Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11853, 3 January 1902, Page 1

Wanted. : -;";|: T\7"ANTED—Second Cook, at once.— e? t. , Commonwealth. 191,, Qneen-strect. "WANTED-Experienced • Night-Porter.-Ap. fcj_*_: ply Criterion Hotel, to-day. WANTED-A General Servant or House.r;maid.—Otago House, Wellcslej--strcet West. ~: : : ' :':.v,: ' v.:-: ,- ■?:'.■;-?■*& -,-.-.,. .':.v.;:'i : <-' ' y\'^<W;. : : : if : -f4iX>M rtV AN , TEn "~ li;sriJ,lo s' lECiil: - '"■' & Practical V.,!' ■.;•■ Gardener; A local references.—Address "- 8.E..-■.HERALD Office. WANTED-AIl classes good. Servants; private and hotels.— Clark, next Star - Office. Reopen tT-'to-night. > u r\7s7"^^^ ED—Furnished ' Room, near QueeniTV : street.- -Stato full particulars, •'. Permancnt/|_care IIES.'iLP Office. ,;••"; • : ['-'i;. WANTED by Married' Man. member N Z v : F.U.—Situation as Working Manager Farm.—" Farmer," HERALD Office. ~ WANTED, for country store—Junior As. sistant who «»n drive.—Apply Com- , m i mercial Hotel, 4 o'clock ; This ; (Friday) Afternoon. ; t ■' M WANTED-A Building Section mx or near ;:'i-Domain Road; or Ranfurlv Road, Ep- m som.—Particulars to "Section," HERALD fcf Office. WANTED— Faring Hands and ?• Milkers, ," ■I, > to T 20s; :Cooks; a Governess; and others.— 3,: Coombes', Arcade, 136,. QueenStreet.'.- l ':^K::^M<^r.r^,\ : : ■■■. -k.- :-;?:?: ! ®p ANTED—Employment '• by "• sober Man of .*▼. 30; milk cow, groom; good gardener; two years last place.-McLeod, Railway Chambers. : "I^7" ANTED—Employment, Young Man, 29, ;:'■ »! .■::. late arrival; book-keeper, office, store. assist;:,'moderate wage.-Heighton and Co., Agents, 136,_Queen-street. . WANTED.— All those who Have not tried Kola-Nip and Soda should samploitat, i any of: the Leading / Hotels. It ,is an Ideal' -'• J ' ■ beverage for Summer Weather. T7TTEmployment by sober, decent. : * y ■ good-temperedKMan;: first-class invalid gentleman s nurse;. good gardener, personal, reference.-McLcod, Railway Chambers, --5 Queen-street. ✓ ' . . ; WANTED OKnoWn-Over 5,0,000 Botties~of • ' . Kola-Nip" have been sold since it was introduced to the New Zealand Public. The* 1 . l i'??„ test , : ot: its ■permanent, ;< popularity.— : Jt At all Hotels. ~:'■•::■ ' ;■■.; .-■■ ".,■ ■; - , ~. •••,.,'■• W TED-Honsemaid -' also ' Waitress, neat »T -Rotorua; Waitress, town; ' Generals, ' town, suburbs, country, good places; CookLaundress; Domesticated Lady Helns.—Mrs. l Arthur, Strand Arcade. . " s: WANTED.-Mrs. Locklej, 42, Shortlandstreet. Young Ladv for bar, ,15s. country; Waitresses and-Housemaids.- to- * I''". gether; Cooks and Housemaids, together:' Waitress. , Rotorua; > Lady-Help,' isborne, 10s ; ■ Generals, Gisborne and all parts, {s to »ss;j ■ :"& Women -Cooks:.-.-Kitcnenmaiil. Paeroa; Per-' ters;: Youth, station. East Coast; also, ■£■•'(-, . ! etc. 5 .::-.-;• . "-" ; ■,;■■ ,-.; 1 WANTED-FemSle Cook. 25s7'"KT^h^t.j r ' .. ■it -.;• 15s; Scullery-man, 20-5 start, R<tv'*tuv;i| Two First-class Waitresses. 15si; , 15s; ;•:, Kitohenman,: 15s, .Te '-Aroha; B;ouse-- v maids, 123 6d, 14s, Wairakei. Rotorua, Hawera, Gisborne.