Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 2030, 27 July 1868, Page 1

J.JXJXJJJUOJXM.S!J±V . WANTED. \J{T ANTED, experienced matt-makers, ' * hecklers, and rope-spinners. Apply Manager, Flax Works, Tokomairiro. - »' ■ ~.„.. TyANTED, a practical Maltster. Good ' * wages. Apply J. D., office of this paper. SEBVANTS. TyANTED, a Wood-carter. One accus- " » tomed to the trade preferred. Apply Bethune, Butcher, King street. Ty ANTED, a smart Lad, to make him- '» seU generally useful Red Lion Hotel. Ty ANTED, a Servant Girl. Apply to * * Mrs Lack, opposite English Church, Stuart street, WANTED, a Waitress ; also a General ** Servant. Apply Ship Inn, Jetty street. Ty ANTED by a young person, situation » » as Housemaid or General Servant in respectable famUy. Good references. Address A. M., Post Office, Dunedin. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED KNOWN, ALEXANDER BEGG, Gardknbb, Union street, Dunedin. Grounds laid out and Gardens kept by contract or otherwise. Orders left at Reynolds's Seed Warehouse, Cutting. PIANOFORTE. TO PROFESSIONAL AND AMATEUR PIANISTS. TTT ANTED, a Purchaser for a Handsome *V Seven Octave Trichord, by Broadwood and Sons (new). Apply Mr White, corner of Stuart and Smith streets. VyANTED to Let, a Cottage. Apply v * Golden Age Hotel. WANTED to SeU, a Spring Cart, with tUt. Apply to Mr G. Howell, York place. "VX^ANTED to SeU, Freehold Houses'and '"• Section, in Duncan street. Terms easy. Apply to J. and T. Hastie, 9, Harbor Chambers. TKT AN TED immediately, a second-hand "* Crab Winch, double purchase. Apply Crawshaw, Wheelwright, back of Royal George Stables. WANTED, Country Agents for the Otago »' Argus, a new weekly newspaper. Apply to the Proprietor, at the office of the Evening Star, Dunedin. WANTED, Agents in the City and Su- '»' burbs, for the Sale of the Otago Argus, a new Weekly Newspaper, price 3d, published this day. Apply to the Proprietor, Evening Star office. \&T ANTED, two Gentlemen as Boarders, " Exeter House, Maclaggan street. T^TTANTED, a Partner to take half- *» interest in a Flax Manufactory. Capital required, three to four hundred pounds. Apply H. Houghton and Co, Stafford street. Ty ANTED, Two Gentlemen Board^T. » » Private famUy, five minutes' walk from Post Office. Mr Bagley, chemist, George street. TTT ANTED to SELL,~FIax MiU and Ma- ▼ » chinery, in Dunedin—good working order; together or separately. REIDS and HERBERT, Ty ANTED, DaUy PupUs to prepare for ' " the High School &c. Address, Beta, care of Mrs Howard, Princes street. \y ANTED, Furnished Apartments for a ▼ » smaU famUy. Apply to A. 8., office of this paper. iy ANTED, a House, containing six or * * seven irooms, in Dunedin, or not far from the town. Address, stating particulars, to X. V., office of this paper. WANTED to Sell, Skirtings, Mouldings, '* Architraves, Doors, Lumber, Shelving, NaUs, &c. Hyslop and Wright, Moray place. Ty ANTED Known, Drain Pipes of ' ' aU descriptions; Chimney Tops, Flower Pots, Flooring TUes, Bricks, &c. For Sale, at Lambert's Water of Leith Works. yy ANTED Known—the Cheapest House » » —the Dunedin Renovating Clobhescleaning and Pressing EstabUshment. Thos. Carr, lateSontgen and Carr, George street. WANTED Known, that Gibbs and Clay- *' ton, having entered into partnership as Manufacturers. Timber Merchants, Contractors, and the pubUc can be supplied with aU kinds of factory work done on the shortest notice, including doors, sashes, architraves, mouldings, cordial cases, American window blinds, skirting, &c. Gibbs and Clayton, Cumberland and King streets, Dunedin. WANTED, New Arrivals and others to '' know, that Mr Davis is open to buy any quantity of Second-hand Clothing and Jewelry, Books, and all kinds of Instruments, Guns, Pistols, &c. Old Gold and Silver bought; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wardrobes purchased. The highest price given. N.B.— Household Furniture bought to any amount. Gentlemen waited upon at their own residences. All letters punctuaUy attended to. Please mark the address—Mr Davis, next to Odd FeUows' Hall, George street, and at Maclaggan street. At home from Bto 11 a.m., and from 2 to 8 p.m.