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New Zealand Times, Volume XLVIII, Issue 8008, 12 February 1887, Page 3

Wanted) ftcANTED KNOWN-Copper hollers. ,r °“ Viw 100 gallons, Is 41 to Is 61 pei It). 8. Danka a iTf?NTßD'l®oWl<-Copper Boilers, Frames VV 30s to L 3 IBs. B,_Dank« and Son. WANTED KNOWN Two-ligut Chandelier), from 14s (XI. 8. Peaks ; aNTeD’KNOWN—Brass Castings, la to U uu lb.- 3, Hanks and Son, ANTED KNDaN—Was Globes,ls to 7a 60 Sv Banks and Sort. , -- ANTEdTCNO WN—American Korea and Blit TI rS,M S*toU S.D.nks andgon. IjjftfD KNOWN—Douglas Pumps, 12s to 255. S. Banka and Son. - ANTED KNOWN—Hydrantto Kama, SBs to L 7 10s. S.- Banks and Sob. ANTE cTKNO WN—Cheapest and Best Homo i‘n the City,’ 10 1 , Brandon-street. w wvS‘;™£ Tory and Mannerg»gtraet!B... HK lar«et Stock of Second-hand Furniture In the clty lfat Flection 1 . Variety Store., Tory end Manners-atroeti WANTED Known largest and cheapest stocko Gas Fittings In N.Z. J. E. Hayes, Lambtoa-jy WANTED Known, Gas Brackets trom Is to £5 J. S. Hayes, Lambton-qnay. WANTED Known,two-llght Chandeliers trom £1 to £l6, J. B. Hayes, Lamblon^uay. ANTED Known, Gas Glottis frohl Is fld to 10s each. J. B. Hayes, Lambton-quay.. WANTED Known, OasOooklngand Heatlngßtoves sold on monthly payments. Hayes. Lambton-qy. WANTED Known, Brass Oastingesery day. J. E’ Hayes, Brass Foundry, Lamnton-qaay. WANTED Known, Boots picked and Keyo ntted Immediately. E. Ha e», Bamoton- quay, WANTED, a thoroughly experienced Book-keeper. Apply, (with copies 6f testimonials, to A.B. and Oo„ box 34, Post Office, Wellington.- bo THE Trustees of the Wellington Benevolent Institution Contributors Will be sled to receive, up till noon of Tuesday next the 15th inst., applications from persons willing to take two Lads* now on the books of the Institution, for the purpose of Teaching then! a Trade each—that of Oabi-net-'making in one case,, and Signwriting m theother. Particulars canbe ascertained from A. G. JOHNSON; •jg Secretary,’ WANTED KNOWN—W. H. BISHOP, COACH BUILDE R AND GENERAL WHEELWRIGHT, Petone, Has now opened business, and is prepared to execute all orders left in his charge in a workmanlike manner. Chabqes Moderate. 936 WANTED Known—That wo have for sale, at reduced prices, the largest stock of Ladies’ Phaetons, Double and Single Buggies, Waggonettes, &o„ in the district ; also, first prize Phaeton Waggonette. Inspecton invited. ROUSE & HURKELL, Empire Coach Factory, Conrteuay-plaoe. 222 WANTED KNOWN. Uhdbb the Patbonaok of His Excellency SIB WILLIAM JERVOIS, K. 0.8. THE DUNACK SAUCE quite new, different from any other Sauce manufactured, pronounced by all who have triod it to be a Superior Sauce. Sold wholesale at the Manufactory or any of the wholesale bouses, retail of all grocers. Manufactory, Molesworth Street, Wellington. Dunedin, Noil and 00., Bond Street. Christchurch, Chrystal and 00., Litchfield Street.

WANTED KNOWN—That I have always on hand, and for sale cheap, a large slock of Double and Single-Seated Buggies with tops or no tops J also, a great variety of Lady’s Phaetons, Waggonettes, Dog Carts, Spring Carts, Spring Tip Carts, and Contractor’s Tip Drays ; also, a second-hand Brougham, and one Landau in good working order. The above ate all of my own build, and my workmanship, and prices defy competition. All orders promptly attended to, and forwarded to any part of the Colony. Estimates furnished on the shortest notice. M. BOHAN, Proprietor, Wellington Coach Factory, Manners-street and Tarannki-place, Wellington. 856

ANTED K NO h W N T^AT H. C. HASELDEN Has commenced business as a BOOKSELLER. STATIONER. ETCAX NO. 43, CUBA-STEBET, And Solicits a Share of Patronage. ATI. NEW STOCK at LOWEST PRICES. See his [Shilling Packet of Stationery. Note Address—43, Cuba-street. 994

WANTED KNOW N,—That C. WAHREN (Late of Price’s) and a. siAiia (Late of one of the Leading Hairdressing Establishments in London), jsS’SrßCiWiisT in Ladies’ Haiedbessing. Have Opened A FIRST-CLASS HAIRDRESSING SALOON At No. 159, Lambton-quay, two doors past Queen’s, Hotel, Where Every Attention will be paid to all who will favor them with their Patronage. 980 w anted KNO WN, The Partnership subsisting between JOHN JAMES CASEY AND !edward McDonald Terminates by effluxion of time this month. A MONSTER CASH SALE In order to adjust Partnership Accounts, Will commence on ' SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12th. During the Sale all Goods marked in Plain Figures, without discount or reduction of any kind. The Books Closed during Sale. EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS Will be offered during MONSTER CASH SALE. CASEY AND McDonald, 167 Lambton-quay. 67 ANTED KNOWN—GARRATT’S WHITE WORM POWDERS ARB THE BEST They require no nauseous aperient after taking them. Address— TARANAKLSTRBET, 1 on the Tram Lino. Partnership Notice ! NOTICE. I DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. I A LL Accounts owing to Messrs Smith, c RESPIN & Co. must bo paid on or I before Monday, the 14th of February, and all accounts against us must bo sent in'on or before the abpye date. - S 6 SMITH, CRESPLN & CO. PUBLIC NOTICE. WE, the undersigned,-beg to announce that we have opened shops in Courte. nay Place and Moleswortb-streat (2 doors past Shamrock Hotel), and will be known as the New Zealand Dairy Company. Having made arrangements with C. Crawford, Esq., Miramar, for a supply of milk twice daily, onr customers can rely on getting nothing bat fresh mil!:* Trusting to get a share of public support we remain. ycfirs . > RICHARD THORNTON, 910 J. GEORGE EWART.