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Otago Daily Times, Issue 217, 30 August 1862, Page 3

-■-■-■'■". Wanted • . WANTED, a very'good Chambermaid, for the Australasian Hotel.—Apply to Mrs, Griffiths. WANTED, a Scotch Shepherd; single man. Dalgety, Enttray and Co., Walker-street. "ANTED, a First-class Groom. Apply, R. . Wilson k. Co., Stafford-street. W rANTED a first-class CooE Apply at M'Cnbbin'B Hotel. PFJ WANTED a Female as Cook. Apply at M'Cubbin'a Hotel. WANTED to Let, a 2, 3, and 4-roomed Cottage. Apply to W. Hooper, Hopgjtreet. WANTED a thorough "Draper's Assistant. Apply at Melbourne Honse, Princes-street. W "ANTED, a BREAD BAKKR. Apply, A. andJ. Sconlar's, Princes-street. TT rANTKD, a good House Maid. Apply to Miss T V Barnwell, Belgrave House. W "ANTED, a Nu'se Girl. Apply, M. Sanrlstein, Rattray-street, next the Shamrock Hotel. W "AN TED, a good Second Cook. Apply Kiordan Brothers, Cafe de Paris, Jetty-street. TTT ANTED, a Washer-up. Apply Riordan Bros., T t Cafe de Paris, Jetty-street. by a Lady in Six Lessons, IT 7 for one guinea. Address Private, Office of I this paper. "ANTED, a Good Hand for Packing Bottles, and two smart lads. Apply to T. D Walker and Co., Grppt King-street. W "ANTED Cargo for Waikouaiti. Drays forwarded at low prices. Apply sharp to Jones and Monteagresti, Manse-street. W" ANTED by a Married Couple, a Situation; man as Barman, woman as General Servant. Apply Prince of Wales Hotel, Princes-street. W "ANTED to Sell, a splendid Spring Cart—a bargain. Apply Aldinga Hotel, Stafford and Hope-streets. W r ANTED, an engagement as Town TravelleFor Clerk in a warehouse. Address, A. Z., Proi vineial Hotel. 'ANTED to Sell, sarly seed Potatoes, Regent's. Apply to Mrs. Muirhead, Upper Stewartstreet. WAN TKD, by an experienced young Man, situation in Store at diargings. Apply X. V., office this paper. WANTED, a thorough Draper's Assistant~Apply at Melbourne House, Princes-street, on Monday morning. W "ANTED, by two. Situations as Saleswomen, or any light employment. Address, Delta, Post Office, Dunedin. W "ANTED, a Gardener for a Station in the country. Apply, Driver, Maclean aid Co., Pro^incnl Sale Yards. W "ANTED, by a I'aperhanger and Painter, work by day or job. Orders left Mr. Shand, baker, Princes-Etref t, will be attended. \\f ANTED, employment by a Gentleman practi--7T cally acquainted "with business. Apply X., office of this paper. *Y \f AN I'jSD, v Housemaid: also, a Woman to T V Wa*h. Apply to Mrs. Muir, Bedford House, sell Hill. ' WANTED, a few QuHrrymen, Hor»e Drivers, and Laborers. Apply on Works, Saddle Hill, James M'Kenzie, Contractor. Vl/\ANTKD, a Women to sew Tents" Apply to J- ? y Blakeley. tent maker, Princes-street, opposite the Barracks. WANTED, Boot and Shoemakers immediately Apply Lewis's Beudigo Boot Mart, Princes street. ANTED to Purchase 100 Store Pigs. Apply Victorian Butcher's Company, Stafford-street Y\/'ANTED, Squared Red or Black Pine Logs, T T from 8x8"to 1G x 16, and from 8 feet to 40 | fe«t long. Apply Walter Bell and Co. i WANTED, a thorough DraperVAssistant. Apply at Melbourne House, Princes-street, oil Monday morning. : ANTED, a Purchaser for Fifty Acres (more or l^ss) of Land in the Tokoinairiro, being Section 1, Block 37. Apply to Robert M'Connel, at Richmond and Gillies, Princes-street. WAN T¥D",l^a^taUon7arMan and his Wife, without iiicumbrance, as general servant's. Apply, before 10 a.m., to Mr. Bayly Pike, Carisbrook. WANTED, for a Station, a married couple, without family preferred, man to drive bullocks, and the woman to cook. Dalgety, Rattray