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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4457, 2 July 1875, Page 3

Wanted. WANTED, immediately, a thorough Housemaid accustcmed to wait at table. Apply before 11 a.m., to Mrs. Bichardson, Molesworth-street. WANTED, by a respectable Young Man Board and Lodging!, Apply, stating terms, S. L., office of this paoer. WANTED, a Situation as Contractor’s Foreman, or Clerk o:’ Works. Advertiser has had large experience in Mining and Tunnelling. Unexceptional references. Apply F, office of this paper. WANTED, a good General .Servant. Only two in family. Apply office of this paper. WANTED, a good Groom. Apply between the hours of 5 and 10 p.m., at the New Zealander Hotel. W r ANTED.—A smart respectable youth as Invoice Clerk. Must write a good hand, and be quick at figures. One who has some knowledge of clerical work preferred Apply by letter to Thompson, Shannon, and Co., Warehousemen. WANTED, a smart Lad, about 13 to 15 years old. Apply ofiice of this paper. OABCHI T E C T S. APPLICATIONS for the office of PROVINCIAL AECHITECT, PROVINCE cf CANTEEBUEY, accompanied by certificates and testimonials, will be received at the Government Buildings, Christchurch, until 20th July. Salary, £6OO per annum. Address— J. T. PEACOCK, Sec. for Public Works, Canterbury. DAIEY-FED PORK. \TTANTED, by the undersigned, good VY Dairy-Fed Pork, any quantity, cash upon delivery. SWENEY, Family Butcher, Adelaide-road, Wellington. N.B.—Pigs can be left at Carton’s Empire City Tea Warehouse, Willis-sti eet. June 9th, 1875. Funeral Notice. rip HE friends of JAMES BUSSELL are JL respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late daughter Alice, which will leave his residence, Courtenay-place, on FEIDAY, JULY 2, at half-past two o’clock. T. CHETWIN, Undertaker. Public Notices. IN THE ESTATE OF ANN MULLINS AND THOMAS MULLINS, LATELY TRADING UNDER THE STYLE OF A. MULLINS & SON. All Creditors of this Estate are requested to send in particulars of their claims to the undersigned before the 6th day of Julv next. A. P. STUART, Trustee. Customhouse-quay, Wellington, 29th June, 1875. WELLINGTON CO - OPERATIVE SOCIETY (Limited). It is requested that all persons having claims against the above Society send in their accounts before the 3rd prox., for the purpose of making up half-yearly balance-sheet. W. J. KIRK, Secretary. PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION, 1576. It having been decided that New Zealand shall be represented at the above Exhibition, a local committee has been formed to collect exhibits, who will publish at an early date the quantities of each article that aie desired to be sent, and the time up to which exhibits will be received, with other details. It is proposed that the exhibits from New Zealand shall be principally the products of the colony, in a raw state, such as wool, grain, timber, minerals, flax, and tanning barks, together with flax manufactures, preserved meats, leather, &c., &c, W. H. LEVIN. Chairman. NOTICE.— GEO. McILVEIUE, in thanking the public for past favors, begs to state that he has commenced Wheelwrighting in all its branches, and by supplying a superior article, hopes to merit a continuance •. f their esteemed favors. Hutt, June 29. NOTICE. —Any person found Trespassing, Cutting, or Removing Timber off Sections 5 and 6, Pakuratahi, will be prosecuted according to law-. CHAS. McINTYRE, Agent for Chas. Lett. ANTED THE PUBLIC TO ICNDW, that on and after the Ist of JULY NEXT, the undersigned Nightmen will remove Night Soil at ninepence (9d.) per five (5) gallon buckets ; and rubbish at four (4) shillings per cubic yard. G. W. CONRAD JAIMES TURNER WM. JORDON CHAS. DOWSETT. Wellington, June 24, 1875. QRAN GE S, EX EAS BY. J. and S. BARLOW are felling prime Oranges at Is. per dozen. First and only chance for those about to make marmalade this season. J. & S. BARLOW, Willis-street. rno THE RESIDENTS OF THE JL LOWER HUTT. JAMES ROBERTSON begs to return his thinks for past favors, and to inform his customers that on and after the Ist July next the bread business hitherto carried on by him will in future be conducted by his brother, HENRY ROBERTSON, for whom he solicits a continuance of patronage. In reference to the above, HENRY ROBERTSON begs to inform the Lower Hutt residents that he hopes, by diligent attention to business and supplying a good article, to merit the favors so liberally bestowed on his predecessor. P.S.—All accounts against J.R. are requested to he rendered, and all accounts owing settled by the 15th July. Lower Hutt, June 30. Nurserymen U T T NURSERY HUTT-ROAD, One Mile from' Railway Station. PLANTING SEASON. Gentlemen desirous of planting, Eorest Trees and Ornamental Shrubs, can select firstclass varieties, suitable for Belts, Avenues, or Single Specimens for Lawns, including Pines, Wellingtoneas, Crypt omerias, Junipers, Araucarias, Cypresses, . Wldringtonias, &c., All in first-rate condition for moving. Also, a good selection of— Roses, Azaleas, and Camellias, in pots Fruit Trees—true to name. All on reasonable terms, and carefully packed and forwarded to any part of the province. Busses running in connection with every train pass the Nursery. J. HANDER, Nurseryman, Hutt-boad, Wellington. RD O N A L D , • EDEN VAUE TREE NURSERY AND TEA GARDEN, KAKORI.