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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 5192, 12 November 1877, Page 3

Wanted WORKING MANAGER wanted for the Lyttelton Gas, Coal, and Coke Company, Salary, £225 per annum, and cottage. Applications, with testimonials, to be sent in to the undersigned on or before NOVEMBER 22nd INST. H. N NALDER, Chairman Lyttelton Gas Company. WANTED, by a young gentleman, with a thorough knowledge of tbs German language and of business, an engagement as clerk, &c., in a mercantile house. Apply Z., office of this paper. 'ANTED, an appointment as draughtsman. Good references. Apply Z., office of this paper. WANTED, for the ship Helen Denny now loading at Napier, an experienced Surgeon for the Home voyage. For farther particulars apply to LEVIN & CO., Wellington. ’ANTED, a Barmaid. Apply Office Hotel, Grey-strcet. Post WANTED KNOWN, that in General Printing, the public can be supplied with every requisite in the latest and beat style of the art. New Zealand Times Office ANTED, for the Te Aro Boot Factory, Riveters, Machinists, Rough Stuff Cutters, and Youths to learn clicking and bootmaking. Apply R. Hannah and Co., Boot Warehouse! Lambton-quay, WANTED the public to know that Gasfittings, cheap and or a better class, can be supplied and fixed by T. J. Love, Man-ners-street. Also, all kinds of chimneypots cheap. WANTED KNOWN That Thomas Myers has on sale gold leaf (by the book or 1000), and oleographs and chromolithographs, engravings, and prints, either framed or unframed, with plain or ornamented mouldings to suit everybody. ’ANTED KNOWN That Thomas Myers has for sale gilt, white, and colored French mounts, in any shape, size, or pattern, suitable fur life size oil paintings, photographs, or water-color views. ’TXT’ANTED te he made known that J. T. V Love is a manufacturer of all kinds of hydropathic baths and pans. Portable boilers always on sale at reduced rates. Tinware wholesale and retail. ’ANTED KNOWN That Thomas Myers, of the Wellington Picture Frame Establishment, Lambton-quay, can regild soiled picture frames, restore and varnish oil paintings, mount maps and pictures (either on card or canvas), cut glass to any size; and has on sale gilt or stained mouldings for framing pictures or decorating rooms, in any pattern, plain or ornamented. WANTED, Schools, hospitals, and other public and private institutions tc know—That Thomas Myers mounts maps and frames pictures at a great reduction ; alsc tenders for work, and guarantees satisfaction. A NTED, the public to know that the shops in the Arcade will be let by public auction about the end of .November. WANTED Known, that the Arcade is most -centrally situated, in Mannersstreet. daily. ANTED Known, that half the population of Wellington pass the Arcade V V water, insurance, night watchman, and all charges will be paid by the Proprietor of the Arcade. ANTED Known, the shops will he let at per week for twelve months. VYVANTED Known, that the entrances to V y the Arcade are from Manners-street, St. Hill-street, and Parish-street. WANTED Known, that the fiuest designed Theatre in the Southern Hemisphere nearly adjoins the Arcade, Mannersstreet. ANTED Known, that the grand promenade gallery in the Arcade is 250 ft. in length. WANTED Known, that the Arcade will be brilliantly lighted up. The estimated cost for gas is £750 per annum. WANTED Known, the advantages of an Arcade. Housekeepers can do nearly all their shopping under one roof. WANTED Known, the guiding rules of an Arcade are small profits, extensive sales, and for cash only. ’ANTED Known, shopkeepers in the Arcade do hot require a knowledge of bookkeeping. ’ANTED Known, that the Tramway Cars from all parts of the city will carry Passengers and Parcels to and from the Arcade. , Arcade. ANTED Known, that Water-hydrant and Hose is kept in readiness at the WANTED Known, that storekeepers and others in the Arcade have the use of the private offices erected in the yard. "VX?"ANTED Known, that only a small f V capital is required to stock a shop iu the Arcade. ANT ED Known, Storekeepersand others would do well to have a branch business in the Arcade. ANTED Known, that no offensive trade will be allowed iu the Arcade. ’ANTED Known, that each shop in the Arcade has a window facing the street, which can he used for advertising and other purposes. ’ANTED Known, that the Arcade is lighted from the roof by a window containing 2000 square feet of glass. ANTED Known, that the Arcade will he brilliantly lighted up with gas some evening prior to the sale, of which due notice will he given. ’ANTED Known, that in rough and inclement weather people can do their business iu the Arcade without being drenched to the skiti or blown away. WANTED Known, that the Arcade will be a cool and pleasant promenade in summer, and dry and comfortable in winter. ’ANTED, Shopkeepers to know that each shop iu the Arcade is fitted with a revolving shutter, which can be closed and locked at any time. WANTED Known, to numerous applic nits that none of the shops in the A rcade will be let privately. ANTED Known, that a weighing machine will be kept in the Arcade for the benefit of stall-holders. WANTED Known, that the reason for letting the shops in the Arcade by public auction is to give everyone an equal chance of acquiring the best stalls. WANTED Known, that the plan of the Arcade and conditions of sale are now in course of preparation. T ANTED, orders for Ball Programme; A very choice assortment of ornaal cards for this purpose in stock at the : uf the New Zealand Times. B E A C O NS FIELD.