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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4930, 10 January 1877, Page 3

Wanted jpATEA COUNTY COUNCIL. WANTED, a Clerk, Treasurer, and Collector, all offices combined. Salary, £250 per annum. Applications to be sent in to the office of the Council, Carlyle, on or before Tuesday, February 6, at IX a.m. WM. COWEEN, Secretary Patea County Council pro tern. WANTED, Board and Residence by a gentleman in a private family. Your address by letter, office of this paper, W.D.J.Y. WANTED, a few Pick and Shovel Men. Highest wages given to first-class hands. Apply to J. Saunders, Waterworks. ANTED, a middle-aged Lady as Governess. Apply to Mr. Lucena, Featherw WANTED, a complete set of the “New Zealand Herd Book ” and “ New Zealand Stud Book.” GEORGE HUNTER. w ANTED, a few Pea-hens. A. 8., office of this paper. Apply to WANTED, a few respectable Boarders - Every comfort of a home. Apply to Mrs. Crowther, Willis-street. WANTED known, that Budge’s Cigars are superior, better kept, and cheaper than any other in the city. Cigar Divan, Willis-street, 10 doors above Empire Hotel. WANTED known, that Budge’s Flowery Land Mixture has only to be tried to be preferred to any other cut mixed. ANTED KNOWN, that C. Broadbent, Watchmaker and Jeweller, has removed from Cuba-street to those new shops adjoining the Duke of Edinburgh Hotel, where he has open with a very choice selection of new goods. • - WANTED known, that Budge’s Cut Cavendish is the only article equal to the “ Old Home Cut ” in the colony. WANTED KNOWN that twenty men can be accommodated at Thomas’s Dining-rooms, Manners-street, at £1 per week. All meals and beds, Is. WANTED KNOWN, that there are fT; sale cheap at the Wellington Goad Factory—l butcher’s cart, 1 light spring cart 1 heavy do., 1 spring wharf dray, 1 whai dray, 1 contractor’s dray, 1 second-hand spring cart, 1 brake with stationary pole. WANTED KNOWN—That THOMAS MYERS, Picture-Frame Maker and. Gilder, opposite the Theatre, Lambton-quay ; Wellington, has always on hand a select quantity of oleos, chromos, and engravings, by Birkett Foster and others, to choose freer, unframed, and also framed to order. Picturo! mounted and frames regilded, oil painting] restored and varnished. Glass cut to any silt, WANTED known, that Budge’s Smoking Saloon, where customers can lounge and enjoy their pipe or weed, with a cooling summer drink, is the luxury par excellent* of the season. Hotels A T I O N A L HOTEL. J. R. BROWN (late of the Criterion) having built the National Hotel, informs his friends and the public that the house is now open and posaessess every accommodation for boarders. The National occupies a central situation, and is furnished throughout with special regard to comfort. The proprietor hopes therefore to meet with a continuance of that liberal patronage bestowed upon him in the past. U"' NI O N HOTEL. WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BRANDS. One of Alcock’s superior billiard tables., W. H. SWAIN, Proprietor. PANAMA HOTEL, Taranaki-street, G. S. NICHOLES, Proprietor. Superior accommodation for families, permanent boarders, and visitors to Wellington. Within ten minutes’ walk from the wharf One of Thurston’s best Billiard Tables on the premises. Good Stabling. Returning thanks for past favors, the proprietor solicits a continuance of the same. RINCESS’ HOTEL, Molesworth-street, JAMES BRIGHT, Proprietor.—JAMES BRIGHT having taken the above hotel, begs to inform the inhabitants of Wellington and. the surrounding districts that he will continue to carry on the business in a style equal to his predecessor, Mr. Cattell, and hopes to merit a continuance of the support accorded to him. HOMAS & CIMINO’S CENTRAL HOTEL, corner of Lambton-quay and Hunter-street.—MessrsTHOMAS & CIMINQ having taken the above hotel, beg to inf farm the inhabitants of Wellington and the surrounding districts that they will continue to carry on the business in a style equal to their predecessor, and hope to merit a continuance of the support accorded to him. N.B.—The Daily Luncheon at the Central will be«a speciality. Breakfast at 8.30 a.m.; tea at 6 p.m. First-class accommodation for boarders. HENRY HALL’S D UKE OF EDINBURGH HOTEL, Manager : JOHN MOSS BROADBENT. THE MARQUIS OF NORMANEY HOTEL, CARTERTON. This New and Commodious Hotel is now open to the public under the management of the proprietor, Mr. Thomas Hooker. The Hotel is . situate in the centre of the rapidly rising township of Carterton, and is one of the most complete establishments in the colony, containing a large front bar, bar parlor, commercial room, dining-room (35ft. by 19ft.), smoking-rooms, private rooms for families and visitors. A superb Billiard-room fitted ‘with one of Alcock’s full-sized tables, and all the latest improvements. Hot and cold water baths always ready together with eighteen bedrooms. The wines, spirits, beer, and other liquors, are guaranteed as of the first quality. Travellers and visitors will find every horns comfort at this Unrivalled Hotel. Sample rooms for commercial gentlemen. First-class stabling and paddocks. To sportsmen this locality offers every inducement, there being plenty of game of all kinds in the immediate* vicinity. T. HOOKERJfthprietor. OTlCE.—lmpounded lit Tajfaff lat Public Pound, one black Gelding,:brßnded like C on off shoulder, blind in off If not claimed ■will be sold on the 16th day of JANUARY, 1877, in terms of Tjnpounditig DENIS biKAN, Poun^fheper. THE gentleman who removed my Umbrella from the Post Office Hotel will be kind enough to return it, and no questions will be asked. ALLEN LEWEE.