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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4462, 8 July 1875, Page 3

Wanted. w /\/ for the schooner Mera, Cook and Steward. Apply to the Captain, on board. w ANTED TO PURCHASE, a Saddle Horse. Apply office of this paper. WANTED, a handy man. Apply David Drown, Dong Point, Porirua. WANTED, by an active young man a situation as Clerk, Book-keeper, or Storeman ; colonial experience, and good testimonials. Address, Bell, care of Cutler, Musical Instrument Maker, Ghuznee-street. WANTED, immediately, a good steady General Butcher, in Wanganui. Apply by telegram to W. Turnbull, Wanganui. WANTED, a good General Servant. Only two in family. Apply office of this paper. WANTED. —A smart respectable youth as Invoice Cleric. 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 office of this paper. To Let. f {HO LET.—A Furnished Cottage, near the JL Railway-station, Apply—Office of this paper. r JIO LE T.—FURNISHED APARTJL MENTS (central). Apply Jameson’s, grocers, Wiliis-street. Public Notices. PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION, 1870. 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 are 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 woo], grain, timber, minerals, flax, and tanning barks, together with flax manufactures, preserved meats, leather, &c.. &c. W. H. LEVIN. Cb airman. T. JOHN’S PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOL, WILLIS-STREET. The usual monthly sale of ladies’ work, in aid of the Building Fund, will be held in the schoolroom THIS (THURSDAY) EVEN* ING. To commence at half-past 2 p.m. IWILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife (Caroline Simmonds), in my name. THOS. W. RANSOM. Wellington, July 7, 1875. NOTICE. —Any person found Trespassing, Cutting, or Removing Timber off Sections 5 and 6, Pakuratahi, will be prosecuted! according to law. CHAS. McINTYEE, Agent for Chas. Lett. NOTICE. —I have now erected machinery to supply the public at the cheapest possible rate with O.G. spout-pipe, ridge-cap flushings, &c. Spouting fitted so that any person can fix with ease galvanized tinned iron. Water-tanks made to any size, to save and keep pure water from being polluted with mineral, vegetable, and animal matter. Ornamental iron prepared for verandahs. The highest price allowed for old lead, zinc, &c. J. BALLINGER, Plumber, &c.. Hunter-street, Next Noah’s Ark. Edmondson, sellar and go., General Carriers, Between Wellington and all parts of Wairarapa, E. S. & Co. beg to inform the public that having purchased the whole of their extensive carrying business from Messrs. Hastwell, Bannister, and Co.,they solicit a continrance of the patronage bestowed on their predecessors. Agent in Master-ton J. O. Hayward Grey town ... ... R. Morphy, General Manager. Agent in Wellington ; THOS. 0. DARCY, Lambton-quay. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of the Bankruptcy Act, 1867, and the amendment's thereof, and in the matter of ROBERT WILLIAM IND CARTER, of Wellington, Music-seller. NOTICE is hereby given that at; tjhe meeting of the creditors of the said Robert William Ind Carver, held in the Grand Jury Room of the Supreme Court-house, at Wellington, on FRIDAY, the 2nd day of JULY inst., Samuel Carroll, of the city of Wellington, accountant, was appointed Trustee, and Houston Francis Logan, of Wellington, aforesaid, storekeeper, and Charles Effingham Capper, of Wellington aforesaid, mercantile clerk, were appointed Supervisors of the estate and effects of the said Robert William Ind Carver ; and that by an order of the Supreme ■ Court of New Zealand, dated the 2nd day of July instant, the said appointments were respectively confirmed. HART & BUCKLEY, Solicitors for the Bankrupt. Wellington, July 2, 1875. Drapery. rjl E ARO HOUSE The following EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP PURCHASES of DRAPERY will be offered during the month of JULY, at prices, in many cases, below ENGLISH COST. N-D.—To distinguish these goods from the ordinary stock, prices will be marked in Plain Blue Figures. TE ARO HOUSE, JULY, 1875. CALICOES FOR THE MILLION. 3620 yards white calico 1989 yards white calico 1040 yards white calico 3071 yards white calico 1571 yards white calico 1834 yards white calico 1390 yards white calico 2043 yards grey calico Ss. Hid. per dozen 4s. Hid. per dozen ss. 9d. per dozen 6s. IOJd. per dozen 7s. 10 id. per dozen Ss. IOJd. per dozen 10s. 9Jd. per dozen 3s. 6d. per dozen N.B.—The above lots of calico being so much below the usual price, will be sold in lengths of not less than 12 yards. TE ARO HOUSE, JULY, 1875. Welsh flannels, all wool, only 10id. Welsh flannels, all wool, only 12id. Welsh flannels, all wool, only 14id. Welsh flannels, all wool, only 174 TE ARO HOUSE, JULY, 1875. 432 pairs girls’ cashmere hose 6id. 576 pairs ladies’cashmere hose 7Jd. 850 pairs ladies’ lambswool hose Is. 3|d TE ARO HOUSE, JULY, 1875. 80 pairs men’s heavy tweed trousers 7s. fid. .62 pairs men’s strong tweed trousers 12s. 64 .60 pairs men's ribbed trousers las. fid. 50 men’s tweed trousers and vests 19s. fid. 25 men’s witney overcoats 2fis. fid. 72 men’s waverley overcoats 275. fid. TE ARO HOUSE,. JULY, 1875. JAMES SMITH, TE ARO HOUSE,