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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3877, 20 December 1883, Page 3

Wanted TTTANTED— A General servant. ApVV ply to Mrs. 11. Hill, Bluff Hill. WANTED— A good Cook. Apply Albion Hotel. TT7"ANTED—A Kitchen Man; must have If experience. Apply at the Clarendon Club Hotel. ' WANTED— A Married Couple Avithout encumbrance for Poverty Bay. Apply to Fred. AY. AVilliams, Spit. WANTED— A Blacksmith. Apply to Thomas Lawton, Taradale ; apply immediately. WANTED— Man to milk and make himself generally useful. Apply to J. Chambers, Tc Mata." "TTTANTED—A Cook for haymakers. T V Apply to R. AVellAvood, Hastings. TTTANTED—A Young Man as AVaiter. > r Apply at the Star Hotel. WANTED— A Cook. Apply to Mrs. Lascelles, ClJA'cdalc, AVest Olive. WANTED— A Partner in a really goodbusiness. Apply to R. G. Graham. "IT/ ANTED KNOAVN"—Barmaids, AAai- r- * f tresses, Machinists and others, including station hands, Availing engagements at the Registry Office, swimming baths. WANTED -Immediately : Good Cooks, Housemaids, General Servants, and Nursemaids. Apply to Mrs. Prebble, Hastings-street. Wanted Known. WANTED KNOAVN—Xmas presents in great variety to be had at Smytho's, A'ory cheap, including Photo and Scrap Albums, AVriting Desks, Inkstands, Student's Cases, Mathematical Instruments, Purses, Card Cases, kc, kc. WANTED KNOAVN—Those requiring School Prizo Books would do avoll to examine R. T. Smytho's large and ivollselected stock just arrived; prices moderate. ipUIRISTMAS & "jVTEAV "TTEAR. GRAND DISTRIBUTION OF P I C T_U R E S. AVATERCOLORS, OLEOGRAPHS, AND STEEL ENGRAVING S AT ROBINSON'S, Emerson-street. From noAV to the Ncav Year I shall give to every purchaser of Ten Shillings Worth of Drapery or Clothing one largo AVatercolor or Oleograph Picture. To every purchaser of One Pound ono very large Steel Engraving or two Watercolors. These Goods are very handsomo and well Avorth framing, and will be given to anyone purchasing their requirements at— ROBINSON'S. E M E R S O N STREET. JUST ReceiA'ed, ex "Tarawera," a second shipment of Gents' Black AVorsted Suits, to be sold as before at Three Guineas a Suit, at Robinson's. ])OMPADOUR Dresses at 3/-, honestly Avorth 6/-: Hosiery from 4 ; a small lot of Galateas left at Gd, aud Umbrellas at 1/6, at Robinson's. GENTS' Sox at 4/G per dozen; Undcl Shirts at 1/G and 1/9 ; Drawers at 2/3, and Mole Trousers at G/G, at Robinson's. I\/|TR. /"COLLEDGE, Jeweller, is givItX \J ing good valuo in Goods suitable for Christmas and Neiv Year's Gifts. WANTED KNOWN-That Harding's 1881 Almanac and East Coast Directory will be in ths hands of the Agents during Christmas Aveek. ANTED KNOWN-That Harding's East Coast Directory contains nearly Three Thousand Names and Addresses, and is thorougly roA'ised to date of Publication. WANTED KNOAVN—That the valuable Special Information contained in Harding's Almanac found in no other publication. WANTED KNOAVN — That _ Ncav Christmas Presents, Christmas Books, and Christmas Cards are for sale at Harding's, Hastings-street. TTTANTED KNOAA r N—Just received at M Prcbble's, Smoked Schnapper and Mullett, and a prime sample of new Onions; and has to arrive per Southern Cross, 100 cases Apples. W. Prebble. WANTED KNOAVN —Mrs Coham, Hastings street, has Shilling Tables, consisting of Hats, Pinafores, Ties, Toys, etc. WANTED KNOAVN —Mrs Coham, Hastings street, invites Ladies to inspect her Millinery, as they will find stylos combined Avith quality at moderate charges. WANTED~KNOAVNT=A few tons good eating Potatoes still ou hand and for salo, also Oats and Chaff. Apply to Knight Bros., Hastings. WANTED~KNO WN—On hand and for salo, 25 bales of Cornsacks at lowest current rates.—Knight Bros., Hastings. GKOKGKSCARFE TDURPOSES until tho end of this year 1 offering all his FANCY GOODS, CONFECTIONERY PACKETS, Lollies, kc, kc, considerably under price, and to Cash Customers Presents for Children Avill be given, amongst them extraordinary non-destructablo Toys, Avith musical or Avorking parts—causing great delight. Como and secure somo as soon as you can, and don't forget to ask for one of bis Almanacks. Fuhli.s to inspect SCARFE'S CHRISTMAS FRUITS just received, prim est qualities, ex s.s. Triumph, via Auckland. Also a superior FLOUR in small bags, to ensure an enjoyable XMAS PUDDING. NOAV Landing, ex 'Columbia," from Auckland, and on Sale, a full cargo of Drain Pipes, consisfing_of 3, G, 9, 12, 15, and 18-inch Pipes; also, Jicnds, Junctions, and Syphons. C. DOLBEL & CO. ~~IufiMOVAITAND RE-OPENING. WANTED KNOAVN—That A. Smith has removed from his late premises in Emerson street, and has re-opened in tho Premises lately knoAvn as Edward Gilleft's Empire Oyster Saloon. A. Smith thanks his patrons and the public generally for the liberal support which he has received, and hopes by increased diligence in his new premises to gain a much larger share cf public favor. WANTED KNOAVN -ThatT.P. FULLER can furnitih Venetian Blinds with all the latest improvements. Funerals of all classes furnished eaual in style to any House in the Colonies. Mark tlie address— T. P. Fuller, opposite Mr Garry's Foundry, Hastings-street, Napier. Joinery and Cabinet making in all its branches. ANTED KNOAVN—That Gentlemen of Napior and HaAvke's Bay, by leaving their orders at A. AValter's, Tailor, Hastings-street, Avill effect a saving of from 200 to 300 per cent., as I am prepared to mako suits from £4 -Is; also, Trousers £1 Is, all wool; solid workmanship and fit guaranteed. N.B.— At these prices, terms cash.—A. "TTTANTED "KNOWN —That General W Groceries, Seed Potatoes, Eating or Household Fruit, and Fresh Vegetables, can always be had of A. Smith, lato Edward Gillett, at the loAvest market rates. No extra charge for delivery. VV Twenty (20) neAv and second-hand Pianos tor sale at tho Littlo Dast Pan, Hastings-street. the Littlo *¥ Dust Pan is the Cheapest House in Napier for Spring Mattresses and Bedding f all kinds. TT J ANTED—Every person before buying T T Furnituro to call at the Little Dust Pan and comparo prices with any other House. MUSIC. MADAME pOLITZ "Will recommence Teaching Instrumental Music and Singing on January 21. Address in future issue,