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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9497, 28 April 1894, Page 1

Wanted. WANTED— A Carpenter.—Apply to 1 . Williams, Queen-street Wharf. WANTED— smart Lad, for errands. —Apply Publisher, Herald Office. WANTED— Situation by good practical Gardener. — Apply Gardener, Herald Office. WANTED— A good small size secondhand Safe.— L. Rimnier, Coffee Meechant, Wello.sley-stre it. TTfTANTED — A Partner, with about If . £200, to work a farm of 350 acres.—Apply to W. Aitken, Land Agent. WANTED — Nursery-Governess, Nur-sery-Housemaid, Generals, Housekeeper (Bs).—Mrs. Lockley. 280, Queen-street. WANTED — Housemaids ; Generals, Parnell, Mount Albert, Pon?onby.—Mrs. Arthur, Wellesloy-street, next Uewiu'.s. \XTANTED— A strong active Sfcoreman ; T v must be acquainted with the grocery trade. —Apply with references to P.»>- ?*?r. "--■ WANTED— A Farm Couple. £60 and found; Servant Girls, 10s ; and others.— Heighten and Co., Agents, 304, Queen-street. WANTED Known— Another Lot, and one of the best, of the Celebrated Silk Dresses, la lid, at McMaster and Khalders'. WANTED— Ladies to See the Splendid Value in Stylish French Hopsack and Serge Dresses at McMaster and Shalders'. WANTED -Situations for Lady Helps, domesticated; also, for Housemaid, Bar, or Waitress.—Mrs. Lockley, 2SO, Queen-street. WANTED —Situation for experienced Groom and Gardener ; steady, reliable, and single ; references.—Mrs. Lockley, 2HO, Queenstreet. WJT ANTED Known — The Best and TT Cheapest Mackintoshes in Auckland now on sale at J. Green's. Come and see for yourselves. WANTED, by a young Lady—Morning Engagement as Governess to children under 12.— particulars, address Mrs. LocWey, 230, Queen-street. WANTED Experienced Lady's Maid or Children's Nurse, would give'services in return for passage to America ; good sailor ; references.—Mrs. Clark, Wakefleld-street. "ITTANTED—Situations for Nursery ▼ f Governess, Lady Helps, Housekeepers, Young Girl, Cook Laundress, town; one or two good Generals, town.— Arthur, Wellesley-street. WANTED to Purchase, within 8 miles of the city and near to a railway station or omnibus line—A ten-roomed House, with 10 or 1? acres of good glass land.— Apply at the office of W. Aitken, Land Agent. WANTED— Mrs. Lockley has a number of all classes of Men on her books waiting Engagements ; also, good Married Couples, Lady Helps, first-class Waitresses, Heusekeepers, (fee—Mrs. Lockley, 280, Queen-street. WANTED — Gilbert and Sullivan's Operas, words and music, "Pirates" and "lolanthe." 2s 6d given for each book containing music and vocal scores, and Is Crt each for books of words.—Apply C. Chambers, Herald Office. WANTED— Respectable Lad, for gentleman's family, to look after horses and make himself gene; ally useful; Generals, for the country, nice places, good wages; Farmhands, Milkers; Gumdiggers, start given.— McLeod, 8, Queen-street. WANTED to Buy—Leftoff Clothing. Families waited upon. All orders punc--1 tually attended to.- Address : C. Whitten, Welles-ley-street West (four doors below Y.M.C. A.). Business established since 1882. WANTED — Sailors to buy Cardigan Jackets at 5s 9d, worth 8s; Worsted Jerseys, Rubber Sea Boots, and all descriptions of Sailors' Requisites, at J. Green's, Outfitter, Wharf. N.B.—Sailors' Beds alwayii on hand in wholesale oi retail quantities. WANTED Known—For new, beautifu , and perfect Sewing Machines (Cheapest h Auckland), please inspect Scott's Importations, 111, Victoria-street. Machines repaired. WANTED Known—Pianofortes Tuned, ss.- G. Hood, Norman-street, Mount Roar kill Road. Orders received by Mr. Finch, Stationer, Queen-street. . ■ • ■,**:■..■ -?-:ft,, ■ ; . ANTED Kn4wn—ThftCheapeet Place iii Auckland for Bran,*-" Oats. ''Chaff, etc., L. H. McAlpine and Co., Fort-street, Auckland. Also, For Sale, Six Horses. WANTED— or seven roomed Cottage, with stable; Three Lamps prefnired, —Address Thetg., Herald Office. WANTED Known— Shipment of Crinkled Tissue just opened at Goodson's London Arcade. The Choicest Shades obtainable. -

