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New Zealand Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 4274, 1 December 1874, Page 1

Wanted. WANTED. —A Married Couple the woman as cook, the man to make himself generally useful. Apply to J. Mclntosh, New Zealander Hotel; or to W. Wagg,Pakuratahi Hotel. WANTED, a respectable person as COOK. Apply to the Housekeeper, residence, Union Bank of Australia. WANTED IMMEDIATELY,—A good Cook. Must have good references. Apply before 10 a.m. or after 5 p.m., to Mrs. Richardson, Molesworth-gtreet. WANTED, One Hundred Pick and Shovel Men ; also, a few Platelayers. Highest wages given. Apply to Peter Stewart, Palmerston North, Manawatu. ANTED, 100 Pick and Shovel Men. Apply to Mr. Kennedy, Hutt; or C. McKirdy, Wellington. WANTED KNOWN—A Registry Office for Servants is now open at the wellknown premises, Brandon’s Comer, Lambton Quay. Applications from Employers in town or country promptly attended to. S. J. HILL, Tobaeconist. NZ. S. S. 00. (LIMITED).—Wanted, a « thoroughly efficient Accountant. Applications in writing, giving references, to be sent in to the Chairman of Board of Directors on or before MONDAY NEXT, at noon. Salary, £3OO per annum. K. S. LEDGER, Manager. QUIET Board and Residence required by a gentleman. S., Box 41. Stud Horses STUD COMPANY. TO STAND during the coming Season, at the Upper Hutt, the celebrated Thoroughbred Entire Horse K A K A P O. Kakapo will travel as far as the Family Hotel, Lower Hutt, every Monday, returning on Tuesday. Terms :—Single mare, £7 ; two or three mares, £6 each; four or more mares, £5 each. Parties in Wairarapa -wishing to send dawn mares can make arrangements for doing so with Hugh McMasters or Nath. Grace. Also, The Pure-bred Clydesdale Horse, YOUNG LORD CLYDE, Young Lord Clyde will be at the Taita on Mouday night; Lower Hutt on Tuesday night; and (if sufficient inducement offer) in Welling- . ton on Wednesday night. Terms—Single mare, £4 ; two or three mares, £3 10s. each ; four or more, £3 each ; groomage, ss. For pedigree, &c. soo cards. , ANDREW BROWN. Upper Hutt. yOU N G BLACKLEG. This fine DRAUGHT STALLION will travel to, and stand at the following places : Monday Night : McGrath's, Porirua, calling at Taylor’s, Johnsonville. Tuesday ; Pahautanni. Wednesday : Nag's Head, Wellington. For further particulars apply to the Groom, or D. Sinclair, Courtenay Place, Wellington. J. & D. SINCLAIR. rpo STAND THIS SEASON. The celebrated imported pure Suffolk P inch Draught Stallion “J O C K.” Jock is a dark chestnut ; stands 16 hands 1 inch ; was bred on the Hunter River, New South Wales, by W. Gifford, Esq., from the celebrated Imported . Suffolk Punch sire, “Punch,” out of the pure bred dam, “ Mary Douglas.” This horse is considered by competent judges, both here and in the Province of Marlborough, to be the finest horse of the breed ever imported. Jock will stand at the following places : Albion Hotel, Taita ; Family Hotel, Lower Hutt; Johnsonvillc, Porirua, Pahautanui. Terms—Single Mare, £3 ; reduction made for two or more mares. All fees to be paid on or befsre the Ist January, 1875. J. SMITH. Paints, &c. George pound, COACH & HERALD PAINTER, Sion Writer, and Gilder on Glass, Willis Street, near Scotch Church. Carnages and Buggies painted and retrimmed in the first style of art. Business Carts painted in the most pleasing combination of colors. Designs of all kinds of Vehicles furnished. SOLE AGENT for Johnston Brother’s Imperial Hematite Paint, wholesale and retail. OUISSON’S NELSON HEMATITE PAINT. This paint is cheaper than red lead or any other, covering a much larger surface taking weight for weight, and is infinitely more durable. “ Far superior to any imported paint. “ (Signed, ■ ’ W. Lightfoot, “ Superintendent Public Works, Nelson.” “ Superior to any other paint I have had during my experience of thirty years. “ (Signed) James S. Cross, “ Harbor Master, Nelson.” T.B.L. is not answerable for any paint not marked “LOUISSON’S NELSON HEMATITE PAINT,” but that he will guarantee as superior to any other. TURNBULL & CO., Sole Agents. Sewing Machines. J- M PORT ANT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF SEWING MACHINES. THE “LITTLE WANZER Lock-stitch Sewing Machine for £4. FOUR POUNDS ONLY. W. C ~ARK, Having interviewed his stock of Machines, and finding it very large, has decided to distribute them throughout the laud at the above low price, and thereby benefit the public, who ho believes will not bo slow to avail themselves of the reduction in price. W. CLARK Has also other Machines for sale, which are riving oven greater satisfaction to the user than the far-famed “ Little Wanzer.” W. CLARK’S STOCK OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING Is in first-rate choice, and at prices that are, not to be beaten by those who make puffing their special trade. W. CLARK, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, Lambtoa-quay, Wellington.