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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 8970, 22 April 1890, Page 5

Wanted, &c. FIVE SHILLINGS REWARD.—Lost, between Wellington and Nganranga, a small kit containing letter. Finder requested to bring same to office of this paper. 481 SECRETARY AUSTRALIAN CLUB, SYDNEY. ADDITIONAL Applications will be re. ceived np to the 30th instant. Salary, £4OO. Address, care of Honae Committee, Australian Club, Sydney. 471 ANTED, from 50 to a 500 acre Sheep Run or Improved Farm in exchange for splendid city property. Offers to be sent to A.M. care of N.Z. Times office. 419 Empire labor exchange. No. 8 Gret-streht, Inline with Wharf. Telephone 414. ANTED, Female Cook; hotel, town. Edwards & Moßeath. w %JTT ANTED, a Young Man for hair, *V dresser’s shop in country. Edwards and Mcßeath. WANTED, a Married Couple; man mnst thoroughly understand horses, &o. ; wife, cook for men and assist in housework. Edwards and Mcßeath. WANTED, female Cook, for private family in town. Edwards and Mcßeath. WANTED, engagement on a station by Married Couple with one boy 14 years of age ; mao well used to every branch of station work; wife, cook, dairy, &c. ; 5 years last situation. Edwards and Mcßeath. \K7 ANTED, a Female Cook for private ’’ family in country. Edwards and Moßeath. WANTED, Situation in hotel, town or country, as second waiter or nightwatchman. Edwards and Moßeath. WANTED, good General Servant for country hotel; passage paid. Ed* wards & Mcßeath. WANTED, Female Cook for South Island ; 30a per week. Edwards & Moßeath. WANTED, married couple, without encumbrance ; man, ploughman and general work; wife, general housework. Edwards and Moßeath. WANTED, Engagement by thoroughly experienced dlerk and book-keeper; first-class references ; age 28, ANTED, Engagement by first-class shepherd from Canterbury, ten year’s home, and four year’s colonial experience j excellent character, and good dogs. Edwards & Moßeath. ANTED, Girls to assist in housework, sharp. Edwards i& Moßeath. OTTANTED, several good General SerW vants for town, apply sharp. Edrards &. Mcßeath. ANTED, our numerous correspondents to know that we cannot answer applications for situations unless a stamp is sent for reply. Edwards & Mcßeath. ANTED, General Servants for town. Edwards & Mcßeath. w ITTTANTED Known—All applications by V V letter requiring an answer must cousin a stamp for reply. loßeath, Edwards and WANTED to Let, in Thorndon, to one or two ladies, Board and Loding in private family. Apply to Mrs Frethey, lalgrave street. WANTED known, Beat Roofing Felt in large or small quantities. The cheapest house in town at J. E. Hayes, 105, Lambton Quay. W' ANTED known, for Gas or Water fittings go to J. E. Hayes, Brass 'onnder, 105 Lamhton-quay. "RUG’S PRIVATE CUVBE. ’ANTED known, for the latest novelties and designs in Gas, Globes, Chandeliers, Brackets, Hall Lamps, Gas Fires, Ac go to J. E, Hayes, Plumber and Qasfitter, 105, Lambton-quay. WANTED, everyone requiring Boys’ School Suits to visit the New Zealand Clothing Factory. WANTED, everyone requiring Boys’ Strong Trousers to inspect the stock at the NeW Zealand Clothing Factory. WANTED, all who wish prosperity to New Zealand to see our Men’s Sac Suits at 365. Thoroughly well made. New Zealand Clothing Factory. TTTANTED Known that customers can rV rely Upon getting genuine New Zeaid made Hosiery of every description at B New Zealand Clothing Factory. ANTED to Buy, any quantity of Fnrnitnre, in large or small lota ton’s Variety Stores, Tory and Mantreet. , 83 TTANTED known, to make room for y\ new designs in Chandeliers, Gas obes, Brackets, plain and fancy, Gas Fires, all Lamps, just landing, and lam selling isfittings at post price. J. B. Hayes, 105, ippersmith and Electrician, Lambton*quay. Notices. IN Us THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON DISTRICT. In the matter of the Administration Act, 1879, Amendment Act, 1886, And In the matter of the estate of JOHN REES GEORGE (lata of the City of Wellington), Civil Engineer, deceased. TOTICE is hereby given that by order II of the Supreme Court of New Zead, made on the petition of Sarah Allison irge, the executrix of the will of the leased, it was ordered that the estate of deceased should cease to be administered the said executrix, and that the same aid he administered ’by me, the nnderaed, Charles Christie Graham, of the City Veiling ton, Esquire, the Official Assignee Bankruptcy of the Wellington District. Imd notice is hereby farther given that persons having any claims against the 1 estate are required to forward particu. i of their, claim to me, verified by decision, on or before the 31st day of May :t, in - order that provision may be made the payment of the same, or of a dividend reon, as the case may be. )ated this 18th day of April, 1890. C. C. GRAHAM, Official Assignee in Bankruptcy for the Wellington District.