TI7 ANTED — Woman Cook, 20s, GisT V borno ; House Parlourmaid, small family, Betpuera : , Symonds-street; General and Housemaid, same family ; Nursegirl, sleep at home; General, IBs, Taupo; Ladyhelps, Generals, town, country.—Mrs. Clark's, Wakefleltf-street. ' WANTED Known— D. Goldie is prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood Spokes, Felloes, Iron 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 elsewhere. WANTED Known — That purchasers for cash can procure Locks and Hinges of all kinds, Nails, Brads, Tacks, Screws, Brasswars in gruat; variety, Carpenters' and Joiners' Tools, Saws, Braces, Planes, Hammers, Chisels, Squj.res, Files, and Bits, &c, at reduced prices.— and J. DICKEY, 234, Queen-street. WANTED — All and sundry to come T T early and secure Bargains at and under cost price in BR ASS WARE at J. & J. DICKEY'S, 234, Queen-street. WANTED Known — That Advertisements for insertion in- the New Ziumjm Her* i.d may be left with Messrs. Robertson Bros., Telephoaeßureau, Symonds-street. WANTED— on first-class freehold security. — Apply Louch, Son, and Company, 91, Queen-street. ■ YVrANTED Known—A large arrival of T T New Goods at Goodson s London Arcade*;, including the pick of the Sydney markets, selected by C. W. Goodson during a recent visit. WANTED Known— our Stock of Cutlery, E.P. Cruets, Table, Dinner, and Dessert Knives, and Klectro-plate generally, is larger and more varied than ever, and will be now offered at prices which will convince purchasers that we continue to give the best value in Auckland. -J. and J. DICKEY. WANTED— All and sundry to coma early and secure BARGAINS at and under cost price at J. & J. DICKEY'S, 234, Queen-street. 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.) ANTED— and sundry to come IT early and secure Bargains at and luidet cost price in LOCKS at J. «fc J. DICKEY'S. 234, Queen-street. WANTED Known—At the Is and 6d Bazaar, opposite the Bank of New Zealand, Karangahape Road, you can obtain wonderful value for the money: 1001 articles to select from; 1 none more than Is or less than (id. Don't fail tc pity it a visit. WANTED—AH and sundry to coma early and secure Bargains at and under cost price in HINGES at J. & J. DICKEY'S, 234, Queen-street. WANTED— '1 he Residents of Newmarket to know that arrangements have been made with MR. MAXWELL, Chemist, to RECEIVE ADVERTISEMENTS until eight o'clock each evening, for insertion in the next morning's Herald. WANTED Known — Wedding and TT Birthday Presents. Best Table and Tea Knives, best Electro-plated and Nickul-silver Spoons and Forks, Electro-plated and Britannia Metal Tea pots. Cruet Stands, Toast Racks, 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 oSubu bs, at Lowest Rates.— A G. Winstone Customs-street ' WANTED —All and sundry to come and secure Bargains at and under ocst price in SUNDRIES at J. &J. DICKEY'S, 234, Queen-street. . WANTED Known—Some very beautiful Tea, Sets (40 pieces), just opened, real China, and quits new designs; S:2-pieco bet, 6s fid ; also, Toilet or Trinket Sets, from 2s 6d each, some lovely patterns; Afternoon Tea Sets and Trays Fruit Dishes and Plates, and an endless assortment of Glass-ware at very, very low prices.—At Goodton's London Arcades. ' WANTED Known— during our Clearance Sale, Brushes of all kinds. Brooms Whisks, Mops, Scrubbers, Chamois, Glenn ine Paste, Furniture Polish, Brunswick Block, . Glass and China Cement, can be purchased f«rj cheap tor cash »* J. and J. DICKEY'S, 234, Qneen-str.aet. . ■. -.■-■■';■. '■■ "' ,■•■■■•■:■- >'• - ■■ >, ANTED— Public ot Newton to know that arrangement* have been made with MR. CRAWFORD, Chemist, of Karangahape Road to RECEIVE ADVERTISEMENTS until ball-past eight o'clock each eveoijag, (or tßfqrtionin the next raoinimrj HsJUUJ,