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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3661, 9 April 1883, Page 3

Wanted TTTANTED—A General Servant. Apply } T at Schicrning's Restaurant. WANTED— A Man to stack timber. Apply to Archibald Bryson. WANTED -A Youth as Errand Boy. Apply sharp.—Blythe & Co. WANTED— A good plain Cook. Apply to Mrs. AY. R. Russell, Flaxmere. WANTED— Nine Men for grass-seed sowing; also, a Cook for them. Apply at Marackakaho Station. WANTED —A Job as Cooper (or Cooper aud Carpenter), by a practical hand. Apply to " L.P.8.," Office of this Paper. WAxNTTED— A good Waiter. Apply to E. Ashton, Provincial Hotel. "TTTANTED —Immediately, a good, plain V t Cook. Apply to Mrs". C. C. Murray, Dougalston, Hastings. WANTED— A strong Lad for a country Station, must be a good milker, and able to make himself generally useful. Apply—Editor, Office of this Ptiper. WANTED— An upper and an under Housemaid. Apply to Mrs Coleman, AVaititirau, Napier. TTTANTED—A Girl to assist at house- * T work and mind two children. Apply to Mrs. Hart, Union Steamship Company, Spit. TTTANTED—Good Cooks, Housemaid, * T Nursemaid, and General Servants, for Town, Country, and Gisborne.' Apply at Mrs Prebble's Registry Office, next Theatre Royal. WANTED —Employers requiring Servants to call at Gillctt's male and female Servants Registry Office, Emersonstreet. __ Wanted Known. WANTED— Everyone to know that R. 11. ROBINSON will open up tho balance of twenty-five Packages ex " Closeburn," and wdl make his first display of Autumn and AVinter Drapery on AVednesday next, the 11th inst. TTTANfED—Ever yoiieto wait tiUWED - 1 ) NESDAY NEXT to see Robinson's New Season's Stock direct from the Home markets and manufacturers, and not to be led away by misleading and fabulous advertisements. —R. If. Robinson. TTTANTED—Everyone to know that R. 1 t IT. Robinson being a Direct Importer, is therefore in a position to sell cheaper than other tradesmen who are forced to buy in the Colony, aud what is more INTENDS TO DO SO: TTTA NT E D KN O AVN—OYSTERS, } \ FRESH OYSTERS at Peeiible's, Hastings-street, and next io the Theatre Royal, by the Plate, Bottle, or Kit. Pickle bottles bought in any quantity. WANTED KNOWN—ThutW. Prebbijs has just received 20 cases of Picton Bloaters; first cure of the season. WANTED KNOWN-That the Little Dust Pan is the Cheapest Houso in Napier for Spring Mattresses and Bedding of all kinds. TTTANTED —Every person before buying T T Furniture to call at the Little Dust Tan and compare prices with any other House. TTTANTED KNOAVN—That there arc * V Twenty (20) new and second-hand Pianos for sale at the Little Dust Pan, Hastings-street. TTTANTED KNOWN.—Edward Gillett, * T AVholesale and Retail Fruiterer, Emerson-street, has just received Sixty Cases of Splendid Eating" and Cooking Ap2">les; also, twenty erases of Quinces, which will be sold Cheap by the case. All kinds of Fruit and Vegetables in season ou hand. Dressed Poultry on the shortest notice. Country orders punctually attended to. WANTED KNOAVN—J. F. Sturm has on view the apples exhibited by F. AY. C. Sturm at the Horticultural Show, which consist of 45 named varieties Also, a large quantity of Fruit of all kinds, including Rock Melons of the choicest varieties, Pot Plants, A r egetablc and Flower Seeds. Fresh A r cgetablcs three times a week, and Potatoes in any quantity. Address — Hasting-street, opposito Holt's Timber Yard. TTTANTED KNOAVN —B. Saeffer, * f American Hair Dressing Saloon, has opened a Toilet Club for gentlemen who desire to have their own private requisites for Hair dressing and Shaving. Each member of the Club provided with separate Brushes, Pot, Towell, kc Terms for regular customers on application. CIGARETTES. "Little Beauties." " Opera Puffs." " Richmond Gems." "Vanity Fair." "Thorbceke's." " Lone Fisherman's." all at Gd. per packet. Three sticks Nailrod Tobacco, Is. Six El Universe Cigars, Is. Pipes of all makes and best American j Tobaccos at proportionate low rates. I Note the address : — I ~|> Q A E F F E R, jO, £_) Tobacco and Cigar Divan. Ojiposite Horse Bazaar, Hastings-street. WANTED KNOAVN- George Scarce has on sale :—Half a ton of Primo Canterbury Cheese; genuine Edam or Dutch Cheese ; a plentiful supply of good fresh Butter aud Eggs ; Preserving Fruit at extremely low prices, to clear out as soon as possible after being received; a new brand of first-class Flour in small bags, strongly recommended ; Crockery and China AVare, useful kinds, very cheap; Sugars, Teas, Coffees, and sundry reqiusites, at usual Lowest Cash Prices. Stores : — Dickens-street. TTTANTED KNOAVN-^TI_7tT?P7FUL" T T LER can furnish A r enetian Blinds with all the latest improvements. Funerals of all classes furnished equal in style to any House iv the Colonies. Mark the address—. T. P. Fuller, opposite Mr Garry's Foundry Hastings-street, Napier. Joinery and Cabinet making iv all its branches. ESoard and Residence. TTTANTED KNOWN-That AY. Schiert V ning can Accommodate Boarders at Ono Pound per week. All single Bedrooms. TTTANTED KNOAVN.—The TEMPER>V AN CE HOTEL offers a quiet and comfortable home for Ladies, and Families visiting Napier. WANTED KNOAVN.—The TEMPERANCE HOTEL offers to Boarders superior accommodation with home comforts, at moderate prices. All single Bedrooms, with use of Bath-room. WANTED KNOAVN.—AII Meals are One Shilling at the TEMPERANCE HOTEL ; Cup of Tea with Bread and Butter, Od. Dinner from 12 to 2. TTEUELL'S "|> E ST AURA N T RE-OPENING oe PREMISES. WALDIMAR SCHIERNING takes great pleasure in informing the Napier Public that he has purchased the Lease of the Premises formerly occupied by the late Mr. Ycuell, and.trusts by kecpin" a Table supplied with tho best the market can supply, combined with scrupulous cleanliness, accompanied with civility, to merit a failshare of Patronage. Board and Lodging, per week £1 Os Board 0 15a All Meals 0 Is Do not forget Scluemmg s (late x euell s) Restaurant re-opens on AVednesday next. The fact of AV.S. occupying the position of Chef do Cuisine at the Criterion Hotel for' the last six years is a sufficient guarantee that the business will be conducted in a manner satisfactory to bis Fataous.