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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3708, 4 June 1883, Page 3

Wanted "VSTANTED—A good strong Boy. Ap- * t ply to G. Fuszard, Emerson-street. WANTED— A good Cook; to a competent trustworthy woman -wages up to 30s per -week. Mrs Coleman, Waititirau. TJJTANTED—A Canvasser for the New t T Zealand Accident Insurance Company. Apply at the New Zealand Insurance Company, Napier. TITANTED—A Cook and aHouecmaid. T T Apply to Mrs. Sydney Johnston, Takapau, or to Mrs. Lambert, Madeiraroad, Napier. ANTED—A Nuise Girl about 12 or 13 years of age. Apj>ly to Mr. Balharry, Tliompson-road. TTTANTED—A good plain Cook. Apply U to Mrs. Spencer, Tiromoana, Napier. WANTED— A smart Runner Boy. Apply at the Office of this Paper. Ty ANTED— A good Bootmaker, to make T T pegged and stitched Boots. Apply to C. R. Taylor, Hastings. TTyANTED—A respectable young G-irl H to assist in Housework. Apply at once at the Greenmeadows' Hotel, Taradale. WANTED— For the Kaikora (H.B. District) School, a Master and Assistant Mistress ; master's salary about£lßo with free house, assistant mistress guaranteed ,£GO, with a prospect of salary being increased. Applications, with testimonials, to bo sent to the Chairman not later than the 20th of June. "\TrANTED— A Housemaid. Applylo It _ Mrs W. R. Russell, Flaxmere, Hastings. WANTED— Good Cooks, Housemaid, Nursemaid, and General Servants, for Town, Country, and Gisbomo. Apply at Mrs Prebblc's Registry Office, next Theatre Royal. WANTED —Employers requiring Servants to call at G-illett's male and female Servants Registry Office, Emersonstreet. Wanted Known. TVTEW CURE of Canterbury Hams and Bacon at E. W. KNOWLES. WANTED— Everybody to inspect tho white Calico at 2/11 per dozen ; Blankets, 7/11 per pair ; white Flannel 6-kl per yard; stout Wincey 3d per yard; Oxford Shirting, 4fd ; Poplin Dresses, 6/11 for 12 yards; black Velveteen, 1/11 per yard, worth 3/6; black Silk and Satins, 2/11 per yard, worth 4/11. Tousands of other lines dirt cheap at C. Smith's Great Drapery Sale, Hastings-street. KNOWN—That C. Smith, t T from Te Aro, Wellington, is selling Men's Tweed Trousers for 5/11, -worth 10/6 ; Men's Trousers and Vests for 13/6, worth 20/-; Men's Tweed Coats for 12/9, worth 20/. Men's Overcoats, 20/., worth 30/. Men's Cotton Shirts, 1/9 ; heavy Wincey Shirts, 2/11; Aberdeen Socks, 6d ; Lamb's Wool Socles, lOjd. Come early as there is only a limited quantity.—C. Smith:, Has-tings-street, next Holt's Timber Yard. ■WANTED KNOWN—That the public T V can get first-class Double Spring Mattrasses from -ios to 60s; Single ditto, from 35s to 15s, at J. Dawson's, Cabinetmaker and Upholsterer, Shakespeat. j-road. ANTED KNOWN —That FRESH OYSTERS can be had To-night at Sehieming's Restaurant at One Shilling per plate. Poultry bought in any quantity. ANTED~mfOWN— J. F. STORM has on view 62 named varieties of Apples grown by F. W. C. Sturm at the Hawke's Bay Nursery; Vegetable and Flower Seeds in great variety. Fresh Vegetables and Potatoes in any quantity. Orders for Trees and Plants carefully attended to. Address—Opposite Holt's Timber Yard. A^JTED~KNOWN—Georoe Scabfb Has on Sale a good supply of ROLLED BACON and SMALL HAMS, really Ckoico FRESH BUTTER and the WARRANTED PURE TEAS in original Packets, at "I S. "J f\D., QS., QS f*D, os. 1 XU> & & O O per lb., guaranteed full weight. N.B. GEORGE SCARFE was the iirst to place the PURE PACKET TEAS before tho Napier Public, and will be glad to receive continuous support hi this article. KNOWN-That P. F~ CofT T ledge (successor to 11. H. Wall), has too many Clocks in stock, and will dispoao of some at a small advance on cost. TTTANTED KNOWN-That lhe~LittTo T y Dust Pan is the Cheapest Houso in Napier for Spring Mattresses and Bedding of all kinds. T\7" ANTED—Every person before buying T T Furniture to call at tho Little Dust Pan and com/pure prices with any other House. TTTANTED KNOWN—That there are * T Twenty (20) new and second-hand Pianos for sale at the Little Dast Pan, Hastings-street. TTTANTED KNOWN—Knight Brol", t T Hastings, arc licensed dealers in Arms and Ammunition. W" A»rTE"FlEToWN—fliat W. Prebblc has just received Bananas, Pine Apples, Lemons, and very choice Pears ; also, a choice selection of cooking and eating Apples at auction prices. LER can furnish Venetian Blinds with all the latest improvements. Funerals of all classes furnished equal in stylo to any House in the Colonies. Mark the address—T. P. Fuller, opposite Mr Garry's Foundry Hastings-street, Napier. Joinery and Cabinet making in all its branches. WANTED KNOWN —B. Sacffer, 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, Towoll, &c. Terms for re« gular customers on application. CIGARETTES. "Little Beauties." " Opera Puffs." "Richmond Gems." "Vanity Fair." "Thorbucke's." " Lone Fisherman's." ALL AT Gl). PER PACKET. Throe sticks Nailrod Tobacco, Is. Six El Univcrso Cigars, Is. Pipes of all makes and best American Tobaccos at proportionate low rates. Agent for various American Illustrated and Sporting Papers. Note the address:— BQ A E F F E R, < kJ Tobacco and Cigar Divan. Opposite Horse Bazaar, Hastings-street. Tenders. NAPIER GAS COMPANY, LIMITED. mENDERS arc invited by the abovo X Company for the supply of Ironmongery for the year ending the 30th of June, 1883. Tenders to be addressed to the undersigned, and to be sent in not later than 1 p.m. on AVEDNESDAY, the Oth of June, next. Specifications and all information on application to the Manager at the Works. J. B. FIELDER, Secretary. Napier, May 31, 1883. FOR LEASE BY TENDER. riYWO Subdivisions of Lot 4, section 90, X Clyde-road, Napier, tho property of the High School Board oi' Governors, and now occupied by Mr. Haydcn. Sub-division 1 has an area of 1 rood 8 perches with Cottages erected theroon. Sub-division 2 contains 1 rood IS perches. Terms;— Fixed rental for first seven years ; rising 25 per cent, for second seven years ; and 25 per cent, additional for tho third seven yoavK. Tenders (under cover) to ho addressed on or before August Ist to— REV. D. SIDEY, Hon. See. to Commissioners.