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Evening Star, Issue 4012, 5 January 1876, Page 3

Late Advertisements* a Gardener; constant work. JJ. Miller, grocer, George street. 'ANTED, a Boy about 15, for the office. Apply by fetter only, Lange and Ihoneman, Bond street. ANTED Known —Opining of Day School, Noith Dunedin Drillshed, unavoidably postponed tin Monday, 10 th inst. WANTED, an experienced Salesman fo r the fancy department; also a welleducated youth as an apprentice. Herbert, Haynes, and Co. ANTED, by a gentleman (young), Board and Residence. Private house, good locality. Address “ Mercantile,” Stab Uiiic?. ANTED Known—That the Portobello 1 et, of Bay View Cottage, has had rainy a escape, but got marmed at last to the Hillside Lamb of Dunedin. WANTED, Known that the cup-of-teiT party fell into the ditch on the hi at and got half-drowned when leaving the Pet and the Lamb’s marriage, and spoilt the oirl’s oraw trock. ° ANTED, Servants for town and coun- ... r .„. tr i,V »\ ISo . youth for gardening. Registiy Office, Maclaggan street, AN JED, Assistant Lady Teacher for few hours daily. Registiy Olhce, Mac laggan street. ANTED, Plain Laundress and to assist - in housework. For address, apply Spanish Kestamant. LJ W ANTED , Smart Waiter. Apply {Spanish * V Restaurant. ANTED, two respectable young filer ~ ‘ IS Boarders; no children. Apply Mrs Vernon, Cumberland street. ANTED, Residence and partial Board. ... Gentleman and two boys. Elevated locality. Address, “Z. ’ Star Office. ANTED Known—For Sale, Millmeiy and Dressmaking Establishment doing a good-paying trade ; liberal terms. Sainsbury and Co., George street, near Frederick street ANTED, Smart Intelligent Boy to learn Drapery Trade. Address, by letter, at once, Draper,” Star Office. ANTED, to rent six or seven-roomed House, within ten minutes P.O Address , ‘M.M.,”Stau Office. ANTED, an errand Boy. Apply H Thomas, chemist, Walker street. i/V ANTED, respectable General Servant; *also, Nurse, for two children; nurse to shep at home. Apply, between mi>e and oneodosk Mrs Brnsch, Cargill street, between Albert and Victoria streets.