Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10836, 20 August 1898, Page 1

• Wanted __ : '•?■; WANTED-An Errand Boy.-Apply Chas. ' i Eatjen, Chemist, Queen-street (opposite ■;•;;. 8.N.Z.). ■•■• ' ____ ■ ';• WANTED-Bnyers of Fowls at os a pair.- '.- '-4J »T W. Foss, corner Victoria and Uobsou ■.;% Streets. ._ . ?m WANTED-Two Respectable Boys, ago 15 ~'J \ i and 17 respectively ,-C. Plummer, Hat . ::; Factory; Coburg-streeU 'M WANTED-Hire Strong Horse and Tax or . •¥> Light Spring Cart for mouth, Mate price.— Box 322. WANTED-Buyers of Fowls, Ducks, Turkeys, and Eabbits.-W. Foss, corner Victoria and Hobson Streets. , WANTED to Buy, cheap for cnsh-Sec'ond-I I hand Piano. State maker, price, and full particulars, to Box 431, G.1'.0. WANTED Known-That Suteliffe. near Three Lamps, delivers Fish and Oysters - ; to all parts of Ponsonby. Please leave orders. TIT'ANTED to Exchange—A 60-guinea Aincri- l IV can Organ for a Richardson's Piano and Organ Showrooms, Victoria-street East. "TTTTANTED to Purchase-Houses for cash, •» I City. Newton. Epsom, Mount Eden. Ponsonby; Businesses.— 117, Queenstreet. • ' WANTED Known-Second-hand Clothing ■t T bought, sold, and exchanged; highest prices.— Greaves, Queen-street (opposite iv Firebell). WANTED to Let-Furnished Room. Good % •» V, Beds for single men, 4s per week.— Melbourne House, 46, Hobson-street, near Vic-toria-street WANTED-Byclists to bring thjir Machines to Riseler and Young's for Enamelling and Overhauling for 12s 6d, reduced rate. This „ , month only. ..'; WANTED— Man Cook, 25s ; Groom, garden, etc., 10s; Youth, milk, drive. 10s ; Ploughmen and Boys.-Heighton and Co., 162. Queen-street. WANTED-Employment, by Fine, Able, Sober Young Man, milk, groom, garden, waiter, paint, do carpentring.— 24, Queen-street. WANTED-W. Cook, boarding-house; CookLaundress; House-parlourmaid; Gene- >. rals, and to assist.—Miss Bacon, Victoria Arcade; reopen 7 to 9. WANTED-Employment by Tall. Ecspeot- / able, Sober, All-round Hotelman, good , pantryman, porter, and first-class waiter.— McLeod, 24. Queen-street. WANTED Known-That our MACKINTOSHES aro, if possible, better than ever, both as to quality and price. Every coat gnaranteed.-R. UOBBS. WANTED-Employment by First-class Wo- / man Cook; good references; hotel or private; age about 40,-McLepd, 24, Queenstreet. Telephone. 834. WANTED by Married Couple with two Children-Situation; limn good allround farm hand and waggoner; wife good housekeeper.— 24. Queen-street. WANTED-Employment in shop of any kind, by Besnectablo Nice Young Woman of 20, has been in confectioner's shop; moderate McLeod, 24. Queen-street, ■'. WANTED, for Sunny Ponsonby - Good Generals; Girls to assist, etc., good wages, comfortable homes— Tomhnson's v Registry Office, Ponsonby Road, near All Saints'. - WANTED-Cook (gentleman's family), no washing; Cook-Laundress (small family), Generals, Young Girl, Housemaids, '.' Housekeepers, wanting situations. — Mrs. Arthur. WANTED -Cook-Laundresses, 12s, 15s; Waitress, Gisborne; General, 15s, Taupo, Waitekanri; Generals, hotel, private, others—Mrs. Clark's, Shortland-strect. Close Saturday, 1 o'clock; re-open Thursday evenings only. . WANTED to Sell-Established Mercantile Business in City; thorough working k order. Good opening for gentleman with commercial experience. No liabilities. £100 cash. Principals only.—" Ciates," HERALD Office. .__ j WANTED Known-Miss Nicoll, 22, Victoria- S VI. street East, Ladies' Hairdresser and Hairworker; Ladies' own Combings made into Switches and Fringes, Ladies' and Children's ".:. Haircntting and .Singeing;,' Best work '-'--{'A guaranteed. - -.•,'■■■; : ''?'-- ; '" ■ •.-','' WANTED-Good Farm Hands; Milkers; -> Driver; Cabinetmaker's Improver; Boy for cabinetmaker; Wheelwright; Gardener; Generals; Housekeeper; Assistant. Wanted to Buy-Ticket for Sydney or Wellington. Two Houses to Let, one furnished.-McLeod, ; 24, Queen-street. Telephone 884. "YSf ANTED Known by Builders and the ResiV » dents of Devonport and Lake Takapuna —That W. Lockwood is prepared to supply all kinds of Building Timber, Joinery, Moulding, and Ironmongery from his Yards, Beach Koad, near Calliope Dock. Orders left with ■> J. Syms, Coal-yard, next to Post Office, Devonport, will receive prompt attention. ■■:. WANTED Seen, this week-Our Show of ' Boots that are made to order.