<?7auteat. Cash Advertisements under this heading, not exceeding 20 words, ONE SHILLING* Addresses may be left at this office. LIGHT Employment offered steadyyoang man ; trustworthy position, travelling; must be able to invest from £ls to £25 in business ; to active young fellow from £3 to £4 week certain ; state age and occupation, by letter, early to “Trust,” care of this office. 177 LADY Help, Companion, Wanted, in Canterbury, for Widower's daughter, ns Assistant Housekeeper. &o. ; comfort* able home. Address in writing, M., N.Z. Tim.es Office, Wellington. 187 WANTED, a respectable intelligent lad, about 15 or 16 years of age, for store work. Apply, by letter with references, to W.F. Times office. 132 WHEN you require Drugs and Sundries, Patent Medicines, Sc., try Woods’ Co-operative Drug Store, Cuba street. You will save money by it 492 GRAND assortment of gold brooches, bangles, rings, lockets, and precious stones. T H. Coltman, 26, WMis street. 128 WANTED to Buy, Pickle Bottles, in any quantity. W. Simmons, Empire Saloon, Willis street, 486 WANTED to Sell, Fresh Rock Oysters. W. Simmons, Empire Saloon, Willis street. 487 WANTED to Sell, Stewart Island Oysters and Smoked Fish. Empire Oyster Saloon, Willis street, 488 IF your watch will not keep time, take it to T. H. Coltman, 26, Willis street. WANTED Watches out of repair, T. H. Coltman, Practical Watchmaker, 26 Willis street. ETiOR Mander's Carriage Varnish, cheapest I? in Wellington, go to R* and E. Tingey, Manners street. WANTED KNOWN. —All watohea sold and repaired by T. H. Coltman are accurately timed by chronometer at 26, Willis street. TWO years’ guarantee given with every watch sold or repaired by T. H. Coltman, 26, Willis street. FOR Champion’s Genuine White Lead and Pure Linseed Oil, cheapest in town, go to R. and £. Tingey, Manners street. Dawsons Perfection. empire JjABOUE EXCHANGE, 8, Grey street (in line with Wharf). Established 1885. Telephone 414. WANTED, a Porter, for country hotel. Edwards and Moßeath. WANTED, 5 good Bushmen; 7s per day or 30a per weekaud found ; all tools supplied ; apply sharp. Edwards and Moßeath. WANTED, a young Woman for Bar and wait table ; country ; passage paid. Edwards and Mcßeatb, ■KTJTANrED, a General Servant, for amill V v family ; country ; passage paid. Edwards and Moßeath. WANTED, a trustworthy Woman as housekeeper for widower and family. Edwards and Moßeath. WANTED, a good General Servant, near town ; two others kept ; Iss. Edwards and Moßeath. WANTED, situation by a good all round Farm Hand, good ploughman, &c. ; references. Edwards and Moßeath. W ANTED, Engagement as Station Manager, or charge of sheep as head shepherd ; thoroughly experienced ; excellent testimonials, North and South Islands. Edwards and Moßeath. WANTED, a General Servant for Wanganui ; private; passage paid. Edwards and Moßeath. WANTED, Engagement by a Competent Engine-driver ; can fit, &c. ; Home and colonial experience in foundry or mill. Edwards and Moßeath. WANTED, by a married couple, the Management of Hotel, town or country ; well used to the business. Edwards and Moßeath. ANTED, n Good Cook for private family, town ; 20a. Edwards and Moßeath. WANTED, a Good General Servant for the Hutt; references. Edwards and Moßeath, WANTED, engagement in agricultural or pastoral work by a thoroughly reliable young man from Canterbury experienced in the work; excellent references. Edwards and Mcßeath. ANTED KNOWN, any of oar ad* vertisemento can be answered with, out paying a fee for same. No booking fee charged for places that does not exist,— Verb sap. Edwards and Moßeath. WANTED Known—All applications by letter requiring an answer must contain a stamp for reply. Edwards . and Moßeath. • MRS MORRISON, Registry Office for dometic servants, 142 Willis street. Wanted immediately good cook, country ; also. Laundress for the same place ; House a.nd Parlourmaid, Housemaid and Waitress, Nurse and Needlewoman, Girl to assist in housework, four General Servants, Nurse* girl. Lady with means wants home ; quiet; Christian. BE careful you obtain the genuine WoUe o Schnapps. WANTED Known—lf you wish to avoid fevers see that your drains are in good order. Go. to J. E. Hayes, Sanitary Engineer, 105, Lambfcon quay. Drains tested by smoke test, and pat in perfect order. Estimates given. IF you want your house renovated with genuine materials and good workmanship go to B. and E. Tingey, Manners street. . 24 HAS been paid away in U\J Wolfe’s Schnapps £1 orders LOOKING GLASSES made to order, any »izo, or reglazed. Mirror Glass from 2s per foot at R. Martin’s, Dawson's Perfection. FOR Sanitary Wall Paper, and Decora(ions, from one shilling per pair. Cheapest in New Zealand, go to K. and E. Tingey, Manners street. C'iANVAS Stretchers, Picture Framer, J Fancy Work. mounted aud mada to ardor on the premises at R, Martia.’3, nno avoid mistakes, ask for Wolfe’s Jl Schnapps. SCALY BLIGHT. CODLIN MOTH. WANTED Known—For Sure Cure for Scaly Blight and Codlin Moth procure Cyclone Spray Pump. Complete, with three spray and ohe full-way jet to use in case of fire, washing windows, carriages &c., price 60s cash. J. £, Bayes, 105, Lambton quay. THE success of the Co operative Drug Store, Cuba street, is aa accomplished fact. The reason is. Woods gives value received for money every time. Experience, good advice, and civility gratis, 491 Dawson’s Perfection, ANSIST upon having the genuine Wolfe’a Schnapps, Beware of bogus imitations ANTED KNOWN.—How to reduce your Gas Bills. Use only Parkinson’s Gas Burner Begulator, and save 30 to 50 per cent of gas. First shipment just landed, ex “ Ruapehu,” price, Is Sd each, or fixed at 2s. each. Will save their cost in a few weeks. For further particulars apply to THOMAS BALLINGER, Sole Agent, No. 17, Willis Street. 796 WANTED Known —J. B. INNES, Bookseller, Stationer, and News Agent, Willis street, Wellington, has just received supplies of the following :—Lillywhite’s Cricketers’ Annual, 1891; The Black Police, an Australian story ; Joaiah Allen’s Wife; Prisons and their Inma’es; The Man from Manchester, Doctor Claudius, by Marion Crawford; A Pale of a Lonely Parish, by Marion Crawford; Ho Fell Among Thieves, by D. C. Murray and H. Hermann; Hazell and Sons, by Annie S. Swan; Proverbs and Family Mottoes; The Mystery of No. 13; The Changed Life; YOUNG LADIES’ JOURNAL FOR MAY, Is; The Boys’ Graphic; Spare Moments; Harper’s Magazine;London Journal (monthly part); Harper’s Young People ; Summer Stories; a large supply Ladies’ Novelettes; Manual of Phonography; Phonographic Teacher; Phonographic Reporter ; Christmas Carol, by Chaa. Dickens, in shorthand The Vicar of Wakefield, in shorthand; Onlli. vet’s Travels to Lilliput, in shorthand; large assortment of Bibles, Prayer Books, and Hymn Books. Note the address—J, ft, ISNES, Bookseller, Stationer, and Nows Agent, Willis street next Puke of Edinburgh Hotel), Wellington. Dawson’s Perfection,
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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 9320, 15 June 1891, Page 3
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