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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIX, Issue 6688, 23 September 1882, Page 3

EPIGRAMMATIC ADVERTISING. To meet the times, advertisements under this heading will be inserted at the price of SIXPENCE for fourteen words, a«>d for every word over fourteen words, one halfpenny. BNGAOEifRMTS, WANTED a Boy, to distribute handbills to-day. W. Fitz Gerald, chemist. Manners-street. 585 WASTED, a Girl about 15 or 10. Apply Mrs Stanley Hickson, Webb-street. 553 WANTED, a Kitchen Man.j Apply Queen's Hotel. Thorndon-quay. 568 WANTED, arespectab e Youth, to make himself generally useful. Apply Metropolitan Hotel 554 WANTED, a good Engrossing Clerk. Apply by letter enclosing references to Box 45, P.O. 532 WANTED, an Experienced 'Milliner. Casey and McDonald. 345 WANTED, by a young .Lady, aged 20, situation as Nursery Governess; country preferred. Address, Box 87, Wellington. 556 WANTED, smart boys to sell the New Zealand Times at a penny, jApply at the Publishing Office. H WANTED, a competent Gardener, to take charge T f of flower and kitchen garden, and to make himself generally useful. Apply to Lady Tencred, Taratab Wairarapa. 4ig TO Parents.— Architectural Pupil. Vacancy for lad with taste for drawing. Premium re- I quired. Apply, by letter, W. C. Chatfield, Architect, Lambton-quay. 39S "WANTED Known—a resident Medical Practitioner is require! for the Wairoa District, Hawke’s Bay. For particulars, apply to Secretary, Court Lord Clyde. A.0.F., Wairoa, Hawke’s Hay. 399 WANTED, for one of the Wairarapa Sawmills, a competent Circular Benchman ; must be able to keep his own saws, and be well up to his work. Apply to J. Jamieson, South Pacific Company, Man-ners-street. 512 DRAPERS —Wanted, Forty Seniors and Juniors. Business hours,S.3oa.m. to 6 p m.; Saturdays, 10 p.m.; dinners provided. Apply by letter, with copies of testimonials, also stating experience and salary required, to Anthony Hordern and Sons, f alace Emporium, Haymarkm, Sydney. 270 ' RESIDENTIAL. WANTED Known, Comfortable for two Boarders; gas and bath; opposite the old hospital site, Pipitea-street. 6SO WANTED, by two gentlemen. Private Board and Residence ; Thorndon preferred. N.T., Times Office. SJI WANTED, one or two Gentlemen Boarders, in a private house; bath-room, &c.; terms moderate. For address apply Osborn and Co., bakers. Willis-at TO LET. TO Let—Convenient eight-roomed House in Pipiteastreet, Thorndon. Hepburn Lyall, Government Insurance. 545 TO Be Let, Shop, Lambton-quay, now in occupation of Mr Ra *, stationer. Possession to bs given on 21st October, 1882. Apply to Edward Pearce. 346 WANTED to Let, large Sitting and Bedroom, plunge and shower baths, with use of piano, near Government Buildings. No other lodgers. Two gentlemen friends preferred. For address, apply at office of this paper. 561

FOR Sale, second-hand Express, nearly new, cheap at-Watson's Union Coach Factory. 503 Sale, three Spring Carts, and on© Double* seated Buggy, E. Goodwin, next Gear’s, Cuba-st. COTTAGE for Sale.—Five Rooms and Scullery, pleasantly situated, at Thomdon. Apply Times Cilice. o? 4 WANTED Known, Masterton Lime on sale at Peter Hutson's, Ingestro-street, sole agent for Wellington. . ... : 321 , . . MEDICAL. IN the Spring purify the bio ?d and clear the skin with Fitz Gerald’s lodized sarsaparilla. CALVERT’S Carbolic Ointment, Tooth Soap,'Tooth Paste, Soft Soap for dogs, arrived by Pleione. ; PURE Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, elegant Bohemian Toilet Sets, Cut Smelling Bottles. Fitz Gerald, Manners-street. 566 t- .W. M.CK..SEVER, WANTED 100 families only—must be thoroughly independent— to sample and purchase Christchurch Ale ; price 8s 6d. McKeever, The Sliades. WANTED, the hardworking people to purchase a sound, substantial Ale at Cs 6d per dozen. McKeever, The Shades. Wf ANTED, every one to notice my prices for ▼ f Spirits—Brandy, 4s 7d ; Rum, Old Tom, and Whiskey, same price, McKesver, The Shades. WANTED, delicate young muiners to avoid doctors' useless medicine, and use a moderate supply of Nourishing Stout at 8s per dozen. Only to be got from W. McKeever. The Shades. WANTED the people of Wellington to agree wiwi me that the Ales, Stout, Wines, and Spirits now being sold are superior to any in the city. McKeever, The Shades, 562 ' | J. E. HAYES. ‘ ' WANTED Known, largest and cheapest stock of Gas Fittings in N.Z. J. E. Hayes, Lambton-qy. WANTED Known, Gas Brackets from Is to £6. J. E. Hayes, Lambton-quay. WANTED Known, two-Jight Chandeliers from £1 to £ls. J. E. Hayes, Lambton-quay. • WANTED Known, Gas Globes from Is 6d to 10s each. J. E. Hayes, Lambton-quay. WANTED Known, Gas Cooking and Heating Stoves sold on monthly payments. Hayes, Lambton-qy. WANTED Known, Brass Casting every day. J. E. Hayes, Brass Foundry, Lambton-quay. WANTED Known, Locks picked and Keys tltted • immediately. J. E. Hayes, l Lambton-quay, 196 J. T. STEELE WaNJED Known—2so Ladies’ Corsets (special make), 2s lid, 4s 6d, 63, 7s 6d, just opened,—J. T. Steele. ■WANTED Known—lo dozen Ladles’ Zanella Urn- ' ’ brcllas. Is 4d each; 8 dozen, 2s ; 11 dozen durable Silk, with paragon frame 6s 6d and 8s 6d—undoubtedly the best value in the city.—J. T. Steele. WANTED Known—Specially cheap lot of Dress * * Materials, very pretty shades, 12 yards for 6s 6d. J. T. Steele. 375

