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Wellington Independent, Volume XXII, Issue XXII, 23 November 1867, Page 1

Wanted, WANTED, on tho let January, 1868, fou the Taita Common School, a Master and Mistress. Salaries— -rooster, £125 per annum ; mistress, £75, with residence. Applications, with testimonials, to ba sent to WILLIAM CLELAND, Hon. Sec, Taifca School Committeo. WANTED, a Married Couple without incumbrance ; tho man must \mderstand ■gardening and the management of a horse ; the woman, as general servant, to make herself useful in tho house. Apply for particulars to Mr ALLEN, Chemisfc, Lambton Quay, Wellington, ANTED, a good plain COOK. Apply to Mrs Thos. K EBBELL, Manners street. ANTED, a STOBEMAN. Apply to JOHNSTON & CO. November 14, 1867. A DVERTISEB is open to an engagement in jL-L Wellington, ,ac Accountant, Book-keeper, or Corresponding Clerk, &c, &o. Advertiser has now been over two years in an appointmentin Wellington, and holds tho highest references. The best character will be given by his present and past employers. References can also bo given to several Wellington" morehanta. Address 8.P.W., office of this paper. fi LASSBLOWERS, FINISHERS, and others \JT will jind Hteady employment at the Sydney Glass Works, Liverpool street, Sydney. For passage appiy at any of the offices of the P.N.Z. &A.R.M. Company. " ..NOTICE. WANTED, to., RENT a HOUSE. Apply J. E. NATHAN. October 25, 1867. WANTED^ A SCHOOLMASTER IjlOR tho Middlo Rangitikei School. Tho • Salary will be about £120 per annum. A married man preferred. Applications, with testimonials, to bo sent on or before the 7th of December next to MATTHEW HAMMOND, Esq, Chairman, Rangitikei. November 7, 186.7. NOTICE TO SCHOOLMASTERS. WANTED, a TEACHER for tho Pahautanui School ; salary about £120 per annum ; a married man preferred. "Applications will bo received bj the Chairman up to the 15th December next. FRANCIS BRADY, Chairmun of School Committ^ . November 15, 1867. Clothing. NEW CLOTHING W MACLEAN- begs to call the attention of © his customers and the public generally to his CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, &c, &c, direct from tho manufacturers (ox tho John Bunjan and Electra), and is in a position to offer the same AT LOW PRICES. WILLIS STREET, Whliingtoh, (Opposite Mr Pearco's store.) November 18, 1867. Tenders. NOTICE, THE HDTT PUBLIC PARK AND RACECOURSE. QIEALED TENDERS will be received by tho " Hutt Park and Racecourse Board," at Valontine's Hotel, Hutt, until Saturday next, tho 23rd November, at 2 p.m., from persons desirous of leußing for a period of seven years the land, consisting of 89 acres, used as tho Park and Racecouroe, near tho Waiwetu River. Further particulars can be obtained on application to tho undersigned. The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. WILLIAM HICKSON, Acting Chairman of the Board. Wellington, Nov. 16, 1567. TENDERS FOR MAKING UNIFORMS FOR THE C.V.F. BRIGADE. riIENDEIIS will bo received by tho undersigned X until Tuesday next, the 26th instant (where sample and specification can be scon), for making the abovo. W. BLACK, Captain C.V.F.B. November 20, 1867. TO BUILDERS. f ITENDERS will bo received at tho residence X of the undersigned, where plans and specifications may be seen until noon of Saturday, November 30, for tho erection of a Five-roomed House iv Willis street. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. C. TRINGHAM, Architect, Pipitea etreot, Thorndon. November 22, 1867. E OUNJ), a SILVER WATCH. Tho owner may hear of it by applying at the office of this paper. STOLEN or STRAYED from tho Town Belt, Ti a chestnut MARE; branded T on near t shoulder, and M on near rump. 10s reward if strayed, and £2 if stolen, on conviction of tho offender. C. HOWE, "Willis Btreet, Wellington.