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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3857, 27 November 1883, Page 3

For Sale. SALE OR TO LET—A .-roomed _L Cottage, 2} acres of Land attached. Apph- to— - R, NEAGLE, Taradale. "jfjiOß SALE—New Potatoes at 2d per JL lb. For a quantity OA-er 251b cheaper. These Potatoes took first prize at the Horticultural Show. Also, Green Peas in any quantity. W. HESEBECK. 170R SALE—Patent Bee-hives, 50,000 X. Brocoli, Cauliflower and Cabbage Plants (of sorts) in any quantity. J. GODDARD, Havelock Nursery. SALE—Several Hacks and Harness JL Horses. A2>ply to— DAN COTTON. FOR SALE — Broodficlds, Meanee, a farm of 013 acres, subdivided into 9 Paddocks, Avith House, Woolshcd, etc. For particulars apply to— GILBERTSON Se DIXON. TTIOIt SALE CHEAP.—SECTION 239 X East Hastings, Avith 3-roomcd Cottage thereon, Sec Also, section 240 East Hastings, with 4-roomed Cottage thereon. Part cash, terms on application. FRED. ALGAR, Clive. FOR SALE—Tho Lease of an Hotel and Store Avith 9 acres of Land in a Country District. Stock, Furniture, and ImproA T cments at a Valuation. For further particulars, apply to — C. W. MACKENZIE. Port Ahuriri _ TOTATOES! POTATOES! ! ON SALE by the undersigned, Prime Seed aud Eating Warrnambool Potatoes in lots to suit purchasers. J. 11. VAUTIER. 170R SALE (Cheap)—A Coach, nearly X new, built for the Napier-Havelock Road. Apply to— J. FORSTER, American Coach Factory. I? OR SALE (in any quantity).—Roach Lime, Bricks, Fire Bricks, &c. Apply at Glendinnino _ Griffin's Brick Yard, Enfield road, near noAV Taradalo road. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. NAPIER SECTION. rpiMBER Storage sites in the Napier X Raihvay-station Yard may be leased on application to the— DISTRICT MANAGER. liiiEtomtding Notices. IMPOUNDED AT NAPIER, By J. W. Strndwick. ONE bay Gelding ; Avhite star on forehead, white hind foot, collar-marked, shod all round, branded like A_ "car rump. Will be sold on 7th December if not redeemed. WILLIAM EBBETT, roundkeepcr. Tenders. rpENDERS will be received by the underX signed up to tho third of December for saving the Grass seed at per bushel at the Clifton outstation. Conditions of contract can be seen -with tho shepherd on the spot or at Fern Hill. LoAvest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN MOORE. Fern Hill, Nov. 23, 1883. rpENDERS AA'ill be received up to DecemX her the Ist for cutting 170 acres of Grass at Pakowhai. For further particulars apph r to— FRANK COLLINGE, Pakowhai. TENDERS Avill be received up to 4 o'clock on MONDAY, 3rd December, for Alterations and Additions to tho "Little Dustpan." Plans and specifications to be seen at the " Little Dustpan. " 11. P. COHEN, Hastings-street. __dneaiional. WANTED— In January, 1884, a trained Certificated Master (married preferred) for the Clive District School. Tho aA-crage attendance is about 140, but capable of further increase. The salary will be paid according to tho scale of the Board, but £200 Avith excellent house Avill be guaranteed for the first year. Tho School is pleasantly situated, and is within five miles of Napier. Applications enclosing testimonials, to be forwarded to the undersigned not later than the last day of November. F. SUTTON, Chairman. WANTED— By tho Ist of January, 1881, a Head Master for tho Taradale District School. Salary, according to the scale of the Board; an average for quarter ending September 30th, 135; the salary is £ISO per annum, plus bonus (if any) on results, last year £30, together with fees for the training of pupil teachers (£2O). Residence provided. Applications Avill be received not later than December 10th. Teachers classed beloAV D.2. need not apply. Address— W. WATERHOUSE, Chairman of Committee. WANTED— A Head Master for the '. Hastings District School. The average attendance for the quarter ending September 30 was 151 ; the present average attendance is 170 ; tho number on the roll is 231, and the population is rapidly increasing. The salary as per Education Board scale Avould bo for an average attendance of 170, at the rate of £199 16s per annum, with bonus for percentage of pupils passed, and fees for instruction of pupil teachers. Thtro is a good house, and artesian well. Applications from candidates classed below D 2 Avill not be entertained. Applications to be in tho hands of the secretary of tho School Committee, Hastings, on or before WEDNESDAY, December 19, from Avhom any further information can bo obtained. Also, au Assistant Master for the above School. Salary commencing Avith £120 per annum. Bonus for percentage of pupils passed at the discretion of tho Board, probably about £15. Application to be sent to the undersigned by WEDNESDAY, Dec. 19, ISB3. W. BEILBY, Secretary. Wanted Known. WANTED KNOWN—That the New Zealand Clothing Factory art now selling Colonial-made Flannel Unders at very loav prices ; tho same is the cheapest article in the southern hemesphere. Inspection solicited. W~~__NTED KNOWN—That the best and cheapest Hand Sewing Machine in New Zealand is to bo purchased at H. Williams, Furnishing Ironmonger, Napier, sole agent for HaAvko's Bay. Ncav shipment just opened up of the Singer system Machines. WANTED —At onco, a Bedroom and sitting-room, Avitli occasional use of kitchen, near the centre of town, for two sisters; highest references given ; J , ?i' 11 ™ must be moderate. Address — "E. 1., Office of this Paper. WANTED— To Rent (or purchase), a convenient Family Residence, close to town, and on the hills preferred. Address — *'Sydney," Daily Telegraph Office. . WANTED— Purchasers of Baracouta to call at W. Prebble's. Last week of the season for Fresh Oysters. W' XnTED—To sell, well-bred Houdans. Apply to George T. Cross. WANTED.— To purchase : Good school practice Piano, on deferred payment system. Reply to "Piano," Of lice of this Paper. A" SMALL Quantity of old MAIZE perfectly sound.-E. W. KNOWLES.