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Wanted. WANTED- >pyrrntfc:s to the Dressmaking, Apply to Miss Gronwall, at Alex. Browne's. tXTANTED—Strong activd Youth. Apply Alex. V V Browne. VirANTED— Apprentices for the Dressmaking. V T Apply at ouce to Miss Tiiley. Church Lane. WANT3D— A good General Servant; oce who understandH Plain Cooking. Apply to G. Fuezard, Masonic Hotel. WANTED— A Runner Boy. Apply at the Office of tin's Papsr. WANTED— A General Setvant; iefrrences required. Apply to Mrs Weber, Thompson,; road. WANTED— A respectable Lad, to make himself generally useful about yard and grounds of a private hill residence ; must also be accustomed to horses Apply to Hoadley, Lyon and Co. WANTED— A General Servant; references required. Apply to Mrs Snowies, National Bank. WANTED— A good mm Cook for station,also a handy Boy able to milk. Apply toM.R. Miller. WANTED— Single woman as General Servant, Apply to Mrs Elliot, Mount Erin; or -M, Ri Millor, Napieri « ANTED—A Baker. Apply to J. Jeff ares Taradale. TO TAILORS. IT7" ANTED—Three good Coat Hands; also two V V Trousers Hands. Five per cent above We); lington Lotr. Apply sharp to C. F. Lys, Tailor' Hastings, H.B. WATS TED—A Housemaid. Apply to Mrs Kelly, Hastings Hotel, flatting*-. WANTED— General. Servants, Plain Cooks, and Nurse Girls; also, a Boy for the country. Apply at once to Sturm's Registry Office, HastiDgsstreet. _. WANTED— Good Cooks, Housemaid, Nursemaid, and General Servants, for Town, Country, and Gisborne. Apply at Mrs Prebble's Registry Office, next Theatre Royal. . TED—Employers requiring Servants to call at Gillett's malt and female Servants Registry Office, Emerson-street. WANTED the public to inspect Ruddock AND Frtkr's Is and 23 6d Tables. HUNDBEDS OF USEFUL ARTICLES. WANTED KNOWN—Parties requiring Drkssbd Poultry for 'Xmis and New Year wilt please leave their orders early at E. Gillett's, Emerson. street. - WANTED KNOWN—Sections or Yards filled in with clay and black soil at very low rates. Sand, Gravel, Building-store and Limestone on sale. Apply to Smale and Westlake. Beach Road."' W" ANTEeTknoWN—That the Steam Launch " LEISURE HOUR" can be engaged at any time for fishing or excursion parties. An awning will be provided. Apply to James McKnight, Wellesley road, near Railway Stationi fj|rANTED KNOWN - — Strawberries and Cream VV frefli every day, also Summer Drinks of all kinds, at J. F. Sturm's Fruit Shop, Hastings-street, Opposite Monteith's Horse Bazaar. WANTED KNOWN —GEORGE SCARFS has removed to his New Premises in DICKENSSTREET, where from the fact of his expenses being considerably leSßhe 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 T- P- FULLER can . Urnißh Venetian Blinds with all the latest Improvements. Funerals of all classes furnished equal in style to any House ia tho Colonies. Mark the sddres—T. P. Fuller, opposico Mr Garry's I'oundry, Hastings-street, Napier. Joinery and Cabinet, making in all its branchesW~~ ANTED TO SELL—At Reduced prices, Kauri Pine, Rimu, Houseblocks, etc. C. DOLBEL AND CO., Timber Merchants, Port Ahuriri. McEWAN & MURRAY. - AT the earnest request of numerous Ladies of Hastings and surrounding districts, we iuteud adding lo our Establishment tho DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT, which we will open on Wednesday, November 29th, under tbe charge of MiS3 Langmt, We hope by strict attention to this brunch of our business to secure a fair share of public support. McEWAN & MURRAY. "DEQUIRED AT i*fel|i TMPROVBRS once, %m*s i AKD ron the Infill' 1 APPRENTICES DRESSMAKING 'Ljlgj Apply to— DEPARTMENT- \ljssß MiBB ELLIS: Board and Residence. WANTBD KNOWN—Two Gentlemen cau be Boarded in a Private Family with Homo comfort 3, use of Piano, etc., on the hills a fewminutes walk from thj Post Office. References required. Address to " Mater," Office of this Paper. BOARD and" Residence.—A vacancy for two gentlemen at Mrs Fernandez. Coote-road. ANTED KNOWN — The TEMPERANCE HOTEL offers a quiet and comfortable home or Ladies, 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 ANTED KNOWN—AII 41 eals are One Shilling at the TEMPERANCE HOTEL; Cup ofTe* with Bread and butter, 6d. Dinner from 12 to 2. Lost and Found. ~~~ £1 REWARD. LOST— From Walma, a BAY HORSE ; two white hind feet; 15J hands high; dent on the forehead. THOS. WALDROM, . Puketapu. Personal. IF this Bhould meet the eye of JAMES BUSHELL, native of Marten, Wiltshire. England, he Is earnes;ly requested to communicate with his Blstej, Mrs J. GIGGB, Hastings. Impounding Notices, IMPOUNDED AT FARNDON On December 15th, by Mr Hill from the Clifton Station, ONE Bay Gelding, with white stripe down the face; branded IR I on near shoulder; blotch brand underneath Will be sold on the 10th January, unlees redeemed. Damages £2. JOHN P. SMITH, Poundkeeper. Farndon, December 18,18 IHirOUNDED AT HASTINGS, By the Ranger, December 29th, 1882, CHESNUT GELDING, about U£ hands high, branded A(U on off shoulder; lump on back and shod. Unless redeemed will be sold January 13th at noon; W. A. BEEOROFT, Poundkeeper. Hastings. December 30, 1832; Tenders. SALE BY TENDER. T LENDERS will bo received by the undersigned . up to FEBRUARY Ist 1833, for the purchase: of Section 437, Clyde, situated between the Wairoa Hotel and Mayo's Public Hall, containing a quarter of an acre, with store and private residence, outhouses, and orchard with choice fruit trees. Also Stock-in-Trade; Furniture, and Effects. The highest or any tender not necessirily accepted M. E. ANDERSON, Clyde, Wairoa. WANTED— Tenders for tying and Stacking 150 acres of Grain (more or less). Apply to R. Wellwood, Hastings. ARRIVE D— CONSIGNMENTS OF IRON FENCING WIRE STEEL FENCING WIRE BARBED FENCING WIRE staples—galvanised, Acorn Brand Messrs J. G. Hill & Co., manufacturers. Ex " Langstone" and " Wave Queen." NOW LANDED - 30 TONS BEST ANNEALED IRON FENCING wire, Nos. 6, 7,8, and 9. 50 TONS ACORN BRAND PATENT ROUND steel wire, oiled, 6,7,8,9 and 10. 60 KEGS BEST FENCING STAPLES, gaivanised, 1$ x 7, and 2 x 6.. 50 REELS PATENT BARBEB WIRE. liberal terms will be allowed to purchasers. M. B.MILLEB, Stock and Station Agent*

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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3579, 30 December 1882, Page 3

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Page 3 Advertisements Column 4 Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3579, 30 December 1882, Page 3

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