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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3535, 6 November 1882, Page 3

Wasted. WANTED KNOWN—Opening , out Today, ex ship City of Bombay, 27 CaSES and 2 BALES NEW SUMMER DRAPERY. In "onsequenee of these goods arriving a little late in the Season, we shall clear out the entire lot positively at Wholesale Prices, Please reserve your purchases till you see the Bargains we shall offer. • MAGILL fc C&MPBELLt ANTKU—A Lad to make himself generally useful. Apply to Fortune and Black. 4Tf7"ANTED-A Re-engagement; Housekeeper, T V Cook, Nurse, or any other (rood position of trust, .Apply, A.B 0., care of Mrs Holston, Dickens street, or office of this paper. SHEARERS. WANTSD-Shearers at once. Apply to E. D, Colliaon, Paki Paki. WANTED A Married Couple ; man to work in the garden, woman to assist in housework, Apply to Mrs Sutton, Royston. WANTED — Immediately, Shearers for 45.C00 Sheep, including 10,000 lambs, at 17s 6d per 100. Apply to Ni E. Beamish, Okawa. WANTED— A ?ood Sawyer, to take charge of a Circular Saw Bench :muet be sober and Steady. Apply to R. Holt, Napier. WANTED— An active Lad. Apply to John _ McVay. _ WANTED— A good Cook, either married or single. Apply to Mrs Nelson, " The Lawn," Tomoan a. WANTED-A female Cook. Apply to H. O. Caulton, Pacific Hotel, Hastings. TO BOOTMAKERS. ~ WANTED— A good General Hand. Apply to Wm. Tuck well, Hastings-street WANTED- Immediately two good Tailcrs. Firstclass hands will receive highest wages Apply at once to O'Callaghan and Armour, Tailors, Waipawa. WANTED— Good Nurse Girl about 20; and also good General Servant for country. Apply to Mrs M. R. Miller ANTED—General Servants, Plain Cooks, and Nurse Girls ; also, a Boy for the country. Apply at once to Sturm's Registry Office, Hastingsstreet WANTED— Good Cooks, Housemaid,Nursematd, and General Servants, for Town, Country, and Gisborne. Apply at Mrs Prebble's Registry Office, next Theatre Royal. WANTED— Employers requiring Servants to oall at Gillett's malt and female Servants Regisry Office, .Emerson-street. ~\Tr ANTED KNOWN—T. R, SPILLERhas opened yV the Shop lately occupied by Mrs Miles, and will always have a supply of Refreshments, Summer Drinks, etc. Also, all kinds of Fruits and "Vegetables in Eeason. A call respectfully invited. ANTED KNOWN—The Swimming Season has just commenced at the Napier Baths. Whiteroad. Single uath, 6d ; Season Tickets, 16s; Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Is. Open for Ladies and Gentlemen from 6 a-m to 9 p-m ANTED KNOWN —GEORGE SCARFE has removed to his New Premises in DICKENSSTREET, where from the fact of his expenses being: eorsiderably less he purposes selling for CASH at the VERY LOWEST RATES, and trusts to meet with the same support that has been so generously tendered him in the past. ANTED KNOWN—That J. F. Sturm has removed to more commodious premises in. Hastings-street: Opposite Monteith's Horse Bazaar. ANTED KNOWN—That the Woodville New Bakery will shortly be open under the management of a flret-claee Baker and Confectioner. ANTED KNOWN—That Hknrt Sbmo. Watchmaker and Jeweller, Hastings -street, next the Horse Bazaar, has just received a freeh assort ment of Watches and Jewellery, the newest styles in bracelets, &c. Ladies' Gold Sets, Ring Studs, Pins, Silver and Gold Sets, Chains, &c.; all at prices cheaper than