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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 7270, 12 September 1884, Page 3

Wanted, SeebSoaoemrntb. WANTED, a situation as Housemaid or useful Companion in a private family. Apply Mrs Kowherry, Moletwerth-strcet. SI miscellaneous; WANTED' to purchase, a pure-bred Brahma Rooster, from' one to two years old. Apply Times Office. 11 FOU SALE.—A well-bred chestnut Gelding, six years old, stands 15 hands 3 inches ; good hack, also broken to aiogle and double harness. Apply Times Office. m 7 F~~ OR SALE Privately, the contents of a nicety lurnlshed five-roomed Cottage. For full particulars, apply X.Y.Z., Times Office. WANTED to Buv, any quantity of Furmture.iu large o* aUffall lotsi Flockton’a V arloty Stores Tory and Mannera-atrSetS. 635 THE largest Stock of Second-hand Furniture in th* city Is at Flocktoa’s Variety Stores, Tory and Manners-streets. . JAMES KING, ■WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, CUBASTREET AND AT MANNERS-STREET. WANTED KNOWN J. King has just received » fresh consignment of his celebrated £5 10s English Levers. ■\7{/ANT£n KNOWN J. King has Just received an m entirely now stock of Clocks of all descriptions from 5s to £lO. WANTED KNOWN J. King has Just received a fresh assortment of novelties in Jewellery. 61 CENTRAL HOTEL. UNCIIEON from 12 to 2 dally at the Central Hotel; One Shilling. OIJPS, Joints, Entrees, Sweets. Salad, See., kc daily at the Central Hotel from 12 to 2; One Shilling. . EVERYONE should Lunch at the Central Hotel, daily from 12 to 2; One Shilling. J. K. HAYES. "VJtT’ANTED Known, largest and cheapest stockof W Gas Fittings In N.Z. J. E. Hayes, Larobton-qy. WANTED Known, Gas Brackets from Is to £5 J. E. Hayes, Lambton-qnay. _____ WANTED Known, two-Ught Chandeliers from £1 to £l6. J. E. Hayes, Lambton-quay. WANTED Known. Gas Globes from Is 6d to 10s each. J, E. Hayes, Lambton-quay. TXT ANTED Known, Gas Cooking and Heating Stoves v» sold on monthly payments. Hayes, Lambton-qy. WANTED Known, Brass Casting every day. J, 3S Hayes, Brass Foundry, Lambton-qnay. ANTED Known, Locks picked and Keys fitted Immediately. J. E. Hayes, Lambton-quay, lOfi TRANCE BROTHERS, Wellington Labor Exchange, Opposite Athmenm, Lambton-quay. WANTEU two respectable Boarders; locality, Upper Willfs-atreet. Apply, France Bros. WANTED, good Man Cook for country. France Bros. __ Sale, a first-class Bieyclo (s‘2in). Franco Bros. ITTANTED. a Nurse-girl for hotel In town; Franco W Bros. HIT ANTED. a good, General Servant for tbo countv try. Apply Franco Bros. njTANTED, Married Couples. Apply, Franca rV Bros. _ \ 'GOOD Groom and Coachman requires a aitua- \ tion; don’t object to place as Walter. Good defences. Apply, France 'Bros. __ [TTANTED, a Smart Boy, for milking and city yV round. Apply France Bros. /ANTED, good General Servants for town. Apply France Bros. _ ANTED, 2 Female Cooks for country hotels. Apply France Bros. BARGAIN.—To let on lease for 21 years, a secL tion of land in Mulgrave Street with two houses jrc on. Land 86x100. For terms, apply France Bros. AKOMATIC SCHNAPPS, the Purest stimulant in the world. „ VTOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHNAPPS, tho Great Itemed? for Dyspepsia. TOLFE’S AROMATIC schnapps. Kidney and Bladder Complaints, TOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHNAPPS relieves ‘ 3ctrt a’nd Rheumatism. TOLFE’S AROMATIC SCHNAPPS is sold by f all respectable Hotelkeepers. TOLFE’S AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS. ' Beware of Imitations. 942 WANTED, ■sharp, Lmnbtonfjuay. a emart Runner Boy. Publisher, Times Apply Office, H w ANTED Known—l am Belling Perambnlatora, Bakcfa', Grocers’, Butchers’, and all kinds of Baskets at very low prices. Note tho address—E. Arnold, opposite Fire Brigade Station, near Oonrlenay-place. 765 ANTED, every man who desires perfect fitting Garments to patronise w the Professor, at tho No. 1, whose only address is opposite tho Occidental Hotel Lambton Quay. Kemember, Suits to measure from 50s ; Trousers, from 12s 6d ; all wool thoroughly shrunk. ANTED Known, if you want a Hot, Cold, and Shower Bath, go to J. Lovell, Hairdresser, Courtenay-place, One Shilling each The best fn town, 585 L ALIKS’ Fashionable Boots and Shoes, I have just received, ex s.b, Florida, my first lot of Summer Groods. Several of the lines are quite new, and very neat. T. ELLIOTT, NVillis-streefc.

LADIES, this Shipment includes a good assortment of Yonng Ladies' and Children’s Glove Kid and Morocco Walking Shoes; will be found good value. T. ELLIOTT, Willis-streefc. GENTLEMEN, before making your purchases, please inspect my Summer Goods ex B.e. Florida. Sewn Balmorals, Elastic Sides, and Walking Shoes in great variety, T. ELLIOT I*. fTIBNNTS SHOES.—Ladles’ and Gents* I Tennis Shoes from 5a per pair. Cricket Boots and Shoes very cheap. T. ELLIOTT, Willis-street, 76 WANTED KNOWN. HAN COX’S is the meat efficient and powerful remedy for the Diseases of the Throat, Cheat, Lungs, and Bronchial Tubes that human skill has ever devised. No disease is more easily checked at the start than Consumption. No disease has eo email and unobserved beginnings. No disease is so awfully uncontrollable and certainly fatal when it gets the upper hand. Beware the slight cold, the hacking cough, the trivial hoarbcness, the feeling of oppression and tightness across the lungs, the little bronchial difficulty, the annoying influenza, the touch of asthma. The Anti-Tussisa is a medicine that does not simply relieve and delude—it Cures. The dose is small, the medicine is pleasant, the effect is certain.—J. HANCOX, Pb rmaceutical Chemist, Manners-street, Wellington.—Sold in botllce, Is 6d, 2s 6d, and 4-j 6d. 653 WHO IS THE MAN? FIELDER, AT THE “LITTLE DUST PAN,” Manners-street, Where you can get Good Value for your Money in the shape of FURNITURE of EVERY DESCRIPTION. from the Cottage to the Mansion ; and for CHINA AND GLASS he has the best collection iu Wellington, Drawing-room Suites from £l4 of superior make. N.B,— H, Fielder ba-j just received, cx “ Florida,” a shipment of Superior C ir I N A, in the shape of DINNER aud TEA SETS, COFFEE SETS, and other Goods too numerous to mention. First-class Workmen sent to all parts of the Oily. All Orders punctually attended to. 63 P. & C. J. BARRON, Sign writers, Gilders on Glass, &o. i 7 Description of Sinuwritiug done in First *clh«*s Style, At Moderate Prices. ■ MANNEUS-STKEEi', Next Flocktou's Variety Store. 1 N.B. -Graining and Marbling &c. 629