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Evening Star, Issue 3533, 19 June 1874, Page 3

Why is the elephant the most sagacious of travellers y—Because he never takes his eyes off his trunk. J Late Advertisements. A DANCING CLASS AND QUAD- '■ KILLS ASSEMBLY (conducted by Mr T. Connell) will be commenced at the Drill-shed, Kaikorai, on Thursday, 25th June. Practice, eight till nine. Intending members are requested to give their names to Mr Cooper. W ANTED, a Smart Girl about fifteen as nursemaid. Mrs' Mowat, Regent Road, few doors off George street. WANTED, a Nurserymaid. Apply Mrs Maitland, High street. WANTED, a good Wheelwright; constant employment. Sinclair and Morton, Great King street. WANTED, purchaser for Superior Rosewood Cottage Pianoforte, full compass. Mr Perriman’s prpduce store. Jetty street. 1 WANTED a Boy. Apply, to-morrow morning, Mackay, lenwick, and Co., Princes street. VTT'ANTED, Tailoress. Searle, corner ▼ V Princes and Rattray streets, opposite Murray’s. WANTED, a respectable Girl, about sixteen, for a small family. Apply Mrs Ancell, King street, opposite Police Barracks. WANTED, by a Married Man, without family, a situation on a Sheep Station. Apply “A. T.,” Immigration Dep6t. WANTED, an Apprentice. Apply Misses Wilson and M‘William, George street, comer of Hanover street. WANTED, a good Housemaid; none other need apply. Times Restaurant, Princes street. WANTED, a smart Boy for Office. W. Oram Ball, sharebroker, Princes street. TAILORS Wanted by A. Fisher, tailor, Maclaggan street, nexfr door to the Police Station.