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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12242, 11 April 1903, Page 1

Lost ana Feruid. | LOST, Tuesday Evening—Fur, Necklet, with tags, i.ids-strest. —Reward on leaving at Mrs. Egertorrs, top Khyber Pass. LOST or Stolen—lrish Terrier Dog, "Paddy." Anyone detaining same after this date will be prosecuted. Reward. — Gahagan, care of Milne and Choyce. LOST, on Thursday Evening, between Ire- : land-street and "Railway Station, via ] College Road Tram— Gold Bar Brooch, j threo stones.—Reward at 17, College Road, Ponsonby. ; i rpo POUNDKEEPERS.— a week ago—A | J. Bay Mare, with one white foot and ! white on forehead, syrs old. Reward and I expenses paid.—J. Hough, Rocky Nook. I O-i REWARD.—Lost, about March 4—White- j crW-L and-Tan Spaniel Dog, crooked front . : paws. Ilokianga collar; answers to name of j : " Scamp."Apply E. Hall, L. D. Nathan's, j Shortland-street. 'i j Personal. ! — S ■ II E R. I Will MR. ASHER, witness in the action " Kerry v. Brett," communicate immediately with , , . MESSRS. DEVORE AND MARTIN, Solicitors, Queen-street, Auckland? rjp H A N K S. MRS. WM. MANN, of Upper Queen-street, Auckland, wishes to publicly thank Mr. Donald McMahon, of the s.s. Glenelg, who nearly lost his lire in attempting to save her son from drowning at Onehunga on Friday, tlio 3rd April. Mrs. Mann also wishes to express her deep indebtedness to Mr. Chas. Muir, who saved the boy's life, and to Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Michaels, of the Manukau Hotel, for the prompt assistance and great kindness which they rendered at the same time. . Wanted. GENERALS, Girls to assist, and Lady Helps, for good places. Rooms to Let, Furnished and Unfurnished.—Carver's, West Eriti Registry, Ponsonby. TMPEOVER to General Smithing and Horsex shoeing, able to take fire, seeks Situation. —" Improver," HERALD Office. YOUNG LADY anxious to return to EngX land offers services in return for passage money.—" Lade," Y.W.C.A., Auckland. A UCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. Applications for the position of Head Teacher of the PIRIAKA School will be received by the Board on or before MONDAY, April 20, 1903, from teachers classified D2 or higher. The school is being built to accommodate eighty (80) scholars. It is situated on the Main Trunk. Railway, near the crossing of the Wanganui River, and about 185 miles distant from Auckland. The salary will be computed upon the average attendance, subject to the provisions of the Colonial Scale. Any Teacher i canvassing Members of, the Board regarding the appointment will be disqualified' as a Candidate, . I VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. JQRAPERS*' AND WAREHOUSEMEN. Advertiser, aged 29, 8 years' English experience (wholesale and retail), would be glad to hear of an opening. Salary not every consideration. Excellent testimonials from best houses. Address, "E.P.T.," Herald Office. w ~ A ¥ t — DAIRY AND FARM MANAGER. Wanted soon—A Thoroughly Competent and Practical Working Manager, Married or Single, with or without family, to run a large.Dairy i .»»"> Farm and Stock-rearng Business, neaa^Waikato. XW' . Applicants to state age, previous experience, and salary required. Apply by letter, addressed, " DAIRYMAN," Herald Office. A I II I HOSPITAL. Applications will be received by the undersigned for the following positions in the above institution :Hospital Surgeon, salary £200 per annum, with right to private practice within the borough; Matron, £75 per annum; Charge Nurse, £45 per annum; Nurse (2nd year). £25 per annum; 2 Probationers (each) £20 per annum; Female Cook, £52 per annum; , Gardener and General Attendant, £52 per annum; Laundress and Wardsmaid, £50 per anrJiim. Successful applicants must be pre- ' pared to enter into their duties on or about Juno 1, 1903. A separate cottage has been built for the nurses' home. Applications, with 1 testimonials, to be sent to the undersigned on or before noon, May 1, 1903. MAX D. KING, Secretary, Waihi Hospital. Waihi, April 7, 1903. WANTED Known —On Portland Cement, Hydraulic and Garden Lime, Bricks, Sand, Pipes, etc. Advice on concrete free. J. WILSON AND CO., Custom-street- . West. ANTED KNOW N. Owing to Numerous Requests have added a Repair Department to their establishment. Gent.'s Suits Cleaned, Repaired, and Pressed, at Moderate Prices. E. BROUGHTON A!?D CO:, ; FASHIONABLE TAILORS. FORT-STREET (Opposite Imperial Hotel). TKT : ANTED KNOWN— V V i SELLING OFF. EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED. AT THE VARIETY STORES, SYMONDSSTREET (near St. Benedict's), And at the KHYBEE PASS CO.-OP. STORES. Crockery, Enamelware, Fancy Goods, Purses, Photo. Frames, Albums, Stationery, Basketware, etc., etc., ajc. SEE PRICES IN WINDOW. -yy ANTED PEOPB RT Y-0 WNE R S CITY, PONSONBY, MOUNT EDEN, MOUNT ROSKILL, ETC., Who wish to speedily realise, to bring in particulars to my office. No Sale, No Charge. Clients now waiting.. AUCTION SALES A SPECIALTY. ' 'J fjpHORNES, 91, Queen-street. yy ANTED KNOWN. ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE', SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUST AND BLOOD MANURE. They are of First-class Quality, and have Analysed as under: — Bonedust: Am. 55, P. Lime 50. „ Am. 43, P. Lime 52. Blood and Bonedust: Am. 8, P. Lime 28. ' Also, KAINIT, THOMAS PHOSPHATE, GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER MANURES. RED ROCK SALT, Invaluable for Stock. We also supply Best , Qualities of CLOVERS AND GRASS SEEDS. Send for particulars before' Buying. Our , Values are undoubtedly the Best. ■ F. W. BMITH8 MITH AND . 00., > *COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. ■ A N TED KNOW N- ' AUSTRALIAN , JQENTAL JNSTITUTE. [ CORNER OF WELLESLEY AND LOENE 1 . STREETS (Nearly Opposite Public Library). ' WT jnOLWEIiL, .V>. J. U JQENTAL gURGEON. ' TEETH Superior Sets ... ... ... £22 0 TEETH Single Tooth f ... 0 5 0 ' TEETH Stoppings - ... ... ... 0 5 0 » TEETH Gas ... ... ... ... 0 2 6 ■ TEETH Extractions, 2s 6d and . ... 0 10 Extractions Entirely Painless. : Natural Appearance and Fit Guaranteed. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS, • 7.30 till 9.30. j. Telephone, No. 1412. , ■ I ■ ' ' '• '