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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4336, 11 February 1875, Page 1

W ante d. WANTED, a Boy for the Machine-room. Apply office of this papex - . WANTED, an experienced Daily Governess. Mnst be able to teach music and Drench. Apply to Mrs. Richardson, Molesworth-street. WANTED, Broken Flint Glass at the Auckland Glass Works. Wittlxew and Watts, Auckland. WANTED, a female Cook for a hotel in the country. Apply, Mrs. Ewart Duke of Edinbm-gh Hotel. WANTED, a Strong Youth as Apprentice on board the brigantine Hannah Broomfield. Apply on board. WANTED, a Bax-maid. Apply immediately, at the Bank Hotel, Maunex-s----street. - A YOUNG LADY requires axx engagement as Kesident Governess. Her acquirements are English, Music, and the rudiments of French and Drawing. Good references can be given. Address—A. Z-, Postoffice, Greytown, TO DRAPERS.—Saleswoman disengaged, who thoroughly understands the business. Apply M. 8., N.Z. Times office. COMFORTABLE HOME in a Private Family is offered to a young laxly engaged in business during the day. Apply by letter, H. 8.. Times office. In BankruptcyIn Bankruptcy, and in the matter of JAMES BERGER, of the City of Wellington, Music-seller, an Insolvent Debtor. NOTICE is hereby given that application will he made to his Honor Alexander James Johnston, Esquire, a Judge of. the Sxxpremo Court of New Zealand, on FRIDAY NEXT, the 12th INSTANT, or so soon thereafter as counsel may he heard, to have the above-named JAMES BERGER adjudicated a banknxpt, under the provisions of the Bankruptcy Acts, W. S. MOORHOUSE, Solicitor, Wellington. For Sale 0N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED: LINCOLN RAM LAMBS, LEICESTER RAM LAMBS, COTSWOLD RAM LAMBS, SOUTHDOWN RAM LAMBS, And a few TWO and FOUR-TOOTH RAMS of the same Classes, Got by the imported rams exhibited at the Wairarapa Show on the Bth December, 1874, to all of which prizes were awax-ded, out of choice well-bred ewes of the same breeds. Delivery after the lambs are weaned, say about the middle of February. BETHUNE & HUNTER Wellington, sth February, 1875. JWINCOLN SHEEP FOB SALE 60 pure-hred ram lambs 50 three-quarter bred maiden ewes 75 three-quarter bred full-mouthed ewes Depasturing at Highland Park, near Weington. W. B. RHODES. Wellington, November 25, 1874. FOB SALE, PRIVATELY—That valuable Line of Coaches running between Wellington and Poi’irua. Apply to SAMUEL PROSSER, Crown and Anchor. IN THE BANKRUPTCY OF WILLIAM L MOULD, DRAPER. FOB SALE, by tendex - , the entire stock-in-■ade of the above-named bankrupt, consting of General Drapery, Clothing, &c., c. The stock can be inspected on the remises, and catalogues had from the undex*gned. Tenders will be received until NOON of ‘UESDAY, the 23rd FEBRUARY, 1875. The highest or any tender not necessarily ccepted. S. CARROLL, Trustee to the Estate. February 9. RARE OPPORTUNITY. FOR SALE, a splendid Drawing-room [odel American Organ, by Mason and iainlm. Just imported, quite perfect, and to be sold : cost price. Apply to W. CLARKE, Lambton Quay. rOR SALE.—The whole of that extensive CARRYING BUSINESS between Welgton and the Wairarapa, at present carried by Messrs. Hasiwell, Bannister, and Co., tlx the whole of the waggons, drays, horses, Hooks, harness, &0., all in working order d in use. Also, the LEASES of the DEPOT in Welgton, and the STABLES and LAND at the ver Stream. The LEASE of the STABLES and DEPOT Greytown, could also be arranged. For further information, apply to— W. R. HASTWELL, Gx-eytowu ; H. BANNISTER, Mastevtou; Or. to THOS. C. DARCY, Agent, Lambton-quay, Wellington. Produce'OOL.— I The undersigned is a purchaser of WOOL, or will make advances on placed in his hands for sale in London. EDWARD PEARCE. IE undersigned are Gash Buyers of WOOL and other PRODUCE, or will make ,nces on the same on liberal terms. LEVIN & CO. rOOL. —The undersigned are prepared to make CASH ADVANCES on WOOL other produce shipped through them for in the London market, on extremely al terms. They are - also casE purchasers mo. W. & a. TURNBULL & CO., COLONIAL PRODUCE. >HE undersigned ax-e Cash Purchasers of WOOL, TALLOW, and other produce; they will make liberal advances on the n O . JOHNSTON & CO.