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Otago Daily Times, Issue 2005, 3 June 1868, Page 1

TBADESMEN. WANTED, by a Practical Brewer, Situation in the country. Address W., Post Office, Dunwlin. TTTANTED, Draper ; smart retail hand, j ' » young, steady, and well recom- I mended. Reids and Herbert. ] TXT ANTED, a thorough good Salesman ' * for the slops. Apply to Rcss and i Glendining. I TIT ANTED, a Dnesmaker, a first-chvs I *' hand, able to take tho management of tbe department. Apply, giving references, to Box 109, Post Office, Dunedin. j WANTED, a Good Smith. Apply at "• Pritchard's Forgo, Rattray street. TXTANTED, an Assistant for the Drapery " Department. A. and T. lnglis, George street. TTJTOBS, CI.EKKS, &o. WANTED, a Tutor for a family in the country. Apply by letter, with testimonials, to DALGETY, RATTRAY. and CO. SERVANTS. T^y ANTED, Married Couple (no family) » • man to milk, tend horses, &c.; wife to cook and wash for family. REIDS and HERBERT. WANTED, a Young Girl, for a privato family, to make honelf generally useful. For address, apply to City Company, ; High street. T7S7"A**l'ED> Situation as Hodsokecper or » ' Cook, by person with satißfictory references. Aiiply, ALM., office of this paper. WANTED, Situation aa Shepherd ; two good doga. Apply, Shepherd, office i of this paper. j MISCELLANEOUS. T^TANTED, 150,000 Bricks. Apply " * Marshall and Copeland. WANTED to SeU, Skirtings, Mouldings, *' Architraves, Doors, Lumber, Shelving, Nails, &c. Hyslop and Wright, Moray place. , WANTED Kuown—the Cheapest House —the Danedin Renovating Clothescleaning and Pre»sing Establi«hment. Thcs. ! Carr, latcSontgen andCarr, G forge street. j WANTED, Two Gentlemen Boarders. Apply Mrs White-head, Morvcn Houae, Cargill rtreet. j TT7" ANTED to Dispose of, that Old Estab- » » lished Millinery and Dressmaking Establishment, lately carried on by Mrs! Bolt ; tho present proprietor leaving for England. WANTED to SeU, cheap, a good Restaurant Business, in town. Apply to W. Hooper, Estate Agent. WANTED to Sell, about 9 Acres Land, Freehold, having a frontage of 18 chains to Pine Hill Main Road. Offers wiil be received on or before 10th inst. H. M'Fadyen, Pine HilL \Xr ANTED, American Stove, No. 7 or 8, in good condition. Mr Cavalier, City Company, High street. WANTED to Sell, quiet Dairy Cow, within one month of calving. Apply Market Hotel, North-east Valley. WANTED, a Fact well known. A great saving effected in Gentlemen's Wardrobes.—E. Stokes wishes to inform the public generally, he still continues to clean and press gentlemen's clothing as they ought to be, at the same price he has done for tho last five years, at Ca a suit, at just half the price charged by tboso who boast of being the cheapest in Dunedin. No deception.— N.B.—A large stock of cloths and tweeds on view. E. Stokes, next to British Hotel, George atreet. WANTED, Subscribers for London Journal, Family Herald, Rr-ynolds's Miscellany, Cassels's Magazine, Bow Bells, 8s per six months ; Englishman's Domest'c Magazine, 15s do ; Young Ladies' Journal, 10s do; Ladies' Fashions (all sorts), 12s do; Gentlemen's Fashions', (Ministers) 18s do ; Dublin Nation, Irishman, 8s do ; Illustrated London News, (four copies each month) .'JOs do; Melbourne Weekly Papers, (four copies each month) 2Us do; Illustrated Australian Nowb, Melbourne Post, 5s do.—Subscriptions in advance ; postage charged to country subscribers on magazines. Address Josnrir Bkattiiwaite, opposite Wilmot's Hotel, Fleet street, late Arcade. I TTTTANTED Known, that GiJ/bs and Clay- ■• ton, having entered into partnership as Manufacturers. Timber Merchants, Cani tractors, arid the public can be supplied with all kinds of factory work done on tho shortest notice, including doors, sashes, architraves, mouldings, cordial cases, American window blinds, skirting, &c Gibbs and Clayton, Cumberland aud King streets, Dunedin. WANTED, tho Public to know, Concertin as, Acaordeons, Flutinas, Harmoniums, and Cl-xks, are Accurately aad reasonably Repaired. Fancy Goods and Toys, Sold at astonishing low prices. Secondhand Instruments taken in exchange towards new ones.—F. Biinmel, George street, next, the Edinburgh Bakery. J