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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4169, 1 December 1884, Page 3

..: TirANTED—lmmediately first-class As- , - i? sistant Dressmakers. None others • need apply Mrs Cuthbert, Hastings.. "\l7i-ANTED —At once a Nursemaid for ■' *'"V ■-■•:.": country. Also good strong Lad to ■ ■make himself useful. Cooks waiting eni- ; "g'agements. . Apply Mrs Cuthbert, Hastings. . , WANTED.— A man cook. Apply to Dolbel Brothers, Kiawaka Station, . Petane. . - - \U~ ANTED— A strong tad, one able _to t r milk picferred. Apply sharp, Albion Hotel. VS7"ANTED —A Nurse to look after four , Yf. elderly children, must be a good Needlewoman Reference required. Ap- - ply to Mrs Prebble, or to Sirs J. N. Williams, Hastings. ' : t good Woolsorlor. Ap- » T ply J. Beatsonj Wool-scouring - Works, Meanee. WANTED. —A good General Servant, also a nurse. Apply to Mrs. Joseph H. Williams, Waipuna, Hastings. TS7"ANTED-A Youth for an OfficeT ApT V ■ ■ ply at the Office of this Paper. . LANDED ex Southern Cross, Island' Oranges, Pines, Bananas, andr Apples,.'havo also Strawberries, and a good line of - ,' SMOKED SCHNAPPER at W. Prebble's, - Hastings street. : ".. "'_ ~;' '. ' '_' TO TAILORS. ■■-:-. - WANTED.— a good hand ; plenty of ■ work. Apply to E. O'Hallorau, '' Tailor, Waipawa. -.: ANTED.—A situation"by a steady,Y T single man, is accustomed to:. Ba- . making and harvesting,'can milk or! makehimself generally useful. Apply A.L., D.-ur.Y Tk-Egraph Office. Xl 7" ANTED _ TIiNOWN — That P. F. . Tl' .Colledge is making large reductions in tho prico of Clocks, Watches, and Jewellery. .*...... QUICK — Good-,.C00k5," ' y T Housemaids, General Servants, and experienced Nurses, at Mrs. Prebble's, Hastings Street. -.-..-. ANTED—A Bullock Driver. Apply at once to John Rigger, Maraokakaho. good hard working Sawyers. Apply to Ruddock and'Fryer, Napier. WANTED— Offices to Clean, or r any , kind of Charing work. Apply, to, Mrs Anderson, Mrs Clark's Cottage, Beachroad. ... ■~,:]'.. , .- XJLT ANTED— A Married Couple for jT V Country Hotel; Man* must be able to bako bread Apply Kinross and Go!' '"■'-;. M~~ RS TMTORRISON, Certificated Mid-. IyX wife, next, door to-Mr' Gillies, White road. '." "" "P OB_NSdN'S~o^Tp~l)____PEß_r X\j SHOP, Emerson.Street, Napier.. Just received; ex Doric and Rotomahana second and third shipments for,Summer-Season. .-.-.-' (CARPETS'! Just opened ex Doric direct J from manufactures 4 bales Tapestry Cai-pets @ 1/10_- and 2/2 per yard ; 2 bales : Brussels Carpets @ 4/- per yard; Axminster Rugs to match @ 10/6 and 12/6 each at r Robinson's. L~ INOLEUM! LINOLEUM!! Splendid, value and new patterns only 2/11 at, Robinson's. ; ' RANITE TWEEDS !. Another supply of this very cheap and durable tweed which has given such universal satisfaction in prcyious.seasons @ 1/9 per yard and sold only by R. H. Robinson, Emerson Street. INGHAMS @B_d, Sateens in Fancy' Checks @ 9d, Prints and Pompadours @4d and ; and Harvard Shirting from 6|d are all very strong and serviceable and all meeting with tho ready salo that their value commands at Fobinson's, Emerson Streot. •' ' . *~ . ■■■.■'.■< ■[. LISE!ELISE!.! Kid Gloves in black,' evening and hew summer shades. Ex Rotomahana.vve opened 20 dozen of "the above Gloves which are. fast gaining,a grand' reputation throughout tho Australian colonies and are equal to. the Florence and being 4-buttoried are .remarkably cheap @ 3/G per pair. Kept drily by R. H. Robinson, Emerson Street. ' _ ~ ("CLOTHING just to hand ex Rotomahana J 2 cases Melbourne .made Clothing, splendid fit and quality, and all wool, comprising gent's trousers and vests all shades @ 21/-, 22/6, and 24/6, gent's Geelong twee suits @ 45/,-, ;50/-, and 54/-, also, Boy'sand Youth's suits of the same qualities and equally cheap. Call and see the : above. at Robinson's, Emerson Street.