.THOMAS BALLINGER. . WANTED, to sell. Corrugated Iron, and Curved Iron for verandahs, &c. - Thomas Ballinger, Willis-street. 294 WANTED .to sell, cast lead-headed nails, ridging, spouting; cheap. Thomas Ballinger, plumber. Willis-street. ■ - ••■ ■ 247 WANTED to sell, gas-fittings, globes, &c., cheap. - ** Thomas Ballinger,- plmnbei, gasfitter, &c., Willis-street. 248 ' LITTLEJOHN AND Spy. WANTED Known—Littlejohn and Son have on hand a well-selected stock of first-class jewellery. WANTED Known—Littlejohn and Son have in stock a selection of first-class gold and silver watches. 69 WANTED Known—Correct mean time, by hourly signals from the Observatory, at Littlejohn and Son’s, Lambton-quay. . . ,■ 70 ; MISCELLANEOUS. >RESBYTERIAN Service at Schoolroom, Fetone. to-morrow at 3:15 p m 585 W ANTED Known, that J. H. Smith, Cubastreet, is the cheapest Sign Writer in town. 514. WANTED to purchase, for cash, old Horseshoes •in any quantity, Marks and Co.,Johnston-st, FAINTING.— and see Aldous’ great master-' piece, exhibited in his window to-night, 557 HILL’S' Magic Vermin Klller is Instant death 5 to Tats and mice. Agent, Fitz Gerald. 577 H GELLING and Spangenberg’s famous iron-framed pianos. at L4B, at Reichardt’s Music Warehouse. BASS’ Ale, by Dawkes; more delicious than dry Monopole. Try and judg-? for yourself.. 816 BASS’ 'Ale, by Dawkes. Try. this brand if you want an enjoyable.drink. ■ 317 EMBERS and friends of Toung Men’s Christian Association are reminded of the Saturday evening Meeting at eight: ' 1 • • 576 TXT ANTED Known .» v- genuine cheap’Grocery Store, Manners-street. Customers waited upon daily. 578 TX7"A&TBD Known that Waggonettes, Buggies. ** Spring Carts, can be had cheap at Watson’s Union Coach Factory. 564 W BOOTH & CO., Waterloo-quay, close to Rail-- • way Wharf, have large stocks shingles, laths, and building timber. 199 W' BOOTH & CO., Waterloo-quay. close to Rail- • way wharf, have plenty of first-class flooring and lining, red pine, black-pine, white pine, and totara. 198 HIdHOLM, Molesworth-street.—Canterbury hams, bacon, 6d to lOd; cheese, 8d : 111 b tea, 1.55, 18s, 20s ; tumblers, 3s 6d; cups and saucers, 6s ; china cups and saucers, 10s a dozen. Cash, at Chisholm’s. 542

SPRING Dress Fabrics in great variety now opened out at Te Aro House •_ EE the new Nuns’ Cloth, in all shades, at Te Aro House 1 : . SEE the new French Beiges and Foule Serges at Te Aro House : SEE the.new Fatinetza Cloth, au uarivalled fabric, at To Aro House r • • SEE the new French Cashmeres and Merinos at Te Aro House 1 . SEE the new Costume Cloth and Silk Mixed Dress Fabrics at Te Aro House SEis the new Embroidered Beige Robes at Te Aro House i_ SEE the new Embroidered Canton Robes at Te Are House • ' L SEE the new Brocbe Satins, Failletines, and Pekin ~ Cloth.at Te Aro House i_ SEE the'oew India Gauze and Madras Muslins at .. Te Aro House - ■ v~ ; • : ] DRESSMAKING- Wedding Dresses made- r at the shortest notice at Te Aro-House . i RE3SMAKING—Mourning made without delay at-Te Aro House ; RESSMAKIXG—Ladies - Dresses of every description made in latest styles at Te Aro House. R. ESS M AKIN G Unequalled and unsurpassable : fit, style, and.wbrk, at Te Aro House D'RESSSI A-KlNG—Dresses made within 24 hoars of order at Te Aro Ho’ise - «. DRESSMAKING— Styles can be selected from the ; latest fashion plates at Te Aro House . Dressmaking— Ladies' pomuus ami visites made to order by an experienced Mantlemaker at Te Aro House .. MILLINERY— Ladies'Parisian and English Bouquets at-T-e Aro H ouse ■ • ■_ ILLINEBY—Ladies’; Straw, Swiss. Chip, arid Fancy Hats, at Te Aro H ouse TT.r.TN'RRY- All - the latest stylea. in Flowers, Feathers, at Te Aro House MILLINERY— Very choice Hat Ornaments, Straw Trimmings, and Pearl Beads, at Te Aro House ILLINERY—AII orders can be executed-with IVL taste and despatch at Te Aro House MILLINERY— A recently engaged Milliner of great taste and experience at Te Aro Hoose 273