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Wanganui Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 5307, 13 March 1884, Page 3

ADVERTISING TTNDER the heading of WANTS in this U column will be charged SIXPENCE for FOURTEEN words ; and for every addU fcional word one-halfpenny. This column is intended chiefly f r the benefit of those seeking or offering situations. %* To ensure insertion, orders from the country should be accompanied with thei value in 'stamps. Wants. WANTED— Situation as housekeeper. Superior references. Apply Mrs Lawler, Registry office, Taupo Quay. WANTED— Situations for several|gene : ' ral servants, useful girls, farm hands, and handy men. Apply Mrs Lawler, Registry office, Taupo Quay. ANTED— By a youth, employment in a store, or otherwise. Apply at this office. ANTED— By the end of March, an experienced general servant. Apply to Mrs Freeman Jackson. ANTED— A good Bootmaker. Must be up to his work. 12 months work guaranteed. Apply R. M, Kirk, Hawera. ANTED— By a young lady, a situation as Barmaid, Address G.P., Herald office. WANTED — A situation as housekeeper in hotel. Address 8.H., Herald office. WANTED— A young man for : the preserving worns. One with a slight knowledge of steam boiler preferred. Apply Mitchell and Richards. WANTED — An engagement by a young Lady, as Governess to young children, or useful companion to a lady. Good needlewoman, Apply by letter", only to F.L., Herald office, Wanganni. WANTED— An active young man to work in a store. Apply at once to Walker and Hatrick : ANTED Known— That Smiley's drag . will leave the stables for the Kai Iwi Races at 10.20 a.m., weather permitting. Early application for seats is necessary. ANTED— Friends to remember the Dance on Thursday Evening at the Fire Brigade Hall. All those invited are respectfully requested to attend. Dancing at eight. ANTED Known— That Ross's four horse brake will start from the Rutland Hotel at 9.80 a.m. on Friday to convey passengers to the Kai Iwi races, Early application for seats is necessary. ANTED— Agents for W. Berber's , Wellington Dye Works. Apply by ' letter to W. Barber, Cuba Street, Wellington. , , ANTED Known— Refreshments can be obtained at reasonable prices at Fordell Horticultural Society Meeting, 1 Friday, March 14th. C. S, Budge. : . , WANTED — A steady man as farm hand. Must milk. Apply at this office, ' ANTED— A nurse girl' of about 14.' ; Apply to Mrs Rawson, Bell Street. ' WANTED Known — For sale, a spring cart and harness. Apply to G. F owler, Ball Street. ANTED— Good wheelwright at once, for light work. J. W. McDuff, Campbell Place. WANTED Known — Any accounts owing to me in connection with my late Business in the AvenHe may be paid at once </to Messrs Keith and Lennard, whose receipt will be a sufficient discharge. James Signal. WANTED Known— That all accounts owing by E. R. Ward (Ward & Co.) " must be sent in on Tuesday morning, as he purposes leaving Wanganui. E. R. Ward. WANTED to Let— Four-roomed cottage Guy ton Street. Apply to John Pawson. • WANTED— A pupil teacher for a pri- ' vate family in the country. Apply by letter to Finlay McLean, Esq., Burn Grove, Fordell. ANTED Known— Grain stored at lowest possible rates. No cartage charged. M. Hogan&Co., Wanganui. WANTED to Sell or Let— A fourroomed house with garden, eighth of an acre, in Niblet street. Also, fourroomed house with garden, quarter acre, in Warrengate. For particulars apply C. H. Ciocheto, Warrengate. WANTED to Purchase— Prime vSalt Butter. T. D. Cummins: WANTED Known— l, Geo. Wilkn, M.D., L.R.C.S.E., Extraordinary Member of the Hunterian Society, Edinburgh, hereby certify that Messrs Loasby hnd Co. can be trusted implicitly in Homcepathic preparations. WANTED Known— Strychnine, 6s 6d per ounce, Rough on Rat 3 Is, Rough on Corns Is, Hop Bitters 6s, Seigel'sr Syrup 3s 6d, Eno's Fruit Salt 3s 6d, Irish Moss Is 6d and 2s 6d, are all to be had from A. M. Loasby and Co.'s the cheap chemists "PIANOFORTE by Carl Ecke; iron JL frame ; full Trichord ; check action ; in handsome Walnut case. Price 70 Guineas, H. COLLTER & CO.'S Music Warehouse. "OIANOFORTE by Eichter ; iron frame ; Jl full Trichord ; check action ; in Walnut case. Price 50 Guineas. H. COLLIER & CO., Music Warehouse, Wanganni. "OIANOS Tuned, Repaired, and Renovated JL in Tone or Touch, in town or country. H. COLLIER & CO., Music Sellers, Wangauui. OELING & BPANGENIiER,G Pianofortes may be had at 11 . COLLIER : & CO S Music Warehouse, Wauganui. TTOPKINSON'S PIANOS, Trichord • I I Drawing-Room Model. All the latest improvements. Rosewood casa. 65 Guineas; H. COLLIER & CO., Music Sellers, Victoria Avenue. QQ GUINEAS. The WARD PIANOOO FORTES, Trichord check action, in . guardian Waluut cases, may Ise had for 38 Guineas at H. COLLIER & CO.'S', Victoria Avenue, Wanganui FOR SALE -A BARGAIN— That desir- ' able residence known as Royston. 0 House, situated on the River Bank, touether with one half-acre of land. For particulars, apply to Freeman R. Jacksoru FOR SALE OR TO LET. THE RED LION HOTEL, CAMPBELLTOWN, WANGANUI. THIS Hotel is situated ou the Left Bank of the Wanganui River, immediately opposite the town. It is a new building, and contains every convenience for carrying on the business of a Family Hotel. Attached to it are a commodious rangs of Stabling, , Coachhouses, &c. The Red Lion is the only licensed house on the Left Bank of the River within a radius of seven miles from town, and therefore commands an extensive trade among the settlers, Messrs Barns and Higgie, the well known auctioneers, hold fortnightly sales of stock at their yards close by the Hotel. Possession can be given on Ist April, and easy terms will be given to a purchaser of the Freehold, or a favourable Lease will be granted for a term to be agreed upon. TO LWT. npiJAT Commodious and old-established JL Hotel, "THE COMMERCIAL," Market Square, Wanganui. '1 his house has a colonial reputation, and is one of the most popular hote s ou the West ( 'oast. It is replete with every convenience, including la ge and well-lighted sample rooms, sbaUling, and coachhouses, billiard-room, and sitting and bedrooms en suite. Possession can be given Ist September. A lease for a term to be agreed upon will be granted at a moderate rental. 'J he furniture now in the hotel can be taken at a valuation. The tenancy of this hotel offers a most desirable opening for a business man. For further particulars apply to JOHN NOTMAN, Post Office Chambers,