and Co., Walker-street. \\rANTED, by a Young Man well acquainted ?! with the timber trade, an engagement to Superintend retail yard, or the stacking and delivering of timber. Address A.8., office of this paper. TTyTANTED V t*l1 * a Commodious Dwelling T T House, with one hundred and twenty-five, by thirty-seven feet of Freehold Ground, well stocked as a garden. For particulars apply on the premises, | first house across the bridge, Pelichet Bay. WANTED, all who pay a visit to Dunedin to know that, at North's Otago Dining Rooms, near the Police Barracks, Princes-street South, a first-class Dinuer can be had for 25., consisting of sou])s, joints, pastry and cheese. WANTED, Everyone to Know, that a first-rate Dinner, consisting of a variety of soups, oints, puddings, pastry, and a glass of ale, can be had at the Albion Restaurant, 20, Farley's Arcade, for 2.3., Breakfast and Tea Is. 6d. Board and Residence 2Ss. Hughes and Matthas, Proprietors. WANTED, every one to know that Mac's Boarding House, in Maclaggan-street, above the Arcade, is the only house in town where a really good, substantial meal can be hud for two shilings a bed for one shilling, and Board and Lodging by the week 325. Luggage stored WANTED, the public to know that the Board provided at the Hope-street Temperance Hotel, cannot be surpassed. Good Beds, a Quiet Home, and Moderate Terms. Single bed-rooms for respectable persons if required. J. HOOPER, Proprietor. TXT ANTED every one to know, that Clutha Coals T T are now being delivered at the Clutba Coal Shed, on the Beach, at the reduced price of £2 per Ton. GEORGE GREEN, Agent. (Office of the Guiding Star, Princes-street, over Switzer's.) A RESPECTABLE person wishes a Situation as Housekeeper, or take charge of Hotel in the country. No. 1, Moray Place. A GENTLEMAN of great experience in general business, especially in the Wool and Wine Trade, wishes for a situation. Address Wool, offic of this paper. A YOUNG MAN with three years'experience on a first-class sheep station in Victoria, wishe similar employment. Testimonials of the highest order. Aduress, J. C. F., care of Alexander Cumming, Esq., Stafford-street. A YOUNG Married Lady, recently arrived from England, is desirous of meeting with s, few pupils, to whom she can impart & knowledge of music and the usual rudiments of an English education. Address Alpha, office of this paper. TTOPE-STREET FREE STORES. Rate of storage for large parcels, 9d. per ton per week „ „ for luggage, &c. Is. „ „ Receiving and delivering, Is. 6d. per ton each way. Apply CLEVE.& CO., Manse-street. FBEISSEL, Tobacconist, &c, opposite the • Crown Hotel, llattray-street, Dunedin. j NOTICE OF REMOVAL. I MR. JAMES KILGOUR hasßremoved to No. 4, Mercer's Buildings, Princes-street, where ail parties indebted to him are requested to call and settle their accounts without further delay. Danedin, 29th August, 1862. MR. PRENDERGAST, BARRISTER AT LAW, Has removed to Eldon Chambers, Jetty-street, opposite Post Office. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. OH. GILLES & CO. have removed their . offices to No. 12 Victorian Chambers, Mansestreet. J HARDING, having given up his late business, . desires to return his grateful thanks to bis numerous friends and supporters for their kind and continued patronage. All debt, or claims outstanding against Mr. Harding will be immediately settled, if sent in to J. Harding, Provincial Hotel, and it is respectfully requested that all debts and claims due to J. Harding, may,-8s Boon as possible, be settled. Provincial Hotel, 29th Augu_t, 1862.