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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 4775, 12 July 1876, Page 3

Missing Friends ME. ANTON KING, formerly of Nuremberg, in Bavaria, a passenger to New Zealand by the ship St. Lawrence, which left England in May, 1874, is earnestly requested to communicate his address, for the information of his aged parent, to the New Zealand Shipping Company (Limited), Christchurch. Wanted rjlO SHEEP FARMERS AND OTHERS. A Gentleman Parmer, recently arrived from England, is desirous of obtaining the post of Overseer or Manager on a Farm or Station. Is a practical farmer ; not afraid of work, and understands the rearing and management of horses, cattle, sheep, and pigs, and the treatment of their diseases. Can do rough blacksmith’s work and carpentering. Can break-in horses for saddle or harness. Is a good horseman. Can shear sheep, and would serve any employer honestly and well. His wife thoroughly understands the dairy and butter making, the curing of bacon and hams, and the management and rearing of poultry. The highest references can be given. Apply by letter to “ Farmer,” at office of this paper. WANTED, a young Girl to assist in household work in a family where there are no children. Apply office of this paper. WANTED to Buy, Fat Ducks and Fowls in any quantity. J. Barlow’s People’s Fruit Mart, Willis-street. WANTED KNOWN, two tons of homecured Bacon and Hams on sale at Beavis’s Original Ham and Beef Shop. WANTED, THE PUBLIC OF WELLINGTON and the Suburbs TO KNOW that ALL PERSONS having left Pictures to be tramed at T. MYERS’ Picture Frame Works, Manners-street, ARE REQUESTED to apply for the same at once, or they will be sold to defray expenses) WANTED KNOWN, Hot Saveloys every evening at Beavis’s. ANTED KNOWN that G. L. JENNESS is SELLING OFF at a Great Reduction. WANTED KNOWN, a great reduction in the price of Bacon, for cash, at Beavis’s. WANTED KNOWN that G. L. JENNESS is Selling Clocks from 7e. 6d. ANTED KNOWN, one ton of Prime Cheese, from lOd. to Is., at Beavis’s. ANTED KNOWN, that all kinds of Sewing Machines can be repaired by J. H. Hudson, Cuba-street. WANTED KNOWN, a half-ton of Prime Lard, Is. per lb., guaranteed free from adulteration or salt, at Beavis’s, Willis-street, WANTED KNOWN, that Gas Reflectors are manufactured on the premises, at Melbourne prices, at J. Turner’s, Willisstreet. ANTED KNOWN, that F. Buck, of Tory-street, is now selling the best Rata wood at 16s, per load; Hutt wood, 145.; for cash. ANTED KNOWN, that F. Buck delivers Coal and Wood to any part of Te Aro. WANTED, the public of Wellington to KNOW, that F. Buck, Tory-street, has always on hand a large supply of Wood, Coal, and Charcoal, at current rates. ANTED KNOWN that R. W. Watson, Manners-street, has for sale cheap—--1 large spring dray; 1 tip-dray, both fit for wharf or general work. Also, new and second hand light spring-carts. WANTED KNOWN, that W. Munro and Co. have received a complete assortment of Children’s Underclothing, ANTED KNOWN, that W. Munro and Co. have opened out three cases Ladies’ Underclothing, at unparalleled prices. WANTED KNOWN, that clothing can be bought from W. Munro and Co. at cost prices. Inspection invited. ANTED KNOWN, W. Munro and Co. are giving up the Clothing Trade. New Clothing at cost price. Tenders rp o BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited up till NOON of SATURDAY, the 15th JULY, for the Erection of the Theatre Royal Hotel. Plans can be seen at my office. THOMAS TURNBULL, Architect. Temple Chambers, July 1. T 0 BUILDERS. TENDERS are invited up to NOON of SATURDAY, the 15th JULY, for the erection of the Theatre Royal Hotel. Plans can be seen at my office. THOS. TURNBULL, Architect. Temple Chambers, July 1. rTIENDERS will be received by the under- ± signed up to NOON of THURSDAY, the 20th inst., for the Formation of 20 Chains of Road, on the Pilot Station line. Plans and specifications may be seen at Provincial Engineer’s Office, Wellington, and at Mr. McLennan’s house, Evans Bay. JAMES C. CRAWFORD. Wellington, July 4, !876. JpOR SALE, BY TENDER. TENDERS FOR THE PURCHASE. FOR CASH, Of the whole or any of the UNDERMENTIONED VESSELS, Late the property of the Westland Steam Tug and Freight Company (Limited), will be received by letter or telegram up to three o’clock p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 12th day of JULY. Tenders to be sent to the undersigned, and to be marked “ Tender for the Purchase of ” 1. The double-engine paddle-wheel tug steamer TITAN, built of iron in Glasgow in 1866; tonnage under deck, 97’04 tons; register tonnage, 21‘47 tons; estimated horse-power, 56; delivery to be given in Hokitika on completion of the purchase. 2. The brigantine SEA BIRD, built of wood in Tasmania in 1865; register tonnage, 155 tons; delivery to be given in Lyttelton, New Zealand, on completion of the purchase. 3. The brigantine SARAH AND MARY, built ©f wood in New South Wales in 1865; register tonnage,. 153’68 tons; delivery to be given in Hokitika on completion of the purchase. 4. Tho brigantine CIRCE, built of wood in New South Wales in 1869; register tonnage, 145'6 tons; delivery to be be given in Hokitika on completionjof the purchase. 5. The topsail schooner LIZZIE GUY, built of wood in New South Wales in 1871 ; register tonnage, 93'41 tons; delivery to be given in Hokitika on completion of purchase. Intending purchasers can view thesevera! vessels at the port at which delivery is to be given. The highest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. , ■ WILLIAM D, KERR, Hokitika.