late Advertisements. •i ■ " — — ■ IT* MEHOIUAM. .VET ANTED KNOWN, for MONUMENTS, . V TOMBSTONES, and all kinds of Cemetery Work, try THOMSON & CO.. Moray place (opposite First Church), Dunedin. 9iß WANTED, SITUATION as MANAGER or OVERSEER on farm or station; 12 years' colonial experience ; good references. Address B. J. A., Invercargill. 6a LOST, between Lake Waipori and Henley, brown RETRIEVER (white on chest and on hind feet; reward on returning to M'Kegg, jun., Henley. XniVE-FEET THRESHING MILL Wanted X 5 (second-hand); thoroughly good order.— All particulars to Reid and Gray. llap TTT ANTED, PLOUGHMAN; experienced iTT man, accustomed to hilly ground: • yearly billet.— Apply, by letter, SS, Times Office. . lj» WANTED, for station, Female COOK; wages £52 per annum. — Apply by letter, with references, Cook, Times Office. QK-GUINEA handsome new iron-frame •JO PIANO; time payments, 20s monthly. Write to Musical Exchange, Octagon, Dunedin. 12»P WANTED, PARTNER (moderate capital), to extend established business; good returns. — Addresß letters Caledonia, Times Office. 12aP f ABOUR AGENCY.— Station and Farm I J -Hands seek EMPLOYMENT-; patron-, age solicited. — R. Brew," -High street. 12ap mUSSICURA— WiId Cherry Balm.— PeterX "V- son, -M'Farlane. jT\R ROBINSON, Surgeon Dentist, corner yL/ George and St. Andrew streets (over Irvine and Stevenson). ,"P|R ROBINSON, Surgeon Dentist, corner >3-J George and St. Andrew streets. Artificial Teeth : Full Sets, £10 10s ; Single Tooth, from 10s. 9m fi ENUINE Clearing SaleHfor Three Month's VJT only. T. Wood holds a Clearing Sale of his Stock of '_ IMPORTED and Colonial make of Boots and Shoes at a reduction of 3s in the pound. ' ■ WOMEN'S Walking Shoes, from 5s lid ; Men's Balmoral Boots, from 7b lid; Men's Bluchers, from se-lld ; BOYS' and Girls' Boots and Shoes, from 2s lid upwards ; . Slippers, from 2s 6d (first-class Value). _______ TWOOD, Sole Patentee for New Zea- • land D»mp-proof Boot and Shoe Manufacture, Royal Arcade, Dunedin. 270 RHODES & CO., Steam Dyers, Cleaners. Work done carefully and well. Country order* receive special attention 1 AAA FEET 1-incb "VvIRE ROPE 'for XUI/U SALE ; suitable coal pits ; suspension bridge, etc.— Baker, , Octagon. FOR SALE, two Centrifugal PUMPS.— G. C. Baker. OctagonVDUnedin. OR SALE. Rood .Country BUTCHERING BUSINESS ; satisfactory reason • for selling ; 'terms if required. — Baker, Ootagon. FOR SALE. Book, Stationery, and News AGENCY, city; excellent return.— Baker, Octagon. 16m RABBIT NETS made; any size; finest material; samples by. post; 9d, Is each. Bills, bird dealer. •\TORWE<SIAN leather COATS, wind and X^i water proof; doctors', miners', i-rivers', and others; everltating ware. — Bills, bird dealer, Dunedin. 25m OUGH! Cough! Cough!— TUSSICURA, a reliable remedy. ANTED KNOWN— For Chronic Complaints consult Mr Hawkins. Advice free ; 2d stamp for reply. Hawkins's Tonic Pink Pills, Is od ; Certicura Nerve and Brain Remedy, 5s ; Phosphorus Pills, ss. Price list of Rubber Goods, 2d stamp. Note: Either above serit on receipt of stamps. — Address 0. W. HAWKINS, 106 George street, Dunedin. . ■ sja rrrr 00l -carting. TENDERS invited till 29th APRDL for Carting • Next- Season's Clip from Morven Hills and Tarraa to Kurow or Wedderburn. T. M'WHIRTER, Manager. ATAGO EDUCATION BOARD. IT IS HEREBY PUBLICLY NOTIFIED that the ANNUAL MEETING of HOUSEHOLDERS for the ELECTION of SCHOOL COMMITTEES will be held on MONDAY, the 24th April, at 7.30 p.m.,r,in the Schoolhouse of each district, except in the districts of Caveraham and Lawrence. In the districts of Caversham and Lawrence the Householders will meet in the Town Hall. In every district where the average attendance of the School for the year ended 31st December, 1898, has nofexceeded 25 children, the number to be elected as a Committee is Five ; where the average attendance hi^3 exceeded 25, and has not reached. 200, the number to be elected is Seven ; and where the average attendance has exceeded 200, the number to be elected is Nine. Householders are hereby called upon to send in writing to the Chairman of the School Committee- of their district, before 8 o'clock p.m. on MONDAY, the 17th,- April, the 'Names of Persons, being resident Householders, nominated by them to serve unon the Committee. Each Nomination must be signed by the Proposer and by the Candidate, and must be on the {orm set forth in the schedule to the Act. P. G. PRYDE, Secretary Education Board. Education Office, Dunedin, 6th April, 1899. llap ,-rxr aihemo county. TENDERS wijl be received at the County Offices, Palmereton, until FRIDAY, 14th APRIL, for the following WORKS: — Contract No. 371 : Tussocking road Highlay District, Macraes Riding. Contract 372: Gravelling Road, Goodwood Riding. * Specifications for the above may be seen at the County Offices, Palmerston, and for Contract No. 371 at Mr John Eggers's store, jMacraes. ■ - -^~ The Council does not agree to accept the lowest or any tender. CHAS. CRUMP, 13a County Cltrft
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Otago Witness, Issue 2355, 13 April 1899, Page 32
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