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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3608, 24 April 1886, Page 1

Wanted. TT7-ANTED TO SELL-WABTE PAPEE •! .. <"L la Fge « "aril quantities). Ap. ply to tho Publisher, TurABP Hbbaid. " Y^ANTED- APPRENTICES to, tha V T J . Dressmaking. J. BAmarrrwß, Victoria House. 4.22 ggg ■STTTANTED — A Good GENERAL . _4.£4 «T5 TtfTANTED TO LET OB SELL— Two t n V Ao ™' ith HoMe (8 TO"**), Close to Town.— C. Bowkeb. 4-24 674 WANTED-LODGINGS, b j _ -_ nd Gentleman without family. Apply by letter, stating terms, to Box 34. * ' ' ' ' ' '■■ 4-21 641 * WANTED-A really good GENERAL SERVANT, for the Country. ., Good wages. References required. Dsvumovo & GiAasoM. 4 . 16 W6 \\T ANTED — Coolts (private families), « , Housemaids (Hotel), Nursemaids, General Servants, Town and Country. Mrs Pitts, Registry Office. 4-20 629 WANTED -A PARTNER with gmall _ Capital. Vegetable Garden and ift-mt Business. Apply G. A, R. MAciAr, Gardener, William Road Garden. Temuka 4-20 635 " VXTANTED— A GROOM, must ba T y thoroughly competent to take entire charge of Stables. Good Wages. Married Man preferred. Apply— Mes Pitt, Registry Office. 4.2a 655 WANTED— To RENT a five-roomed HOUSE, within a few minutes' walk of the Post-office. Rent must be low. Apply by letter only, to X.Y.Z., Hbeaio) Offioß - 4-24 684 WANTED— By a Lady, living m the country about 20 miles from Timaru, Three or Four Littlo Girls under 12*yeara o£ age, to Educate with her own children. Good references given and required. Apply to the office of this paper. 4-21 654 WANTED. "OOTATOES. POTATOES. POTATOES. Tho Undersignod is now Buying. Apply Great North Road or Beach Stores. 4-10 508 WM. EVANS. WANTED KNOWN— That PRIME WETHER MUTTON can be purchased for 2s 6d per aide (average about Id per lb) at tho Shop opposite Jonas and Bourn's, on TUESDAYS and THUR9DAYS from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., and on SATURDAYS from 8 am. till 10 p.m. 4-13 545 PEACOCK & GEANEY. WANTED KNOWN— That MRS A. C. PAGE has OPENED A REGISTRY OFFICE for Female Servants m the Premisca otelj occupied by Mrs Rowe, opposite Mrs Melton's Timaru Hotel, Main South Road, hoping to secure a share of Public Patronage. Fancy Goods and Children's Underclothing at Low Prices. 4-15 566 WANTED KNOWN — That J. MeCLATCHY, the celebrated 6d HAIRDRESSER, has REMOVED to Shepherd's Buildings, where he has every Convenience to conduct his business to the satisfaction of his numerous customers, to whom he tenders his best thanks for past patronnge. 4-17 603 TT7 ANTED KNOWM— That KNOWLES VV AND NORTH, WRITERS, PAPERHANGERS, AND HOUSE DECORATORS, have oponed Business m the Premises OPPOSITE THE GROSVENOR HOTEL, Cain's Terrace, Timaru, hoping to merit a fair share of the public patronage. Material) of every Description supplied at reasonable Rates. 4-2 317 WANTED KNOWN— The undersigned is selling good sound wheaten straw CHAFF, at 4<\ per bog ; do, Oaten, 7d, delivered at the machine ; delivered m Timaru, ouo penny extra. All chaff riddled, screened, and screw pressed by machinery of the very latest improvements. Samples can be seen at Mr F. Fitzsimmons', blacksmith, Timaru.— Wiiliam King, Seadown. 4-21 647 WANTED KNOWN— JAMES JONES, Sculfiob (next John Jackson's Timber Yard, Timaru), Wholesale Importer, direct from the Marble and Granite Quarries. Monuments, Crosses, etc., etc. A large stock always on hand, from £2. 250 extra firstclass designs kept to select from. Estimates given for every description of ornamental Btone work, fountains, etc. Wood and Iron Fences. 3-27 335 WANTED KNOWN— B. GOULD wishes to inform his customers and tho public generally, that ho has REMOVED to the shop formerly occupied by Mrs Purdio. This is the only shop iv Timaru where tho public can rely on obtaining fish samo day as caught. Tho most commodious and comfortable Oyster Saloon m town. Poultry always on hand, and dressed to order. 3-27 340 VTST ANTED KNOWN — West End Registry Office for Domestic Servants. Mrs Fullarton has opened the above at her shop (lato Douglas's), nearly oppoiite King's Stables, Main North Road, Timaru. 4-14 556 JUST OPENKD OUT at LITTLE DUSTPAN Colonial-made Mojolicn. Spittoons Is 9d, Colonial-made Fancy Flower Pots 2a and 2a 6d. /COLONIAL-MADE Pudding Basins from V^ 6d each, Colonial-made Picklo Jars Is 6d, Is, 9d, 6d each. /COLONIAL-MADE Jam Jars from 3d V^ each, Colonial-made Butter Crooks 2s 6d and 3s, Colonial made Bird Cages from 3s 6d. S~~UPPORT COLONIAITINDUSTRIES, and thus practically answer the momentous question " What shall wo do with our boys ?" and tho LITTLE DUSTPAN. * 4-24 676 PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE for Ladies or Gentlemen. Sitting Rooms, Bath, Pinno. Mbs Mason, Bourton House, Elizabeth Street, Timaru. 4-14 558 IRTH, MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES, if Paid for at the time of Insertion, 2s 6d 'Each (stamps may be sent it tiarm.mt) 1 if TiooWd 4* will h» nhargart. Bankruptcy Forms, 1884. PRINTED FORMS under the netr Bank, ruptcy Act can be obtained at ths Timarti Serald Office as follows : — I— Proof of Dobt. 2— Proot of Debt by Firm or Com pany. » 8-Proxy.