Wanted WANTED -A good Station Cook. Apply to M. R. Miller. WANTED— A first-class Cook; none but a sober man need apply. Ap--1 ply to J. Kelly, Hastings Hotel, Hastings. - TTTANTED—IOO Good Pick and Shovol ■ * V Men for the Railway Works between Matainau and Tahoraite. Apply on the Works or at the Public Works Office, Kopua. WANTED— A General Servant for a small family. Apply to Mrs. J. M. Macdonald, Bluff Hill, Napier. \\T ANTED— Tailors. First-class Coat V Hands, either iii or out-door. Apply to Walter, Hastings-street. TTTANTED—Four A.B.s and two Boys * V as ordinary seamen. Apply at the offices of the N.Z. Shipping Company. WANTED— A Situation by a Married Couple, without family, wife a good housekeeper, man used to all kinds of .farm and station work. Apply to "T. 8.," Office of this Paper. WANTED —By an experienced Teacher, an engagement as Tutor in a family. Can teach, in addition to all ordinary subjects, Latin, Mathematics, Drawing, and Music. Highest testimonials. Address " Teacher," office of this paper. WANTED— A young Man to clean boots and make himself generally useful. Apply Clarendon Hotel. I^ANTED~KNO WN—Mrs."Prkbble * V has good Situations for Servants of all classes, especially Cooks. ' WANTED— A Partner in a really good business. Apply to R. G. Graham. Wanted Known. pi HEAP pkR APERY O HOP' EMERSON STREET. R. H. ROBINSON, Has Just Received, Ex "Tarawera," from Melbourne, HIS THIRD SHIPMENT OF THE FAR-FAMED 3 GUINEA 3 TILACK TVTORSTED OUITS For Gentlemen. Those who were disappointed by not gcttiug supplied from Last Shipment are ro» quested to call early. R. H. ROBINSON, Direct Importer, Emerson Street. Napier. WANTED— A Dairy of Butter regularly and of best quality.' ' ' ■ E. W. KNOWLES. WANTED KNOWN-That Mr. Colledge, Jeweller and Watchmaker, is next door to H. Williams, Ironmonger. ANTED KNOWN—C. Selig, Hustinga, has just received a beautiful assortment of Valentines. ANTED KNOWN - Fish Glouks, Flower Vases, Milk Jugs, Rolling Pins, Fly Traps, &c, from the Colonial Glass Works, remarkably cheap ; a consignment just to hand.—GEORGE SCARFE. Stores—Dickens-street. WANTED KNOWN—W. Prebble has a choice assortment of Oranges, Apples, Pears, Peaches, Pines, Plums, Bananas, and Greengages. Plums for jam in any quantity. Also a splendid lot of Smoked Schnapper and Mullet just arrived. Mrs Prebble's Servants Registry Hastings street. ANTED KNOWN—R.T. begs to call attention to the following new Books ho has iv stock, inspection invited—"Littlo Loo," by W. Clark Russell ; " Edward Hy, Palmer," by Bosant; " Life of a Scotch Naturalist," by Smiles ; " My Lord and my Lady," by Mrs. Forrester ; "The Root of all Evil," by Florence Marryat; "Life on the Mississippi," by Mark Twain ; " Mary Marrton," by MacDonald ; "Life of Garibaldi," by Bent; and " The Story of Merv," by O'Dbnovan. 2/Novels: " Gideon Fleyce," " The Hands of Justice," "Missing" "Phyllida," "My Cousins," &c. Magazines, 83: " The Quiver," " Good Words/ " Sunday Magazine," &c, &c. Address—Smythe, Bookseller, &c, Hastings-street, ~~ REMOVAL AND RE-OPENING. WANTED KNOWN-That A. Smith has removed from his late premises in Enierson street, and has re-Opened in tho Premises lately known as Edward Gillett'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 now premises to gain a much larger share of public favor. PLANTED KNOWN -ThatT. P. FULT T LER can fumiuh Venetian Blinds with all the latest improvements. Funerals of all classes furnished equal in style to any Houso in the Colonies. Mark the addresa— T. P. Fuller, opposite Mr Garry's Foundry, Hastings-street, Napier. Joinery and Cabinet making in all itß branches. ANTED KNOWN-That the Little Dust Pan is the Cheapest House in Napier for Spring Mattresses and Bedding of all kinds. WANTED —Every person bof ore buying Furniture to call at the Little Dust Pan and comparo prices with any other House. Wanted" known—_ Groceries, Seed Potatoes, Eating or Household Fruit, and Fresh Vegetables, can always bo had of A. Smith, late Edward Gillett, at the lowest market rates. No extra charge for delivery. WANTED KNOWN—TI-IF'wrH. HAiJARX), 166 a, Queen-street, Auckland, has a very largo and well-selected stock of Pain's celebrated Fireworks, wholesale and retail, at lowest possible prices. Goods packed carefully and forwarded to all parts of tho colony on receipt of order of remittance. Price lists on application. ANTED KNOWN-That Gentlemon of Napier and Hawke's Bay, by leaving their orders at A. Walter's, Tailor, Hastings-street, will effect a saving of from 200 to 300 per cent., as I am prepared to mako Knits from £4 4s; also, Trousers £1 Is, all wool; solid workmanship and fit guaranteed. N.B.—At these prices, terms cash.—A. Walters, Hastings-street. WA N TE D—Tailors, Dressmakors, Fathers, Mothers, Sisters, and Brothers, Cousins and Aunts, to . call and see tho Light Running Standard (hand or treadle), before purchasing anything else. The Standard's aro the only genuine firstclass Machines in the market. The Standard will sew anyiiiing; beat everything. The Standard is the lightest-running Machino made. The Standard has the largest arm, and more room than any other mako. Tho Standard has tho largest aud simpliest, shuttle, no holes to thread. The Standard's needles cannot get wioug. Tho Standard's tensions require no altering, porfectly automatic. — * The Standard winds its bobbins without removing work. . The Standard's working parts are all hardened stool. The Standard Machines are ou castors. Tho Standard wo guarantee for ten years. The Standard we keep in order flee of cost. The Standard—Wo give unlimited instructions to all. The Standard—lo per cent, discount for cash. The Standard ou easy time payments. The Standard Bicycles from £14. The Standard Wringers from 2-5/. The Standard Knife Cleaner, 17/GThe Standard Kilting Machines; tho best in the world. The Standard Sewing Machine. Company repair all kinds of Sewing Machines and Machinery, keep nil kinds of Machine ncedlos B«_a parts, wholesale and retail.. ~ . .. ~...., STANDARD MACHINE CO., street, Napier
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 3935, 29 February 1884, Page 3
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