> Waihi,; Cambridge; Generate; - ""{ e-TCrywhere; - Waiter, 15s, - town.—Labour *E :• > > change, Halyday's - Buildings, Shortlandstreet. - , -^ ■ — .' i ■ . - * V:.' WANTED— good; Bushmen Jackers, * 8»' ~, to 9a day,-?-Married?:Couple, without • | children,-: good places; first Cook, 453; 2nd- -| cook. lOtchenman; Hotelman for country, ( M 15s; Ploughman for station, 20s-; Milkers for t - M East Coast, -20s. passage paid; Elderly Plough-i M inan,, no milking; ; Youth, milk and deliver! . '' :milk. ~ 17s 6d: Blacksmith's Imnrover; Farm'! s| Hands i and Milkers for Waikato, Otahuhu,. j| amlßemuera; Farm Hand, only one cow & milk. 20s; Youth, light work. day; Youth /_ for flaxmill, 4s day; W. Cooks, Housemaids. " 3 Waitressei?,. and Generals; Groom, 205.-* M Quean-street, < opposite Railway Station. . '"M Telephone 884. WANTED to Sell, at Bartley. ~ Northcote-- 1 Two;and' a-half Acres Land in Staf- | ford-street and Richmond Road; clean, sandy,; beach : close to, ; and lovely - view of • harbour.i Terms very easy.— Brothers, Stock Exchange. , • ... WANTED:?; Known—The reason, why KolaNip is T so popular is", because \it repre- - ; isents the-highest-type of a Beverage. . It is good for the nerves, the brain, the stomach, and, above all. it is a true thirst-quencher.—•, At_alJ ___, WANTED— People to know that • tbe finest Temperance Beverage is Kola,Njo and Soda: It stands absolutely above all ■others. :; It is > pure and wholesome.— all'- '• t ' Hotels. ■■■ ' j ,' "•■ WANTED Known—That Advertisements • for: insertion in the NEW ZEALAND, HERALD may "be :left '. with Mr. GandertoE. Telephone Btrrean. S>-monds-gtrcct. ,' -.| : , ',i WANTED— "Buyers Glass Jam Jars, Is. ■:6d :p2r:W. Hildreth and Son,.' Corner Victoria and Custom Streets. _ T"?srANTI-ED Known—That in future Stewart' -, V » . :■' E«.vfson and : Co.'s Premises : Close 'at V p.m. (vo Saturdays 5 instead of Wednesdaya,' ■ '» and w/R', he open on Friday evenings. •' •' -•- • , -v Known—?Gentlemen.—Kindly ■■ »V ' send your: Address when" disposing ofi -■':-■- lyeft-off: Wearing "Apparel?; (Highefft " Price ' ~ I <;iven) to Hartley's, near Opera House, Welles- j ■ ley-street. ■ ' - ■ : ', WANTED: Known—That i. we-deliver Tan-;' r ; is niri, i Bay -of ITslands,.' and ■;>■ N&wcastl«f l r ~ t Coal, also Firewood, to any f part of the City,! .5 or Suburbs at Lowest Rates.—W. and G. Win* stone. Custom-street. -- : — ——■ : ' WANTED Known—Tennis Racquets, all 1 qualities; Slazenger's Tennis Balls; : is '■' '; Racquets- restruag and repaired.—J. Wiseraanf ,<, ,-,\ and Son. Quccn-etreet. ■_ j WAITED Known,'by Architects, Builders, and Carpenters—That E.T. Co. .eten- > cilled upon '■■ doors and sashes signiiles that, thie Kauri Timber Company manufactured/ them.- Insist upon having K.T. Co. Joinery. It is made from thoroughly seasoned timber. . *.- _ > WANTED Knovm-'-Useful Presents.—Silver- 1 mounted Pir ses,' Card-cases, -Ladios'l -;- ; -> '-?