Wanted. WANTED— APPRENTICES for Millinery nnd Dressmaking Department. 9-23 2209 T.&J. Thomson. WANT ED-TWO TEAMS for DISC HARROWING nt Claremont. Apply to N. H. MACFARLANE, 9-23 2210 Manager. WANTED— FOR SALE Cheap Firstclass B. CORNET, nearly now, by Courtois (Levy's Model). Apply M-s Wejihx's, Barnard Streeb. 9-23 2211 TCTXPERIENCED MILLINER, capable J-J of taking cbavgo of Department, is OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT. Address— M.8., Hebald Office. 9-20 2 1G9 WANTED— Married Couples, Housekeepers, General Servants, Kitchenmaids, useful Girls. Mhs Pitts' Registry Office. 8-27 1989 WAITING ENGAGEMENTS— Cooks, Housemaids, Nurses, Gardener?, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Boye. Mrs Pitts' Registry Offico. - 8-27 1979 WANTED— A Weekly Supply of Prime Fresh Butter. Apply to R. WEBSTER, 9-21 2104 Barnard Street. WANTED -By n young bdy (highly recommended), a SITUATION aa French nnd Music Teacher m a ladies school lor private family. Terms moderate. Apply Mhs Pitis' Registry Office. 8-27 1978 WANTED— SITUATION on Station, by man and wifo — without encumbrance. Tho man a saddler, and willing to make himself useful ; the wife, a good Cook. Apply T.M., Hebald Offico. WANTED KNOWN— The Best and Cheapest remedy for destroying Slugs, Grubs and Insects on Lawns and Vegetable Beds, 13 good screened SOOT delivered m nny quantity by the only Practical Chimney Sweep m Town. ENGLISH FIRE BKICKS kept m Stock. JAMES HILTON, 9-23 2212 Jersey Villa, Brown Street. WANTED KNOWN— That the PAMPHLET, containing Story and Evidence of the HALL-HOUSTON CASE, with Portraits, IS NOW PUBLISHED. All persons wishing to procure Copies are requested to make their purchases early, as the Publisher has large orders to execute, and thcro is only a limited number printed. T. F. FARLEY, Bookseller and Stationer, Timaru. WANTED KNOWN — Mas Milton (late of Ballantyne's) and Miss SnEPiiEED beg to inform the Ladies of j Timaru and district that they have resumed the Cutting and Fitting Classes. They nro also prepared to execute orders m Dressmaking, Mantles and Millinery, and respectfully solicit a share of patronago. King street, Timaru. Apprentices wanted. 9-1 2052 WANTED KNOWN— That TnoirAS Gobman (for the last eight years with Messrs Ogilvio and Byers) has taken the Premises formerly occupied by Messrs Farsons nnd Henderson, Main Nortli Boad, whero he intends carrying on business on bis own account, as Horseshoer and General Blacksmith, and hopes by strict attention to business, nnd good workmanship, to merit a share of public patronago. 7-10 1512 WANTED KNOWN— JAMES JONES, Scuiptob (next John Jackson'o Timber Yard, Timaru), Wholesale Importer, direct from tho Marble and Granite Quarries. Monuments, Crosses, etc., etc. A large stock always on hand, from £2. 250 estra firstclass designs kept to select from. Estimates given for every description of ornamental stouo work, fountains, etc. Wood and Iron Fences. 3-27 335 BOOKBINDING, m all its branches Executed at tho Hebald Office, at Lower Prices than hitherto charged m Timaru, and m a Style not to bo excelled. LADIE3' MUSIC neatly bound, and m a Style not to bo excelled m the colony, and at Dunedin prices, at the Heeald Office. "¥ EDOIERS, Day Books, Cash Books a i Ruled and Bound to order nt tho Hebald Office, at Dunedin prices. TNSPEOT the LITTLE DUST PAN. "OEPLETE with every Douicslio Article. PARTIES Furnishing should visit tho LITTLE DUST PAN. ALL Goods sold at Lowest possiblo Cash Prices. LITTLE DUST PAN. 9-11 8139 £~i EORGE PEARSON hns Colonial-made V^~ Confectionary at Is per lb ; also, Fry's Chocolate Goods and imported Confectionary, 4 ounces for 6d. /■N EORGE PEARSON'S central necney \JT for Nelson, Monte and Cos. Teis, m packets of half pounds, la, Is 2d and ls'dd ; pounds, 2s, Za 4d, 2s 8d and 3s. EORGE PEARSON'S Coffee .Rooms are centrally situated, being within two minutes' walk of all the Auction Booms, Post Office, Wharf, and Railway sttifion. His chnrgos arc extremely moderate 1 , and his l'irs, Pastry, &«., nro of the first quality. Newspapers nnd writing materials alwnvs 011 I lie table. 9-18 2138 Lost and Found. lost. LOST, from the Cave Holol— A Black and Tan COLLIR DOG (answers t-hcmiuw ef Rover), on the night of the 20th inst. Information to bo given to GEO. FfNCH, 9-23 2221 Cave Hotel. HOFFMANN'S PATENT BEIOKS. A LWAYS ON HAND— Best Burnt i3L BRICKS ; also, Freeli Flaro LIHB. Good Water Supplied to Suburbs. SHEARS' STEAM BRICK AND LIKS WORKS, X*«» T)orr.»in. 9-S9 ITC3 FOR FAMILY READING THE ._ TIMARU HERALD is admitted to dp. WITHOUT A RIVAL m South Canterbury. EVEHT liFFOUT IS MADE TO SIWV.3 I the fullest, freshest, and most, trustworthy j news on all current, topics of interest. Piiicih : One Pesky, Daily ; Per Week, Sixpescie. Per Quarter (m advance), 6s fid ; by Poet to any pa,rt of Now Zealand, 10s per Quartet paid m ndvuute. Stamps may be serliu payment. • • .
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Timaru Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 3737, 23 September 1886, Page 1
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