Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11824, 29 November 1901, Page 1

Wanted. ' —.' i „ , "l;'| WANTED— Experienced Man for hotel work —Apply, City Club Hotel. WANTED-Two Respectable Boys. age 16, '- ; * t -C. Plumraer. Straw Hat Factory, Lorne-street, opposite Cousins and Cousins. W" ' ANTED TO PUROHASE-Faraily Hon*. V f Phaeton or Trap, and Harness.—Apply V.*. S. Turner, Second Floor. HEEAID Build- "'•" ings. ; __ ■■;, . g "PLANTED— Youth, to milk, Taranaki, pa*; ; T rS .t? saee paid.—Fo« information apply to' . Mrs. Birley, care Mr. Newland, Banfnrly Road, Epsom. . ■ T7C7ANTED. by Married Connie with two chil- ii .V f dren— Furnished Cottage, or two I rooms adjoining.—Apply " K.J.." Herald j OKice. ' WANTED to Let—Single anil Double Far- , Vat» nished Bedrooms; terms moderate; every convenience.—Strathmore. House, 346, Queen-street. , "TOTANTED—Fireman, (with family pre- ,' » * i lei red).—Apply immediately Riverheatl Pa;»ei Mills, Bank of New Zealand Buildings, . '"' Queen-street. -' ■' WANTED to Rent,, for summer months--i»,i Furnished Cottage in country, near railway station.— by letter, " Visitor." ---'# Herald Office. WANTED to Let—Furnished Bedrooms, suit " i : ; 2 mutes, 7s; also, Single Rooms; oatn, every convenience.—No. 10, Graham-street, off - ' ,■- Victoria-street West. - .. T/CTANTED—Situation bj Educated Lady "V'fts V I ae Housekeeper (widower's family), . . Governess, Companion. or Nurse; good needlewoman.—Mrs. Clark, next Star Office. ""OCTANTED— for Occasional Troati \ ? ment: experienced in hydropathy ot ;;: Kirk's Treatment : Certificate or Referent:* . to Doctor required.—Address, " 8.5. G., . " HERALD OUlce. WANTED— Gentlemen Boarders, comfortable home; use piano; splendid harbour view; close to tram and W.E.R. Club '' boat-house; late residence of Mr. G. W. Owen. —Mrs. Bell Booth, Westwood, Shelly Beach r Road. ■ '; WANTED— Lady, shop Generals. '/ town, suburbs ; Cooks, hotel, private; f Housemaids. Waitresses. Laundress, Lady Helps: General, Gisborne. 15s.—Mrs. Arthur, .'-;, Strand Arcade. " ■. S TXTANTED— A Thousand Customers for our f » new lot of Rich. Shilling Fanning*.— John Earle and Co., Direct TEA IMPORTERS, Queen-street. WANTED— who wish to save money to buy our very rich strong Fanninea at if-.— John Earle and Co., Direct TEA IMPORTERS, Queen-street; WANTED— Thousand Customers for out- .;? 21b tins choice Indian Tea, at 2/- each. Awfully cheap.— Earle and Co., TEA IMPORTERS, Queen-street. -'2, WANTED— Delicate and nervous popple to get our pure China Tea. almost free from tannin.— Earle and Co., DIRECT IMPORTERS, Queen-street. WANTED— Those who like tip-top Tea to ■'', try our new lot of grand, strong 1 . Shilling Farmings.John Earle and Co., Direct TEA IMPORTERS. Queen-street. ■ WANTED— and Farm Hands for ..,''■'>- Taranaki. 255, Waikato 20s, Otahuhu. ; Remuera, and E. Coast. 20s; Flax. Heckler, ~ contract; Flax Baler, 6s day; Good Ciroulai- , : % Saw Hand foi Taranaki, manage and keep saw, 10s; Elderly Man, drive doctor. 15s; Car- ' penter, 7s day ; Married Couple for dairy farm; :'■■'■': Elderly Ploughman, 15s; Generals; Several y Waitresses; Housemaid; Housekeeper; W. .','',, Cooks; Assistants; Men Cooks, 30s, 355. and 60s; Rough Carpenter.—McLeod, Queen-street, opposite Railway Station. Telephone 884. WANTEL Known—We dc not think a gentleman could make a more accept- - -'. able present to a lady at Christmas time than a large Stoppered Bottle of No. 52 Lavender Water. It is high -class and de- J . lightfully fragrant. It would stand nicely on the toilet table. There are two sizes ,'. . suitable for this purpose— As and 6s 6d each. -At JEFFERSON'S PHARMACY STORES, .' Queen-street (a few doors bolot. D.S.C.). •_ WANTED to Sell— and Poultry Busi- . ness; good stand.— 236, Karangahape Road. ■ ' ■ / ■■'-:■ -, ~--.. - . 7,J TAfANTED— in. Town or in Newtca ( ■•.,-. v » " call in at'Legg'te Hygienic Bakery and ' - try the Ice Cream; best quality only. ' . ' ' * WANTED— to know that Pupils whom I recommend as efficient, can read their Shorthand Notes, and use the Typewriter correctly— G. JAERETT, Shorthand Writer and Typist, 6, Wyndham-street. I WANTED Known— in future Stewart Dawson and Cow's Premises Close at 1 / ! p.m. on Saturdays instead of Wednesdays. and will he open on Friday evenings. --■ ,-■ , WANTED Known— Gentlemen.