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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4404, 1 May 1875, Page 1

amediately, a thorough Sersmall family ; washing put out. Mrs. W. Cameron, two doors from York House, Terrace. WANTED, a General Servant. Apply to Mrs. I WANTED, by a married man, a situation as Groom, and generally useful. Apply, Registry Office, Brandon's Corner. WANTED, by a young man, a situation. Accustomed to farm work. Would make himself generally useful. Apply, Registry Office, Brandon's Corner. Laundress, to do plain washing and n the house. Wages, £1 per week. Nursegirl. T ANTED, a Partner ii ■ . Business. Must be expeneuucu. ouijui capital. Address, X., Box 58. T ANTED, a good Cook. Libe r Apply to M™ t„i._„4.„„ rtis's, Molesworth-s WANTED, Comfortable BOARD and RESIDENCE by a Gentleman. Address " Beta," New Zealand Times Office. iarrett r s Hotel, an experi- . . „„ „.„..„okeeper. None need apply but those who are thoroughly competent, and have good references. WANTED, a Bullock Driver. Apply at the Mungaroa Valley Saw Mills. W. ANTED, a good Groom. Apply to J. V T McINTOSST, New Zealander Hotel. no DRAPERS.—Wanted, an Assistant for L Dress Department; none but first-class hands need apply. James Smith, Te Aro House, Wellington. jVTJRN I T U R E. JUST OPENED, A LARGE SHIPMENT ENGLISH FURNITURE, CARPETS, AND FLOORCLOTH. 10 PER CENT. UNDER OLD PRICES, ~~ lake room for £ 30 do tapestry do do 20 Kidderminster, 3-ply and 2-ply, sta carpets Rugs of all kinds, from 10s. 200 dozen chairs o nnoot, fenders -flgths of gold moulding American bedroom suite 200 iron bedsteads Pier glasses Folding chairs Mattresses of all kinda Chests of drawers 5 cases toilet glasses Portmanteaus W. JAMES, Steam Cabinet Fact— ™-™~«<~ +i SALVATORE CIMINO. Begs to inform the public of Wellington that he has opened a MUSIC WAREHOUSE in WILLIS-STREET, and intends carrying on the business in all its various branches. Having secured the services of a thorough tuner and repairer from one of the German manufactories, he is prepared to undertake that all tuning and repairing entrusted will be done in a satisfactory manner. Lessons given on the pianoforte, violin, cornopean, &c. Great care will be taken with pianoforte pupils, that a correct system of fingering be imparted. SALVATORE CIMINO, Music Warehouse, * Willis-street. 3 lAN O FORTES, ORGANS, ~~ HARMONTUMS, And other MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ", regulated, and repaired.

HUGH APL IN, Teacher of Music, Ingestre-street. All orders left at the above address, and at Messrs. Burrett's, Jackson's, and JVaser's, will receive immediate attention. Opposite Bank of New Zealand. "» W. I. C A B V E B Music Master, Piano and Hakmonium Tdnee, Lambton Quay. Singing lessons given privately or in class ; also lessons on the Piano and Harmonium. Terms on application. Musical Instruments Bepaired, &c. Country tunings attended to. W SIMONS, Tuner to Broadwood and • Sons, Golden-square, London, having references to all the leading houses in this city, -- red to Tune or Repair all Musical aits. All orders left at Berger's Music "Warehouse punctually attended to. R. W. RAYMOND, TEACHER OP MUSIC, Tort Street, near Vivian street. WTR. PARKER, Professor of Music, VI Molesworth-street. .Lessons on the e—elementary and finishing. Piano for use of pupils to practise. Pianos tuned. Missing Friends. <AMUEL MIRFIELD HALL.—Wanted, k_> the present address of SAMUEL MIRFIELD HALL ( native of Leeds, England, residing sometime in the years 1867 to 1869 •with his wife, whose maiden name was Duffy, at Dedvvood, Auckland, New Zealand ; also, whether his daughter Kate is still living, and if dead, the date of her death ; and if he had any other child living, and when born, and if dead, the date of death. Any one furnishing the above information, properly authenticated, to M. Buteson Wood, Esq., Solicitor, Manchester, England, will receive a reward of Pive Pounds, otherwise the said Samuel Mirfield Hall, if living, by applying to the above address, will hear of something to his family's advantage.