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New Zealand Times, Volume LXXVI, Issue 5294, 4 June 1904, Page 1

MASTER AND MATROX, HAM-TEE'S BAY OLD PEOPLES’ HOME. A IMPLICATIONS arc invited for a -0>- Married Couple as Master ami Matron. Quarters are provided, together with Rations. Xlio Salary for the joint ollioes to be at tho rate of .£l5O per annum payable monthly. Preference will be given lo those without children, Tho Master to have charge of all tho inmates of the institution. Mole and Female. Tho Matron to have the supervision of the Female portion, and attend to midwifery cases. Applications, accompanied by testimonials as to character and previous experience, must bo addressed to the Chairman of the Charitable Aid Board,Napier, and endorsed "Application for Master and Matron” and received by him not later than NOON on FRIDAY, 10th June, 190 t. 0. H. GRANBY, 124 Chairman. A PPLTCATIONS will be received up to June 20th, 1004, for the position of Organising Secretary. Salary expected to bo stated and copies of testimonials enclosed by applicants. LICENSED VICTUALLERS’ ASSOCIATION OF OTAGO AND SOUTH. LAND. P.O. Box 353. Dunedin. 332 TO TAILORESSES. WANTED, Coatmakers, Coat and Trousers Machinists, Apprentices and Improvers to all branches. Apply THE WELLINGTON WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING GO., LTD., 423 Jorvois quay. BILLIARD TABLE. nniEß Petone Working Men’s Club aro JL desirous of Purchasing a good second-hand Billiard Table. Maker’s condition and particulars as to price, etc., to bo posted to the Secretary on or before tho 10th Juno. 232 PHOTOGRAPHY. WANTED KNOWN that J. N.ISAACS makes a specialty of Children’s portraits. J. IT. ISAACS. Manners street. WANTED Known—Green’s Excellent display of Perfumery is not equalled for variety, quality or prices by any other chop in the city. Prices aro low, bu quality on no account sacrificed for cheapness. Don’t forget that it is my business to put up all sorts of prescriptions accurately, carefully, quickly, cheaply. Over twenty years’ experience in tills particular branch of the business. R. M. Green, Chemist Co.v examination), corner . Taranaki and Vivian streets. Wellington. ‘ WANTED Known—Do not buy Brassmounted Umbrellas, called goldplated or gold-filled; it’s a fraud. Call at Lethaby’s, Manners street, five doors from Willis street, where there are 150 patterns. Hall-marked silver-mounted handles to select from, and 60 different kinds of silk and other material, Plexus Hollands and Foxes Frames. Get an umbrella made for less than you can buy one slop made at a draper’s. Re-covering umbrellas at equally low prices, post free to any part of iiow, Zealand. 753 ■VftTANTED. Buyers of Drapery to know Y v that Finlay McLeod and Co.’s Sale ctirmencos on Saturday. Five Shillings to Us in the ,C saved on new goods—Mi llinerv . Jackets, Furs,: Muffs. Dress Skirts, pices Goods, Corsets. Gloves, Hosiery, Blankets. Flannelettes, etc. 57, Cuba street and Rintoul street. Newtown. "’OCT"ANTED Known,—Visitors to Pat-' >T merston North inquire for AVi 1low Bank,” 2 minutes from , Railway Station: excellent accommodation-; tariff, 4s per day. Mrs Law, Proprietress, Palin erston North. - 259 WANTED, 327 bricklayers, stonemasons. and other masons to call at the Bradford ..Woollen Co.’s to get measured at once. Vienna, Indigo Serges, and Worsteds, all new goods, 50s to 80s. Simply the talk of the town. WET ANTED Known—That Perfect-fit-V ¥ ting Trousers, with ease and comfort combined, may he had from S. Rogers, 16, Cuba street, next Silver Grid, above Goldstein’s. :/ANTED, 254 men of business and Y V etyle to call at the Bradford Woollen Co.’s to get measured for one of their- marvellous Suits of new Winter Tweeds at 60s, 655, 70s, and 735. WANTED, everyone to know that our Umbrellas are marked down 20 per cent.; see* onr windows; country orders post free; write for particulars. Fox’s Umbrella Works. -Willis street. WANTED Known, that all well dressed men of Wellington have their garments made at the Bradford Woollen Co.’s, and admit that they are the finest tailors in Wellington. JJVURNITURE J^EMOVED, PACKED OR FORWARDED. GOODS CLEARED THROUGH CUSTOMS. MERCHANDISE OR FURNITURE STORED. If you want this class of work done by careful and experienced men. at reasonable rates, ring up TELEPHONE 23. or call on MUNT. COTTRELL AND CO., Queen’s Chambers, opposite the General Post Office. I BOUND —Twelve Art Finished Bromide . Cabinets, Stanley mounts, for 25s at Wrigglesworth and Sinus’, Protographers, 7. Willis street. Patronised by their Excellencies the Governors of New Zealand. COKER'S FAMILY HOTEL. CHRISTCHURCH. Within one minute of tho Railway Station JAMES HATFIELD, Proprietor. Letters will receive every attention. P.O Box N0.,291. Telephone No. 231 T 7V r HE HE to stay in Christchurch. y.y Send'a Post-Card or Telegram to Storey’s Family Hotel (opposite Christ-1 church Railway Station). k\ W. Mill- 1 warn, Licensee. This popular hotel, un-j dor new management. Brick and stone I building; lofty and spacious rooms; special arrangements for permanent boomers. spe»g--. a .Ales on ■ draught. Torma—Ss per day; £2 2s per week. |)YERS and cleaners. By Special A ppolnt* TAYLOR AND CO,. 225. Larabton quay, U ejungton,