— send your Address when disposing of Left-off Wearing Apparel (Highest Prioe : . / given) to Hartley's, near Opera House, Welles-ley-street. ■ • - ";.. '■'.', WANTED Known—"Don't Overlook the Fact!" J. WISEMAN AND SON are Manufacturers and Importers of Saddlery and Harness to suit all classes. - _ . ; | WANTED Known—TJdat Advertisement* for insertion in the NEW ZEALAND HERALD may be left with Mr. Ganderton. Telephone Bureau, Symonds-street. , WANTED Known—That we deliver Tan- ' .--- •Diri,' Bay of Islands, and Newcastle Coal, also Firewood, to. any part of the City or Suburbs at Lowest Bates.— and G. Winstone. Custom-street. ,' • I____ WANTED Known—Tennis Racquets, all qualities; Slazenger's Tennis Balls; , " Racquets re3tnmg ( nd repaired.—J. Wiseman and Son, WANTED Known, by Architects, Builders, and Carpenters—That K.T. Co. stencilled upon doors and sashes signifies that the Kauri Timber Company manufactured them. Insist upon having K.T. Co. Joinery. It. is made from thoroughly seasoned timber. WANTED to Sell-Beautiful Building Sections at Stanley, North Shore, behind :;- : Calliope Dock. Terms easy.— to Buttle .' ' Bros., Land Agents, No. 5, Insurance Buildings. ■ _________'■' WANTED Known— Presents.— moan*.ed Purses. Card-cases. Indies' Hand and Fitted Bags, Writing-cases, Pocketknives, Silver-iiounted Walking Sticks, Whips, Bowl-cases, etc—-J. Wiseman and Son, Queen- - street. ; WANTED to Sell, at Bartley, Northcote— . Two and a-half Acres Land in Staf-, --~-; ford-street and Richmond Road; clean, sandy beach close to, and lovely view of harbonr. ' 'Terms very easy.—Buttle Brothers, Stock Exchange. , ',- "T/CrANTED—The PUBLIC OF NEWMARKET VV to Know— MR TEED. Chemist . R (late Jefferson), has' been empowered to RECEIVE ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the HERALD or the WEEKLY NEWS. WANTED— The Public of Newton to Know —That ariangementa have been made - % with MR. CRAWFORD, Chemist of Karanga- ' ; kape Road, to RECEIVE ADVERTISEMENTS until half-past eight o'clock each evening for insertion in tho next morning's HERALD. WANTED Known— D. Goldie'fa 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- , - JUST RECEIVEDFull Stock Butterick Paper Patterns for No- - v vember. S-; Also—Delineator for November, price Bd. ,- Also—Glass of Fashion for November, price 4d, Also Fashions Sheet for November, price Id Latest Catalogues of Fashions. W. P. OGILVrE. Wellesley-street. "Wj ANTE x.i\ Vj Owners of Horses to ask their Grocer or Merchant lor " ANDREW AND LLOYD'S Al CHAFF. - The Best Manufactured. OTAHPHD. -.- WANTED Known.— near approach of the Christmas Season, anu the consequent large demand for Presents of aU kinds, . calls for a Special Effort on our part for the benefit of our numerous clients in town and country. We have this season been able to purchase many lines at exceptionally low rates, and we would remind those of our customers who have in years past entrusted us with their favours, that we are in a better position than ever to fulfil their many wants. Tho large increase in oar Premises, and the many conveniences we now possess, enable ua to fulfil with promptitude our ever-increasing orders from country aad town. School Committees, Bazaar Committees, and those purchasing largely at this season, are respectfully reminded that our enormous Stock enables us to give a variety not obtainable elsewhere, and our Priees will be found satisfac- s tory. Every care taken in selection and packing of parcels;. Catalogues posted free ' upon application, and all inquiries promptly - answered. Inspection cordially invited at all/ times to GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADB AND JAPANESE BAZAAR, 230. 232. and 234. Queen-street, Auckland (and at Karangahapu < Road). =- , ~■ "■ "" 1 ■ '"jCT UN Q IT 8. ' Highest Prico Given for any Quantity, , JOHN EEIQ AND. fip,« &&£&«&. anoJUftadi; j / :■■'■; '•■;s /■-'-.-'■ '-:-. ."■■--'.-' ■■"- 'wfiM