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Wanganui Herald, Volume XX, Issue 5631, 29 May 1885, Page 3

VvVuitq. WANTKD — A good general servant. Apply to Mrs Stevenson, Wickateed Place. WANTED— Tho public to know that Henry Potto, Taupo Quay, has received a fresh stock of Paddlery, vc, consisting of Ladies' and Geut's Saddleß, Buggy, Cart, nrd Plough harness ; a c;nod assortment of Spurs, Ladies', Gent's, But>gy, and Ciut Whips. Saddles from £2 15s to £7. These goods are from the best manufactories. Inspection invited. ■VffT ANTED Know n- Billiards — John Vy Clairmont Conaught having taken Mr VilHer's Billiard Room, hopes to sen his friends again. WANTED— A married couple, without encumbrance, to take charge of a farm : woman to attend to the dairy and other work, and the man the general farm work. Wages, £80 per annum. Apply to Mr D. Murray for particulars ; or to Mr Murphy, Club Hotel, Woodville. WANTED— A strong houseman for tho Denbigh Hotel, Foilding; wages £1 a week. Apply Box 13, Post Office. Feilding. WANTED Known —W, Chapman, Painter, has on eale Lead, Oil, Scrim, Paperhangings, Varnishes, &c, chfiap aa any house in the trade. Trial solicited. Opposite Empire Hot< 1, Wicksteed Place. WAIN'Ti-D — A married Couple \wthf\ti; encumbrance. Good wa^s to suitable people. Apply at once to Mrs Nance, Registry Office. WANTED — Day work— washing, or otherwise — By a respectable pi"non. Apply Mrs Nance, Registry Office. WANTED (at once)— Housumaids for a town and country hotel. Apply Wanganuj Labor Exchange. ANTED— Several laundry maidiT for private families. Apply Wan janui Labor Exchange. WANTED— Several bushmen. Apply Wangauui Labor Exchange 1 '.' »>;3 WAINTKD Known— That Thos. Cathro has started business at Waverley, with a new stock of Boots and Shoea. All orders entrusted to him will receive prompt attention. Fit and workmanship guaranteed. ANTBD-Two uteful light dn-ught horses ; must be under six years, and good trotters. Also, two good milch cows, fresh on milk. Apply Wm. Kennedy, Brunner Coal Company. _ WANTED Known — Good malt vinegar for sale at the Bell Brewery. Prico 2a per gallon. ANTED Known— Special brewing of Stout, in splendid condition, at tho Bell Brewery Bottling Stores. WANTED— Situation by experienced Tobacco Planter ; thoroughly understands curing, sweating, and packing, either for locul or European markets ; well up in broom-corn and subsidiary crops ; moderate salary. Address " American," care James Baber, Port Awanui, near Gisborne. ANTED to Let— Two cottaKes,|one 7 and ihe other 5 rooms, at Campbelltown, opposite the Railway Wharf. Apply 0 James King. W^ ANTKD— A c;entleman with from £100 to £300 to join another in opening a Drapery and Boot Establishment; grand opening ; Boot and Shoemaker preferred. Address, Alpha, Post Office, Waverley^ ANTED to Purchase— Prime Salt Butter; delivered fortnightly or monthly as may be arranged. T. D. Cummins. ANTED to purchase— Prime Salt Butter. Walker and Hattrack. ANTED Known— That Mrs James Simpson has started business, adjoin ing Walker and Hatrick, Taupo Quay Strawberries and cream, tea and coffee, and a good supply of fresh season's fruits always 'on hand, ANTED Known— To preserve, whiten, and beautify the Teeth, use Loasby's Carbolised Rose Tooth Powder— Mr Loasby's Tooth Powder (the receipe of which I have seen), is both pleasant and efficacious. It is especially useful in cases, of tender gutna. Hebbkkt Rawson, Dentist, Wellington. — Mr Wakefield, Chemist and Druggist, Victoria Avenue. PIANOS, by floeling and Spangenber& and Chappcll, may be had trom H. COLLIER & CO., Music Sellers, Viotoria Avenue, Wanganui. IANOFORTES and ORGANS Tuned Repaired, and Renovated in Tone and Touch, in town and Country, H. COLLIER & CO., Music Sellers, Wanganui. GOOD Secondhand Piano, for sale, cheap. H. COLLIER & CO., Music Ware, house, "ORINSMEAD'S Upright Grand Pianos Jj patent check, repeater action, ful trichord, prico 85 guineas, in stock, at H COLLIER & CO.'S Music Warehouse. RINSMEAD'S Celebrated Pianos may be had from H. COLLIER & CO., Pianoforte Importers, Wanganui. POPULAR PARODIES. [ No. 2. [ Once upon a noonday sunny, whilst I wandered— flush of money — Through the streets of Wauganui, gaeing at each well-filled store, Whilst I wandered, nothing heccftug, sud< denly I heard a pleading Voice, that whispered, interceding— "That would suit me, I am sure 1 It is juat what lam wanting. Only buy it, and I'm sure, I will ask for nothing more." Then, I saw it was a Bonnet, with tho stamp of Style upon it, Far surpassing all I'd noticed, since we left Old England's shore — With the Velvet and the Feather, mixed so temptingly together, That I fell to wondering whether trace of human skill it bore, Or was planned by some kind fair — traces of whoso skill it bore — In the fairy days of yore. Thinks I, "Here's a case of 'pickles !'" whenthe magic name of NICHOLLS Caught my eye, in letters golden, on the faalight o'er the door ; And my heart at once crew lighter, and the lady's prospects brighter, For I know he'd not affright her with a price beyond her store — With a iancy heavy profit, reaching far beyond her store — This I knew, if nothing more* So my ladr, sweetly smiling, asked me, in a tone beguiling, To escort; her to the counter of that now so well-known store ; 1 could take a scat besic"o her, and my taste she knew would guide her, My opinion half decide her, which would suit the dress she wore ; Or if that too deep a question for a wretch who trousers w ore, I could pay, if nothing more. And my lady, fact amazing, etill is gszing, still is gazing] With an earnest, yearning, longing look, I ye never seen before ; And although I've often spoken, sigaof going she gave no token, And the air is only broken by a question I implore Single men to make a note of ci c to marry they implore— "Charlie, darling, buy me more.' REMOVAL. TAMES f rrT A KDEESON, Taupo Quay, Wanganui, Bega to intimate that he has removed to the premises lecently occupied by Mr A. Duncan, Solicitor, next door but^oue to.his old shop. Furniture-and^Beddiug at tho mo&t reasonable Prices. Funerals Furnished, A r aluator. g