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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume X, Issue 78, 1 April 1875, Page 1

Business Addresses. AGENT FOR NELSON, M. M. WEBSTER. TT7" ELTON, yf » • ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSION AGENT, Manuka-stheet, Nelson. Books kept by Single or Double Entry. Moneys collected. 3137 Wanted. WANTED, a GENERAL SERVANT. App'y to Mrs. RODERICK M'RAE, Richmond. 815 WANTED, a strong LAD, to make himself generally useful. Must be aWe to milk and drive a horse. Apply to RODERICK M'RAE, Richmond. 844 WANTED, a RUNNER. Apply at the Evening Mail office. WANTED, a steady NURSEMAID, not under 18. Mrs. HUNTER BROWN. P39 SERVANT WANTED. Apply to Mre. BROAD, The Maitai. 840-3 WANTED, a MAN to clean boots, &c. Apply Masonic Hotel. 831 WANTED immediately, a good COOK. A Housemaid and boy kept. Apply to Mrs. SHAW, Brook-street Valley. 793 WANTED, 2 experienced SERVANTS, Apply to Mr. MACDONALD, Union Bank of Australia. 731 WANTED, a strong GIRL to make herself generally useful. Apply T. S. WYMOND & CO., 654 Hall of Commerce. WANTED, a COOK and HOUSEMAID. Apply to Mrs. HARLEY, Ship Hotel. 594 General Notices. REGISTRY OFFICE FOR SERVANTS. THE UNDERSIGNED desires to inform the Public that he has OPENED a REGISTRY OFFICE, at which Ladies requiring Servants are respectfully invited to apply. Servantß desirous of obtaining Situations are requested to leave their Names and Addresses. J. HOUNSELL, 242 Trafalgar-street. \ LADY is deeirous of obtaining a SITUAj£S- TION in a Private Family to give Instruction to Children, or to do the Housekeeping in return for her board and residence. Address by letter, stating particulars, to M. H., office of this paper. 828—3 LOST, on Wednesday afternoon, at Victory Square, a large WHITE SILK HANDKERCHIEF, striped with black. Whoever will return the same to EDW. L. SHAW, Brook-street Valley, will be rewarded. 803 IT is universally admitted that no SEWING MACHINE has approached tbe silent working WHEELER and WILSON in rapidity ot action, firmness, elasticity of stitch, perfect adaptation to every kind of work, easiness of comprehension to the learner, simplicity of construction, and amazing durablity. The numerous attempts to imitate it show the great popularity of the W. and W. machine, and experience proves the imitations in no way equal the genuine. Over 1,000,000 in use, And the sale is now nearly 200,000 a year. Every machine warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Beware of imitations. None are genuine; without the American Medallion Trade Mark, LONG & Co., 64 Elizabeth-street, Melbourne. Head Agency for Australia and New Zealand. W. C. WILKINS, Bridge-Btreet, 1998 Agent for Nelson. JUST PUBLISHED, PRICE Td, HHHE CHURCH MESSENGER ALMANAG for 1875. Sold by all Booksellers. 40 rpHE BALLROOM GUIDE ON SALE AT R. LUOAS;& SON'S.