-. . ■;■■._ ANDING ON MONDAY ex Pleiades 2 cases little Boy's clothing in Jprsey," Sailor,: Oxford, ; and Norfolk ' suits, also, Boy's and Youth's and Gent's black worsted suits, particulars of which will bo given in future issue by R. H. Robinson, Emerson Street. WANTED" KNOWN - ,That , A Schw.abe, Tailor, has commenced business in Dickens-street, and is prepared to* make suits at, £4 4s. '• Good'style-arid workmanship guaranteed. "W" ANTED KNOWN—Th_Ti__" Little ?Y .. Dust Pan is tho Cheapest House in Napier .for Spring Mattresses and Bedding ofall.lunds. .. , .-.-.; ~ : "- ANTEI)-__verybody to know that E. Ashton has taken the Occidental Hotel, and hopes to meet all his old and as many new friends as will favor him with a call. .TFTANTED KNOWN.-Wm. Tuckweli, y T . has Removed to Emerson street. WANTED KNOWN-J. William's and Co., late of Jensen's, Napier, have started in Waipawa as Watchmakers and Jewellers. , TyTOTT_D~TCNOWN—N. Jacobs has y? just received a superior lot of Ayors' Lawn Tennis Balls for asphalte andgraßsed courts. ANTED KNOWN that new Milk can be had at J. Flynn, storekeeper, Shakespeare road, at 3d per quart! - A first-lkss V V second - hand American Organ, suitable, for a public building for sale cheap, at " The Little Dustpan." ANTED KNOWN - Steven T.-tS* announces to: tho Napier public that he has taken the store 'in Emerson " streot, lately in the occupation of Mr Adam Smith, and intimates that ho will from this date supply vegetables and fruit fresh from his own gardens at Puketapu, as w*ell as butter, eggs, groceries, and provisions at lowest remunerative rates. STEVEN TESTER, Emerson-street. - T HARD TIMES may be made easier by housekeepers buying for CASH at SCARFE'S their TEAS, COFFEES FLOUR, SUGAR, FRESH. BUTTER', &c, &c, and other necessaries.. . Parties making a trial, and the result, proving satisfactory, they are respectfully asked to make tho fact known to their friends. The REDUCTION, in PRICES commences , THIS DAY.. Bear in mind. GOODS DELIVERED to all parts of the Town without charge: ANTED KNOWN—That A. Shed- : den, Shakespeare road,; has just received direct from home a choice selection of Dinner, Tea, and Breakfast Sets. A large and varied assortment of Crockeryware, Glassware, and Fancy Goods on hand and at low prices. W~AOTED"I_N _ (n^-Fhar C T~Hardy has leased tho well-known premises, known haa the City Dinin"Rooms, formerly occupied by Mr T. Wil° lia'ms,- opposito Holt's timber yards, and has room for a few respectable Boarders. Board aud Residence £1 per Week ; Board by. thc-Week 15/-; Meals at all Hours 1/-. Single Bed-rooms:—C. J. Hardy, City Dining Room, Hastings-street. "ANTED KNOWN—In consequent of tho present abundance of FRES-I BUTTER the prico at SCARFE'S *-' as follows. BEST QUALITY for, Cash, NINEPENCE per pound,-and wh-nsecond day.old EIGHTPENCE.per pound.: This plan is adopted so that tho pn-lie may obtain tho fullest advantage if they so desire, otherwise the surplus -.is to bo sold for manufacturing piirnoscs.P. FuLI LER can furni„h Venetian Blinds with all tho latest improvements. Funerals of all classes furnished equal in style to any Houso in the Colonies. Mark the address— T. P. Fuller, opposite Mr Garry's Foundry Hastings-street, Napier. ; i Joinery and Cabinet making in all its branches, and Valuator,