the line of tramway, convenient to Queen-street. This business, of Ion" standing, subject to a low rental, is to be sold as a going concern. For full particulars apply to Louch, Son, and Company, 91, Queen-street. WANTED Known—Goodson's London Arcade for good and cheap Pocket Cutlery; Electro-plate of all kinds, and Britannia Metal Tea pots; has a wide reputation. WANTED to Buy-Leftoff Clothing of n j , very description. All orders punctually attended -C. Whitten, Wellesley-street West, below Y.M.C.A. Rooms. ' WANTED— For comfort and appearance ... _ , —Hand-sewn the only Boot. We have a , Staff of Workmen Making and (Repairing while waiting) Best English and Colonial Leather.Wm. Miller and Son, High-street (near G.P.0.) WANTED Known-Goodson's London T ▼ Arcade is always up to date in Games and Puzzles-Tiddlywinks, Is; Katapult, Is ; Centrifugal Railway, is; JJalma, Is, &c.; the Magic Camera (Is) is a fund of amusement. WANTED Known—Goodson's London Arcado.presents unusual facilities to pur chasers of real genuine Gold and Silver Jewellery. Having a very large stock, always being suppleniented by the latest novelties, and at prices much below the ordinary run. TXTAIITED—The Public ot Newton to ▼ ▼ know that arrangements have been made with MR. CRAWFORD, Chemist, of Karangahape Road, to RECEIVE ADVERTISEMENTS until half-past eight o'clock each evening, for insertion in the next morning's Herald. WANTED Known — £5 to £1000 to . Lend on Furniture, without removal Pianos, Deposit of Deeds, Freehold and Leasehold Legacies. Personal Security, Promissory Notei, Mortgages, Life Policies, &c, Ac—N.Z. Mortgage Loan, and Discount Bank. High-street. WANTED Known— we are posi- * ,r. t»vely clearing out the present entire stock of 1 ravelling Trunks and Bonnet Boxes of all size, at lower prices than have ever been known in Auck land. These trunks are all steel, strong and dur $?%n>£S£, while there is a bargain at J. and J DICKEY'S. 234. Queen-street, ' WANTED Known — That for House Furnishing, Ironmongery and Culinary Utensils, Hairy and Laundry Requisites, with the hundred and one useful and desirable little articles connected with the Hardware Trade, go to the place to get the right thing at the right price J, and J. DICKEY. 334, Queen-street. WANTED Known—Oust the thing for a nice little Wedding Present, one of the new and beautiful Cleveland Table Amps, carefully packed in neat case, and delivered free to any part «f the city, railway, or wharf, on receipt of 10s 6d. Extraordinarily cheap. See sample alight in our window.—J. &J. DICKEY. 234, Queen-street. WANTED Known— a bright light makes a happy home. Of all our successful enterprises, the importation and introduction ol five hundred "Cleveland" Table Lamps crowns them all. We have already sold scores, and have no hesitation in saying it has no equal for Beauty Brilliancy, Simplicity, and Economy. _ J. and J DICKEY 231, Wueen-street. WANTED Known - Wedding:! and „ - v ß! [ tay Presents. Best Table and Tea Knives, best Electro-plated and Nickel-silver Spoons and Forks, Electro plated and Britannia Metal Tea pots, Cruet Stands, Toast Backs. Butter Coolers Biscuit Jars, Butter Knives. See the choice assort ment at J. &J. DICKEY'S, 234, Queen-street. ; , ' , WANTED Known— we deliver Taupiri, Bay of Islands, and Newcastle Coal, also Firewood, to any part of the City o. Subutbs, at Lowest Rates.— * 0. Winston* Customs-street ;■■■. • . , WANTED Known—That J. A. Pond and Co. are not only Manufacturers of -'■- Butter Boxes.and Dairy Utensils; but that they are makers of every description of Boxes.: Fence PU-fcetSj Stares, etc., at lowest pricesfor cash.