&% Hand and Fitted _Jsa"B, Writing-cases; Pocket- -"■ ,; , kiaves. Siivt-*-;, outitfid Walking Sticks, Whips, , Eowl-cases.' i'te —J. Wiseman and Son, Queenstreet. •.. ■' ■ - ; , '■.-■3 WANTED ''O Beautiful Building Sections at Star-ley. North Shore, behind lOaiiiope Dock. Terms easy.— to Buttle Bros., Lmd Agents, No. 5, In.m-ance Buildings. ;'; '|-' ■/; •;•;;• ';:,-/ ;: \'. y -■ i TUT ANTED Known—" Don't - Overlook the I '..VV;;*-~hctl" -■-. J. 'WISEMAN AND SON ate Manufacturers and Importers 'of Saddlery and Harness to suit all classes. WANTED-The PUBLIC OF NEWMARKET! ! S to. Know—That MR. TEED. Chemist'' : (late Jefferson), . has , been ' - empowered to RECEIVE ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion ,i J in the HERALD or the WEEKLY NEWS. WANTED— The Public of Newton to Know f&s \;t» —That anangements have been mad» ' v with MR. CRAWFORD. Chemist of ; Karanga- W kape Road, to EECEIVE AD^rERTISEKENTS until half-past eight o'clock each evening for insertion in the next morning's HERALD. • -<'''-"3; WANTED Known— D. Goidie is pre- ,. pared 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.' _____—. . ____ T\r, a n ■~._."-,'■.-:.£: *-, y T,- r , Owners of Horses to ask their ' «, -.-.:. v Grocer or Merchant tor ' •*' ■ .:. ANDREW AND ? LLOYD'S Al" CHAFF. The Best Manufactured. m •:•.-'• .;:■■., OTAHUHU.' '-.- ' ' . '-'M W', ANTED ' K NOW N.'- M VV.I JUST RECEIVED- ' , ■' ~i BUTTERICK'S PAPER 5 PATTERNS, in latest; 1 styles. ■ - : - U ;DELINEATOR for Jan. price Bd, by post 9£d. ■ GLASS OF FASHION for Jan.; price 4d, by '* post sd. Eutterick PENNY FASHIONS for Jan. - ;-) -] OGILVIE," WELLESLEY-STREET. — ■ —35 : —: : —— 'i WANTED Known.— hear: approach of - | ■the Christmas Season, and the conse- , quent large demand for -Presents of all kinds, 5 calls for a Special Effort on our part for the) a benefit of our numerous clients in town and! - '.] country. We have this season been able: 1 to purchase many lines ■at exceptionally low-: - rates,'" and we would remind those of our ens- 1 3 tomers • who have in years past. entrusted us' j with theirs favours, that we are in a '.better, • ', position than ever to fulfil their many wants.' The large increase in our Premises, and tho' many conveniences we now possess, 1 enable ns i" to fulfil with promptitude our ever-incTeasine i;; 'iXOi4 orders from country; and town. School Com-' mittees. Bazaar Committees, -anti those pur-' chasing largely at -this .'season, are respect* fully reminded that bur enormous Stock enables us to give a variety not obtainabloielsewhere, and our Prices : will :be found satisfac- * tory. Every >;cares taken r < in selection and/, pacldng iof x parcels. '--Catalogues posted free', • upon application, and all inquiries promptly;, . '„< . answered. Inspection >• cordially : invited at l h : all times to GOODSON'S * LONDON ARCADB ,\ f / %{•? AND JAPANESE ' BAZAAR, - 230, 232,' and 234, ■ Queen-street, Auckland (and at Karangahspi Road). ______________- — '•'■■' J ■' TXT. A __ D _, s 0 VT, V-, r v »< , . , That .'■ | (< CRAIG'S CURIOSITY'FECI'' , 13 IN PRICKS-STREET, ■; :: r"-; : :-;-:.-' : 'r .-_____Kii