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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume VI, Issue 643, 6 March 1879, Page 3

"TTTANTED— Two Good PLOUGH VV MEN. Good •: wagQS given Apply to GUo. Jones, W^ereuga-a-liika *ttt ante:d .— A FEMALE SEP VV VANT. Apply to Mrs Bourke Lowe-street. WANTEDr-A COMPETE^' ; m SAWYER, who cau also worl a^Planing Machine. J. R. MORGAN, Wharf Timber Yard. "ANTED— .TOB PRINTER fo Herald Officer A first-clas Hand. — Apply to Manager. TTTANTED, appointment as BOOK W KEEPER, ACCOUNTANT &c. j by a thoroughly competent person Good references. Apply, Office of thi paper. TURANGANUI LODGE, No. 1480, E.C rpiH E .REGULAR MONTHLI MEETING of the above Lodge wil hM' k#* ; - at the New Lodge-room (MONDAY) EVENING next, lOfcl instant at 8 o'clock sharp. By offer of the W.M., COCKS, m 5 "■''- - - --• . 'g eo fotary. MAKARAKA HALL. AN ENTERTAINMENT To conclude with a Dance, ' '\ i'TjliL take place inthe above Hall, This (Thursday, Evening, MabjOH Othj 1879. ■ ;•■■ The object is to raise sufficient Fundi to discharge a Debt incurred m buying ft site for the Matawhero School. Tickets, to Concert, 2s. 6d. Gentlemen' t Tiokets to Dance ss. j Ladies free. '• To commence at 7.30 p.m.: J. B^ POYNTER, Chairman School Committee. [From the News of the World.] 3rd November, 1878. THE GLORIES OF INDUSTRY IN the peaceful struggle of work sH progress at the Paris Exhibit^B THE WHELLER & WILS(B MANUFACTURING COMPANY^ have surpassed the victories they 'WW achieved at all preceding exhibitioni^H gaining an indisputable pre-emin^H over 80 competitors, and carrying o^B THE ONLY GRAND PRDZEM awarded to SEWING MACHIS (whioh must not be confounded witl^H " Gold Medal,", a secondary ,prize)^H the superiority and excellence of VW later productions. The testimony _^^| jury composed of competent and cri^H authorities will not fail to guicli^^H public m the perplexing dihicult^H choosing an article that is now a ]I^H cesity to everyone. THE -NEW STRAIGHT - NEEDLE WHEELER & WILSON Has th* Loose Winding Wheels, more improvements than any other SEWING MACHINE. .^BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. ' INSPECTION INVITED BY GRAHAM AND CO., 'AGENTS, G I S B OR N E. STEAMSHIP TAUPO. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. THE AVERAGE BOND, m connection with the SALVAGE of the CARGO by the above vessel, lies for signature at our office. A DEPOSIT of TEN PER CENT, on the value of the Cargo will be required, and for this purpose Original Invoices hiust be produced. GRAHAM AND CO. fe 26 Agents for Union s.s. Company. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (limited) f -m--. T I IHE above Company i Jkjk X will despatch steamers fftmßk as under (weather and 3§BRj^^ other circumstances perm^ mm^ mitting) : — FOR NAPIER,' WELLINGON. LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN* Hawea, Captain Kennedy, on. . WEDNESDAY NEXT, March 12th, at 5 p.m. Last ,^oat at 4.30. . , FOR TAURANGA AND AUCKLAND. Wanaka, Capt. McGillivray, on WEDNESDAY, March 12th, 9 am. . ; - ' Last Boat at 8.30 A.m; Plans of Saloon and Second Cabin can-bcuseen, and all necessary inforraatipn given, at the Agent's Office. T 'N<* fcarjgo' received on board unless booked at the agents' office. '. Pdssehgers with luggage should send It ib the Tighter on the afternoon of, the day b^fgife sailjng., , f "\ For freight 6r passage, apply te Grabah & Co., • 12 Agents.