TSrANTED—AGood Smart Youth for DeVV' " liver?, accustonwd to : liorse3.—Apply, Andrew McNeill, Newmarket. ___j I T'/ST'ANTED— Generals. Girls to assist, also VV F-uiov Needle Work sold on Corffimis- | sioti;—-Mrs. Harris, 113. Synionds-street. . .: -.-■ WANTED—A' Man* for farm work; one ac"'customed te horses preferred.—Apply | 61, Hobson-street, between 7 and 5 (p.m., j . Saturday .:M ■•■' ___ '■' ' '■ ■-' : \ "XT-rANTED To Sell— Confectioners' Dww- j VV • ness. " Will . teach the business | thoroughly. Also Boaruingliouseo. etc.—Mrs. j Lockley. 42, Shortland-strett. ' WANTED to Sell—An almost New High- . Power Gas:■• Burner, with pipes and fit- . ting's complete;'-' boils 71 gallons air hour.— ■'.Apply house nest-Airs:. Rose, Khyper Pass. MRS. LOOKLEY, 42. Rhortland-strect, wants iM. " Experienced Groom „ and Coachman, Porter, ' Kitclieninen. Man. Cook, Station 'Couple'-(£80) ; useful-Youth hotel, E itorva ; Young 'Woman Cook, and Housemaid, _ together, Eotorua ; -Women Cooks, all parts ; Generals, Lady Helps, • Waitresses, House-, maids, Nurse and Needlewoman, Barmaid,, etc. office reopen at "7. UNIVERSITY ■ OF ; TASMANIA ■ .-AND V \ HOBABT TECHNICAL SCHOOL. Applications are invited for the Appoint- ■ ment ? ; of Lecturer in Chemistry, Assaying:, ',i,id Kindred Subjects, the time of-the *. Lecturer- to be divided between the Students of the University and those of the Technical School. Joint salary. £300 per annum, with , such opportunities for private practice as may be arranged. Applications, with testimonials, to be sent on or before December 19 next, to the undersigned, from whom, and; also from the Chairman of the Hobart Technical School Committee, further particulars can be obtained. JAMES H. R. CRUICKSHANK, Registrar, University of Tasmania. §*ft|fl© . J OYAL FOUNTAIN OF mtimfm friendship lodge, no. Klß*'' » ' - ' 3920, 1.0.0. F., M.U., A.D. <(_____!___&_!v>>TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. Applications for the position of Medical Officer to the above-named Lodge, will be received up to five p.m. of MONDAY, December 3. Copies of Conditions, Duties, etc., may bo obtained from Mr. M. J. Bennett, Painter, Karangahape Road; Mr. S. Gilbert, Chemist, Queen-street; Mr. J. Trenwith, Bootmaker, Wakefk...-street. Applications to be addressed to the Secretary, MR. C. S. WRIGHT, Russell-street, Ponspnby. A UCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The Governors of the Grammar School are desirous of establishing a Boardinghouss connected with the School, in the vicinity of Auckland, and invite persons who may possess a Large House and not less than Five Acres i of Level Land adjoining it, to submit to the Board proposals for selling or leasing (with a purchasing clause) such House and Land. ' Offers addressed to the Chairman of the . Board will be received at my office. 302, Victoria Arcade, up to Noon of SATURDAY, the 15th December, 1900. Further mforma--1 tion may be had from Mr. Mays, 15, Palmers--1 ton Buildings. W. WALLACE KIDD, , I Secretary. _ November ■ 30, 1900. , | , I, i^UC]aANI}^^ i^SAMMAR^»t-g CHOOL ' ; APPLICATIONS for the position of a JUNIOR MASTER, non-resident, will be received by the Secretary up to the 19th o! . January next. The applicant must be a I Graduate of some University. Salary, £16( a year. For further particulars, apply tc the Headmaster. 3 W. WALLACE KIDD, 3 Secretary. j ■ A GENTLEMAN, aged 40, holding a good position, wishes to meet an educated J and cultured lady with a view to marriage - Literary and artistic tastes and good healtl l more important than money or beauty. l Address, in the first instance, S.P.Q.R., cart i Evening Post, Wellington. " "OOYS Wanted for Machine'■ Room and Er 3 J3 rands.— Manager, HERALD Works ! * Queen-street. CANVASSERS (experienced) Wanted for Sail of Books, et;.; large commission.