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Southland Times, Issue 4488, 28 November 1882, Page 1

Wanted. _^ WANTED a female generaJ|«sijV Apply T. Millar, Tailor,- j^jrti, VVf ANIED a good getg£l%fNnt. ■'' " ' Apply to Mrs MacLa^gaffijoiptonr 'ANTED a good geniS servant. Apply at once at tgsF Clsrendoa Hotel. g: ? ANTED several g£od lands ft* the dressmaKing. Apply at once to BP.YnjgJEOo. ; J , ni»: \KT~ M&±!£ED "- » : smart ycunjg *rbm%» |^P the Edinburgli Re Howe, Esk streek j must have good reference*, . < Wages good* Apply Mr Anderson. kj? T ED several respectable „. [ Tradesmen as boarders. Term*, £l perwefk. 'Apply Mrs McLiskey, opposite Police Station, Eak street. , , all WANtPiSD at once nursemaids, house* 1 Maids and general servant* : MSB To wleri Registry office, Leven street, next t« Railwajr jßptel.- jyH - W^lfiTED a strong useful young fellow 'for general work about « dairy firm 1 ; must be able to milk. Apply J. M. Bsawn & Co., ~£xcbange I warehouie, DeestreeV . t „ \\f ANXED on the f GTdartmra and ' Yv, cooma Railway, Sydney Water. works, and Sydney Tramways— soo railway men, navvies, miners, tunnel bricklayers, brick moulders, bridge builders, &c. Two years' work ; splendid climate ; plenty of excellent wood and water. Apply on ths Works ; or, to Topham, Angus and Co,, 709 George street Sydney, N.S.W. nl Wanted Known WANTED KNOWN — Try our » » Kiapoi suits ; equal to the best tailor bespoke at half the price. 800 new patterns to select from. Fit guaranteed. Encourage Colonial Manufacture and buy of the Agents. PKICE & BULLBID. ANTED KNOWN that A. Scott has for sale Fresh Butter, Egg*, aud Poultry, trussed or otherwise, opposite the Union Bank, Tay street. Orders punctually attended to. «29 ANTED KNOWN— See stock of Millinery. Bonnets from 12s 6d upwards. Hats in variety of shapes at MISS A. PETER'S, Kelvin street. N.B. — Hats Trimmed and Bonnets made of ladies' own materials at moderate prices. Feathers cleaned and dyed. ocll \VT ANTED KNOWN— Just opened ' * out another 20 cases of Drapery, Clothing, and Fancy Goods. Everything of the newest shape and Btyle. At the Kilmar* nock Drapery House. WANTED KNOWN— Just opened out rich trimmed Hats, Is 6d ; rich Lace Fichus, 6d ; rich Lace, 3-inch wide, 2§d per yard ; rich Lace, 7-inch wide, 7d per yard ; 500 Straw Hats, 3d each — some of them marked 8s 6d ; fancy Cretones ; 6£d, best in town ; fancy Cambric Muslins, 4Jd per yard. At the Kilmarnock Drapery House. WANTED KNOWN— Everybody invited to the Kiimarnock Drapery House this day, to inspect the contents of the 20 cases just opened out. No one pressed to bu3 T . Come early to save a crush. Remember Goldie'fl Kilmarnock Drapery House. n25 WANTED KNOWN — Every Buyer of Drapery, Millinery, Clothng, &c, will save money and make themselves conversant with the newest styles by inspecting the stock on view at the Exhibition. It is admitted, as beyond dispute, the largest, newest, and best assorted stock ever shown in the town. Nothing but a personal visit can give any idea of its extent, cheapness, and variety. A superb lot of new Mantles, Jackets, and Spring Millinery on view. Novelties and New Goods, bought with great taste and judgment in the Home and Continental markets, arriving by every steamer. 00.4 THOMSON & BEATTIE. 1* 8 8 2, SPRING AND SUMMER. WANTED KNOWN— R. D. YULE k Co. are now showing choice goods in Visites, Dolmans, and Jackets in Broche, Cashmere, and Satin. A choice selection of Millinery, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, &c. Novelties in Lace goods, 'ndian Muslin Ties and Squares, Silk Ties, &c, &c. Broche and Moire Silks. R. D. YULE & Co. SPRING AND SUMMEB, 18 8 2. oc4 g RABBIDGE, DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, Dee Street, NEXT HIBERNIAN HOTEL. &T CHEAPEST HOUSE IN TOWN..G* W7 ANTED KNOWN— That we are * ' openiDg New Goods for Spring and Summer, imported direct from the best Home Markets. A, M AIR & CO., DRAPERS AND CLOTHIER3, Dee Street. WANTED KNOWN, — If y»u want anything in the Buggy line from a Spring Cart to a Carriage, at prices ranging from £6 to £300, you can be supplied at. the American Carriage Factory, as the proprietor keeps the largest stock in South, land, and has agents in Dunedin, and can place almost any kind of vehicle at prices to suit all classes of buyers. Having a large staff of skilled mechanics in all departments can guarantee superior workmanship. Repairs promptly executed. Old Buggies taken in exchange. W. H. MATHIESON Carriage Factory, Prince of Wales Yards