— and Son, High-street, Bespoke Bootmakers (near G.P.0.). WANTED to Sell-Beautiful Building Sec- \»' tions at Stanley, North Shore, behind *| Calliope Dock. Terms easy.—Apply to Buttle Bros., Land Agents, No. 5, Insurance Buildings. , WANTED Known-Pianofortes Tuned, ss. ;■, —G. Hood, Norman-street, Mount Rob- ,ii| kill Road. Orders received by Mr. slash, f?!ationer, Queen-street. WAITED, Known—Money to Lend on ; Mortgage or approved P.N.'s. Low "J rate of interest,— Ussher, 192. Queen-street WANTED to Sell, at Bartlev. NorthcoteTwo and a-half Acres Laud in Staf-ford-street aud Richmond Road; clean, sandy beach, close to, and lovely view of, harbour. * Terms very easy .-Buttle Brothers, Stock Exchange; ■:* WANTED to Buy-Left-off Clothing. Pert».. sons waited on at their own residences. Highest cash price given.— Hartley, near the Opera House, Wcllesley-street West. : WANTED Known-That Airertisements ■ for insertion in the New ZEALAND '} HERALD may be left with Messrs. J. A. & ' R. Bell. Telephone Bureau, Symonds-street. WANTED Known, by Architects, Builders, ) and Carpenters—That K.T. Co. sten- ■ S cillod upon doors and sashes signifies that -'■ the Kauri Tin bsr Company manufactured them. Insist upon having K.T. Co. Joinery. It is made from thoroughly seasoned timber WANTED Kn'j,vn-That we deliver Tanpiri, Bay of Islands, and Newcastle Coal, also Firewood, to any part of the City or Suburbs, at Lowe3t Bates.—W. &G. Winstone, Customs-street. WANTED Known-that Stewart Dawson and Co.'s Premises will be Closed every Wednesday Afternoon from one p.m. and will be open till half-past nine or. , Saturday evenings. WANTED to Buy-Ladies' and Gentlemen's New and Left-off Clothing. Waited on at their homes. Highest cash • price given-Mrs. Laurence, Uobson's Buimings. Hobson-street. ■' , ' WANTED Known - LADIES' EVENING SHOES-A large assortment of Even- - ing Shoes, Is lid, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s lid per pair, in Tan and Black; 283 pairs Ladies' Foxhead Carpet Slippers, at is lid; Ladies' Walking Shoes, 2s lid, 33 lid, 4s lid, 5s 6d up to 10s 9d; Ladies' Lace Boots, 4s lid to 103 6d; Children's Sand Shoes, Is lid; Women's and Men's do.. 2s 6d and 2s lid.—At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and_ll4, Victoria-street, WANTED Known-Felt Slippers, over 3000 pairs to select from, 20 varieties; " Women's Felt Slippers, 7Jd, lOd, Is, Is 6d, Is 9d, 2s, 2s 6d per pair; Men's do., 10} d, Is,"" and 2s 6d; Children's do., 6d; Blakey's Boot M Protectors, Id per bag; 1250 gross Mohair Boot Laces, Is 9d per gross.— MILLER'S, 112 and 114, Victoria-street. ';.- WANTED Known, at MILLER'S, VICTORLA-STREET-SPECTACLES-Good Specta- . cles and Case for 6d; Superior Quality, Is; Crystal do., 2s 6d; "Real English Pebbles," 3s 6d pair; Smoke Spectacles, 6d, 9d, and Is a per pair; American Clocks, 2s 6d each; Alarm do., 3s 6d.-At MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY, Victoria-street. ~/ WANTED Known-NEW MUSIC.-Just arrived, 2 Cases of New .Music, 15,000 copies to select from, 3d per copy, or six for Is, post free. Good Envelopes, 2s 6(1 per thousand.-At MILLER'S FANCY EEPOSITORY. Victoria-street. ■ WANTED Known-English Watches 5s lid each, Waterbury Watches 8s 6d.—At "jS MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY, Victoria- '% street. . •WANTED KNOWN- ■ »"i . A. L. SMITH, DENTIST, Hobson-street, opposite St. Matthew's Church ARTIFICIAL TEETH SUPPLIED AT REDUCED CHARGES. v Good Fit Guaranteed. -:.''■ TEETH EXTRACTED without any pain. || Charge is 5s (Gas included). I don't pretend to supply Guinea Sets. ;i WANTED ." OWN/ M '■ ALBERT S. J.LAMB,. r%| PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST (by Exam.), . M Late Assistant with Mr. S. Gilbert, ' ' .C' •.''-"''..;, Queen-street, .*";•>. - :. - s ■••.■ ■ Begs to notify that be has OPENED A PHAR- • '.-"■■'•*' MACY IN SYMONDS-STREET (below Wind- ~ < mill). Medicines obtainable at any hour. : - j Dr. Foucart Scanlan attends daily, 11 a.m.::"?.-: : to 12, and 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.