any other House in the Colonies: ANTEiTkNOWN—That T- P- FULLER~caa famish Venetian Blinds with all the latest improvements. Funerals of all classes furnished equal in style to any House in the Colonies. Mark the addres—T. P. Fuller, opposite Mr Garry'a Foundry, Hastings-street, Napier. Joinery and Cabinet making in all its branches, ~Vjn ANTED KNOWN:— GE O. V. KEMSLE V, HAS EE MOVED TO HASTINGS-STREET, OPPOSITE THE HOBSE BAZAAR. THE CELEBRATED TROUSERS May still be had at O£S. Best Value «KS AlO m the Province. LXfJ JUST OPENED- imsb-B 1 * * China Silk Dust and Stockman's Molo Galatea Coats. Trousersr jf p>4 i Worsted and DiagoStrapped Mole 49 ' nal Cloth Coats Trousers, and Vesta. Stockman's Bedford *vr* Cord Riding Pants <9 Youths'new Tweed Strapped Trousers * Suits, new shape Si Drab Cotton Cord . Trousers. gSK Men's Brown and Black Hjjf 6 Norfolk Tweed Cord Trousers ~° Coats: Dungaree Jumpers, m Coats, and S|to» Little Boys' Tweed Trousers. TtT Suits, new shapes. Shearers' Dungaree mr a Suits. New flats. Board and Residence. BOARD for two or three Gentlemen in a healthy situation on the hills, five minutes walk from Poßt Office. Apply office of this paper. NOTICE. A CCOMMODATION for a few Boarders at Mrs J\_ Pikhornb's, Shakespeare-road, next to the Government Steps. ANTED KNOWN — The TEMPERANCE HOTEL offers a quiet and comfortable home for Ladles, and Families visiting Napier. ANTED KNOWN — The TEMPERANCE HOTEL offers to Boarders superior accom modation with home comforts, at a moderate prices All single Bed-rooms, with use of Bath-room WANTKD KNOWN—AII Meals are One Shilling at the TEMPERANCE HOTEL; Cup of Tea with Bread and Butter, 6d ■ Dinner from 12 to 2. Tenders. NOTICE. nnENDERS will be received by the undersigned X until Saturday, the 11th November, for Raising a House at Clive, For specifications and further information, apply to W. A. DUGIiKBY, Architect. TO BUILDERS. rpENDERS are invited up till THURSDAY, the J_ Oth of November, for the erection of a Fourroomed Cottage at Hapuku's pahi Plans and specifications to bo seen at my office. W, A, DUGLEBY, Architect? To Let rp. O 1" Th , TP A YARD. STABLE, AND SHED. Apply to G. FCJSZARD, Masonic Hotel. APARTMENTS TO LET, A PAKTMENTS to Let; pleasantly Situated, J\. Apply to— Mrs GRENSIDTS, Waipukurau. CtHOP TO LET—On reasonable terms, adjoUlng IO Brett's Confectionery Shop, opposite Holt'd Timber Yard. Apply to E. ASHTOtf, Prr ,/scial HoteL Meetings A GENERAL MEETING of the noncommissioned Officers and Privates will be held ou WEDNESDAY. Bth instant, at the Occidental Hotel at 8 p.mv Business—To discuss the new Volunteer Reguiatlona. By ° rder, HENRY A. KING, Sub-Lieut, and gomjjeoj^ FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' FETE. HPHE Mombers of the various Friendly Societies X are requested to meet at the Fire Brigade Station on THURSDAY, November 9, at 9.35 a.m. sharp, to take part in the Hon. Sec. " "FLAX INDUSTRY. A MEETING in connection with the above will be held at Hastings, on THURSDAY EVENING, November 9 th, and another at Napier, on FRIDAY, November 10th. JOH N DAVIS, "IvAVE QUEEN," FROM LONDON. /X nHHE above Veesel having arrived, Yn \sifv -L Consignees are requested to pass entries and present Bills of Lading to the undersigned without j*oO»B delay, otherwise Cargo will be landed and stowed at their expense. j MURRAY, ROBERTS & 00., Agents,