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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11872, 25 January 1902, Page 1

ANY Person who saw an Elderly Gentleman JLjL . thrown from the step of the train' at > Penrose on November 27, 1331, is urgently requested to communicate with Mrs. Murray, Otahuhu, or Burton and Hammond, Auckland. ' ' j ■ MATRIMONIAL — Daughter, can ItX milk, make butter, good housekeeper, with means and property, seeks Life Partner through Hannaford's Agency, 410, Queenstreet. _ MISS EMILY QUARRIE. who for the lastivX two years and a-half, has been a patienthi the Auckland Hospital, left there about a fortnight ago in a very weak aijd nelpless condition. Her many friensls will bo sorry to hear that she is still no better, and is at present staying with her sister, Mrs. J. R. Lang, Fairview Farm, Mangerc. '- r , - ■ HANKS. — Mr. ' and Mrs. . QUARRIE JL and Family desire - to tender their sincere thanks to Drs. Inglis and Adams, also to Dr. Teague and the Nursing Staff of the Auckland Hospital, especially Nurses Bagley, Murray, Gil!, ax.i Graham, for their land and never-failing attentions to Emily during her long period of suffering while in the hospital. 6 _ Lost; arid Found. ! LOST on Thursday, between Mount Eden JU Road and Epsom—Black Mackintosh. Reward.—H. Storey. Khyber Pass. ' . Tan-and-Whit« Rough-coated Colli© J Dog." Reward.—G. E. Tait, Khyber Pass, New-market. Anyone detaining will bo prosecuted. : ■-'• - * - LOST, Monday Night Gold Pencil Case, between Newton Road and Dr. Lewis'; two slides, stone in top. . Reward.—Apply Breda, Newton Road. LOST— Bay Pony Mare, white star on forei j head, white saddlo mark on back about 13 hands; ' 10s reward.—J. Burton, Gordon Road,-Mount Eden. " . LOST, from Western Springs—Bay Colt, thick set, about 14 bands high, three years old, white streak on nose; reward.—W. Young, care of R. Salmon, • Wakefield-street. STRAYED from City. Market— Ponies. Reward.—Manchester House. „• Nelsonstreet. I?OUND, ' Thursday—A Small Drapery Par--1? col. Owner can have tho same "oy applying at Mrs Wilson's, No. 20. Princes-street. MiscellaneousAN Old-established Dentist has Vacancy for A . Young Man. as Pupil; ; small premium. —Apply Gray, Dental Depot, Wyndham-streot. "IVflNlNCt.—Wanted by Competent and , ExJJix perienced Expert :in Filter Press Treatmmont of Battery Slimes, position as Manager of plant, in New South Wales. Highest credentials from prominent West Australian Managers.—" Aurum,". Box 1611, G.P.0., Sydney. PARTNER Wanted with some Capital, to X extend a Really Good Business with quick returns. Soma knowledge of shipping and forwarding necessary.—Address. Mercantile, 954, Hkhald Office. rno TAILORS.—First-class Cutter, just arrived' X > from England, desires engagement; nine years' experience ; practical tailor. —Address, "Cutter," care of HERALD Office. yOUNG Lady . Wanted as Assistant BookJL keeper, must know music.— American Guitar Zither Co., Legal Chambers, second floor. YOUNG Lady, ■ good Needlewoman, wishes 2L light employment, hotel or boardinghouso; good home first consideration.— dress " F. 5.," lIEUALD Office. THE AUCKLAND GRAMMAR. school BOARD desires to obtain a suitable Site for the Erection of a Boardinghouse. in connection with the School. ; The Site should■; consist of about 10 Acres of Land, nearly all level, - and situate within half-a-inile of the clectric tram line now under construction., : It is not necessary that there-should be a', house on the land offered. 1 - ' ••-j Persons having such Property to dispose of 1 are requested to famish prices and .particulars to the undersigned oil or before SATURDAY, the 15th of February next; * W. .WALLACE KIDD, Secretary. ! 302, Victoria Arcade, ' ' January 25, 1902. ' . -jij- E D I . C A L. LOCUM TENENS WANTED, Early in February, for 9or 10 months; very easily worked suburban practice; exceptionally liberal terms. ; Apply, " MEDICUS," ' HKXtALD Office. »JlO MEDICAL,. MEN. Wanted Resident Doctor; good country practice. Guarantee. Full particulars on , application to : HERBERT WOODHAM" Taihape, Rangitikei. . UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. ■ ; Applications are invited for a Lecturer on Modern Languages (French and German) in , this College. Salary, £100 per annum, with fees and leave to take private pupils. Duties to commence on MONDAY, March 3 next. Applications, with testimonials, to be addressed to the undersigned on or before , SATURDAY, February 22, at 12 noon. : ... ~ D. W. EUNCnvIAN, Registrar.: January 21, 1902. UCKLAND EDUCATION ' BOARD. Separate Applications l for the -undernamed . Appointments will be received by the Board on or before MONDAY, February 3, 1902: — '• Remuera (Assistant Master), £195. Newmarket (Assistant Master). £155. Wellesley-street (Mistress), £165. Mount Eden (Mistress), £150. Any Teacher canvassing Members of the . School Committees or Members of the Board regarding any of these appointments will be - disqualified as a Candidate. . VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. f ' ..' . ■ —" ' '. 1 .V ■. Dunedin DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE BOARD. 5 drainage engineer. Applications, accompanied by testimonials, will be received up to 10th March next by the ' Board, for the position of Drainage Engineer. Tho Engineer appointed will be required to prepare a Scheme for the Drainage and Sewerage of the district administered by the Board, and to carry out the construction of the same. Duties to commence as soon as possible after appointment. The engagement to be for a term ,pf four years at a salary of £800 per annum. - S. H. MIRAMS, Secretary, , Dunedin, New Zealand, 15th January, 1902. i i rpO THE CHINA AND GLASSWARE TRADE. Required, a position as Saleswoman or Manager, in the above Department, also knowt ledgo of E.P. Ware, Fancy Goods, Household ' Ironmongery, etc. Written and personal references for 10 years from the leading Melbourne firms. URGENT. ' P. 0., Parneil. TXT A " N T E D- ! . TV; VISITORS AND OTHERS To know that i SHACKELFORD HAS OPENED ! AN UP-TO-DATE TAILORING AND OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. Replete with Newest Goods; also. Juvenile » ' Depot. , Novelties in Boys' Suits, Blouses, Collars, > Hats, etc., etc. 262 AND 264, QUEEN-STREET (Next Savings Bank). ANT ED KNOWN. 'TIE FRED BROWN VENETIAN BLIND Was Awarded I THE FIRST CERTIFICATE AND ONLY GOLD MEDAL i AT THE' AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. They are Superb. Cheapest and Best. Four Years' Guarantee with Every Blind. Telephone 914. WANTED KNO WNA. L. SMITH. DENTIST. Hobson-street. opposite St. Matthew's Church, SUPPLIES UPPER OR LOWER SET OF ' TEETH, £2 25.. . Best Teoth and Materials, and Good Fit '.'■■■ Guaranteed. Teeth Extracted Without Pain by New Process, 2s C-ilj or by Gas. ss. ■