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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 4591, 7 December 1875, Page 3

Wanted WANTED, a Piper for the Caledonian Gathering. Apply to J. Kirby, Secretary. WANTED, a stout, active Lad to deliver parcels. Apply to Wilson and EichardW ANTED, a Situation. Understands fanning thoroughly, and cattle and sheep. T.E.F., office of this paper. WANTED, by a Young Lady, a situation as Companion, and will be willing to make herself useful. Country preferred. Address M.F., Times Office. WANTED, an Assistant for a General Store in the country. Grood reference necessary. Apply to Mr. Toogood, Featherston. AN experienced clerk wants an engagement as Bookkeeper, or Correspondent in town or country. Address 0.P.Q., office of this paper. w ANTED, Housemaid for the Metropolitan Hotel. Apply at once. WANTED, a situation as Overseer or Manager on a Sheep station. Sixteen J ears’ practical experience in Victoria. Thorough knowledge of scab, &c. First-class testimonials. Address, R.W., Post Office, Wellington. WANTED, 500 Pick and Shovel Men, for the Pakuratahi contract ; highest wages given to good hands. Apply to W. F. Oakes, Pakuratahi ; Overseer, on the works ; or, T. W. Pilcher, Wellington. ANTED KNOWN, that all Meals and Beds are Is. each at Moore's Diningrooms, Willis-street. Boarders, £1 per week. WANTED to Buy Christmas Poultry; must be fat. Highest market price given. J. &S. Barlow, Poulterers, Willis-st. Legal Notices In the matter of HENRY BAGGS, of the City of Wellington, Boatbuilder. TAKE notice that the above-named Henry Baggs will, on the next public sitting day of the Supreme Court at Wellington, under the Bankruptcy Acts, apply to the said Court for an order of discharge from all debts provable under his bankruptcy. F. M. OLLIYIEE, Solicitor for the Bankrupt. Q B D E E OF JUDGE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, WELLINGTON DISTRICT. This 6th day of DECEMBER, 1875. Upon reading the affidavits of Jonas Woodward, of Wellington, Public Trustee ; Jane Woodman, wife of Thomas Woodman, of Pahautanul, farmer ; and Frederick Cooper, of Wellington, fruiterer; Xdo order that the Public Trustee, the Curator of the Estates of Deceased Persons, shall be Administrator of all and singular the goods, chattels, and credits of FREDERICK STAGG deceased, and that this order be published in the New ZBALASD Times newspaper. JAMES PRENDERGAST, Chief Justice. T? E FREDERICK STAGG, DECEASED 11 INTESTATE. All persons having CLAIMS against the estate of the above-named deceased are requested to forward tbe same to tbe Public Trust Office on or before WEDNESDAY, the 22nd day of DECEMBER NEXT. J. WOODWARD, Public Trustee. Wellington, December 6, 1875. Clothiersrjpio TAILORS, OUTFITTERS, &0. J. HUXLEY, Tailor, Manners-street, begs to inform the trade that he is prepared to teach the most correct system of cutting coats, waistcoats, and trowsers that is known in the present day. It is adopted by most of the principal cutters in New York and London. One of his pupils has now the largest tailoring trade in the world, and has been known to give the handsome sum of £IO,OOO at a time for charitable purposes. Fee £lO, paid in advance. DEAR SISTER, —Y ou will be surprised to hear that I have consented to marry Alfred. You remember I refused him a few months back because I thought him a great awkward-looking fellow, but he has lately had his clothes made by HUXLEY, the TAILOR, of MANNERS-STREET, and I was astonished to see how much he was improved in appearance. He seemed a much better figure, and more stylish than he did before. The price is Jittle"more than half he paid his former tailor. P.S.—His employers have just added £BO per annum to his salary. I do not think that appearance is everything, but it goes a long way towards a man’s success in life. AYE YOU SEEN MY STOCK OF White shirts Crimean shirts Venetian shirts New Zealand flax shirts Linen shirts Alabama shirts Harvard shirts With and without collars. A splendid assortment. JOHN THORBURN, City Clothing Mart, Willis-street. rpHORBURN’S FOR CLOTHING I Thorhum’s for hats Thorhum’s for shirts Thorbum’s far hosiery Thorbum’s for under-shirts and drawers Thorbum’s for scarf, ties, handkerchiefs Thorbum’s for belts, braces, and collars Portmanteaus, travelling bags, rugs, umbrellas. A splendid assortment. JOHN THORBURN. City Clothing Mart, Willis-street. Note.—A few extra large white and Crimean shirts in stock. IS IT TRUE! YES That I have Geelong tweed trousers and vests Otago tweed trousers and vests Nelson tweed trousers and vests Sydney tweed trousers and vests Scotch tweed trousers and vests West of England trousers and vests Equal to order. Thoroughly shrunk. And the prices are not higher than for English slops. JOHN THORBURN, City Clothing Mart, Willis-street. Opposite Mesrs. Barbers’, Butchers. (NAUTION. —Before you buy your next J suit, call and inspect my stock of Colonial made clothing, manufactured to my own order; and the tweeds all thoroughly shrunk. You will find the best value for your money in Wellington. JOHN THORBURN, City Clothing Mart, Willis-street. Opposite Messrs. Earners’, Butchers. QRAND DISPLAY of Men’s and Boys’ Hats and Caps, In all the newest shapes, now on view in the window of the Clothing Department, at JAMES SMITH’S, TE ARO HOUSE.