— :. Mining Chambers, second door, Exchangi Y Lane. COMPETENT COOK or Laundress, or Gene ral Servant, also House and Parloui s Maid.—Mrs. Roberts, Invermay, Syxnonds •- street. " EXPERIENCED TYPIST (Own Machine) de * Jo sires Situation in Solicitor's or othei 1 office. References.—'' Typist," HEKALD Office a .. . . — — ( GENTLEMAN requires Comfortable Home bath and good table, Grafton or Eas fi part of city; no boardinghouses need apply —" Woodcarver," Herald Office. ° HpO Foremen Tailors.—Vacancy for a Goes J- General Cutter.—Address " Tailor,' - HERALD Office. '■ w A N T E D- ;. SECOND-HAND RAILS, 40 or 50 lbs to the yard. S Full particulars to >. RAIL, HERALD Office. J TTtT ANTED KNOWN- * VV* That R. NICHOLLS, 3 RANGE MANUFACTURER, 426, QUEEN-ST. i Maker of the RELIABLE PATENT ORB RANGE, The Be3t and Cheapest in the Market, 1 Also, , Unbreakable Steel-top Ranges, made to any Dimensions, ' Has For Sale a number of Really Good Second I hand Stoves and Ranges, to be Sold cheap. » namely —Zealandia, Mistress. Aidress, Success „ Rhodes, Dover, Trafford, Portdownie, and other Stoves and Ranges. All kinds of FitJ tings on hand or made to order. Repairs done. Exchanges made. Old Ranges bought WANTED Diningroom Suites, in American Leather, £4; Drawingroom 3 Suites, in Tapestry and Plush, £4 10s; Bed - steads, from 18s; Wire Mattress, 8s 6d; Flaj 3- Mattress, 6s. 6d; Kapok Mattress, Win Stretchers, 13a; Kitchen Chairs, 2s 6d: Cane - seated, 3s 6d: Bentwood Chairs; Kitchei l " Tables, 10s 6d; Washstand and Dressing u Table, 10s 6d the pair; Duchess Pairs, 35s '* Floorcloth, Linoleum; Curtains, Is 6d pe: a pair; Curtain Poles, is 6d: Blankets, ''tit _, per pair; Blinds, with patent rollers: Crock . ery; Tea Sets, 7s 64; Dinner Set, 15s 6d, splen r did value; Toilet Sets, 4s 6d. Ironmongery » Kerosene Stoves, 3s, with oven 17s 6d; Spiri Stoves, 9d; Meat Mincers, 7s 6d; White _ handled Tea Knives, 2s J-dozen; Tea Spoons E Is J-dozen; Iron, Steel, and Enamel' Sauce pans, from Is 3d; best Alarm Clocks, 6s 6d - Nickel Cruets,' 4s; Dover Stoves, good oven r 5 holes on top, 52s 6d; Enamel Stewpan, 1 1- 6d; Enamel Pie Dishes, 8d; Enamel Preserv ing Pans, 28 9d; Wire Netting; Hand Saw ' 2s; Foot Rules, 6d; Levels, 2s 3d; Squares 6 Is; etc.— H. R. Shroff's, 106 and 108, Vic II toria-street. ~ ANTED Known— D. Goldie is pre 6 V V pared to sell all kinds of Building am e other' Timber, including Hardwood Spokes 3 " Felloes, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Shafts Blocks, Palings, and Shingles, at his Yards a Albert- street (near the Docks), at the Lowes „ Cash Prices. The timber being under cove ■ s is better than that purchased elsewhere. WANTED Known —On Sale—Portlan Cement, Hydraulic and Garden Lime _ Bricks, Sand, Pipes, etc. Advice on conoret free. J.. WILSON AND CO., 0 . Custom-street West. f "VU" A:N,rE:D Known— intending t 1 ? T Buy Land or House Properties, to cal _ and consult Mr. Thornes, 91, Queen-street, wit] l regard to suitable Homes or Investments .' Several specially good Blocks just on hand {. showing 10 to 12 per cent, interest. To Owners desirous of speedily realising, m: - Sales by Auction offer special advantages. s- „._ J. THORNES. 91. Queen-street. 1. ITiT ANTED Known— >'. Wiimette, \. Pip VV Organ Builder.— and Harrao - niums Tuned and Repaired. Organ Pedal y fitted to pianofortes for home practice. Sath n faction guaranteed to country settlers send 8, ing their instruments to town. Importer o Organ-blowing Engines of tho latest types " Factory and Residence, Prospect-street,. Aucl S land. New Zealand. . . .'.■■■ l- T\ V X O LI D :.-'.'-] ill/' IS ON THE MATATUA S '.- '■ A •■'.'■' . '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11544, 1 December 1900, Page 1
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