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Otago Daily Times, Issue 126, 11 April 1862, Page 6

WantedW "ANTED, A NUIiaERY MAID to proceed to England in a few weeks. Apply to Mrs. Nambk, I'riiicea Street. _.. WANTED a Letterpress Printer. Apply to Thos. Johnson, Gazette. Office. WANTED., a Nursemaid. One child. Blanche Cottage. St. Andrew-street. * • "VV7" ANTED, a Six-roomed House, convenient to ?y Post Office. Apply G-. Lumb & Co., Flinderi_Lane. •__ "• \J ANTED a respectable Housemaid for the P o S'V vincial Hotel. Immediately. _____ WANTED Firewood for the Provincial Hotel. linmediutely. iTTANTED, a Rood Servant Girl fur a public' yy h(ju--o. Enquire .at Cobb and Go's, office. \~sj VNTED a respectable Housemaid for the Pro \\ vineinl Hotel. I"S7"ANTED, a General Servant. Apply to Mrs. Vr Bairi'j, house next Church of England. "E^T'ANTJiD, a good Jlilch Goat. Apply to J. and YV R. Uairii, l'l-iuces-strcet. T^TANTKD. A COOK, at Lasg's Otago RefreshV v incut Rooms, Iligh-street. JJJ ANTED, a General Serviuu. The highest y:.Y WHges "iven.— Apply to Sirs. .Txo. jVl'Ni;ill, Queen's Arms Hotel, Princes-street, Dunedin. ANTED, buyer;; of portraits of Dr. Chalmers, V "f John Knox, and Dr. Ciiirns. —Fkbousos & A'itoiit;i.l. Engravers, Princes-street, above Bank ol New South Wales. "OTANTED, all concerned to kuow the Cheapest V* Bedding liaiminittoiy is Pulfokd &. Co., George-street, opposite Air. JjOfi-gie, Butcher. JFattrasses of all siziis and material made to order on the shortest notice.

rK^TANTEU, Jilalo and Female Servants of every y'V description. Victoriiin Registry Oiiice, opposite Sliakspetire Hotel, Maalaggan-strect.

TSY ANTED "to SeTl. Sj>Veiidid Decorations, ex y'V Aldinga. l'clling's C'ieap Paper-hanging Warehouse. Goorge-strcet, near Roy:d fieorjio. XjfrTaJ^o^din^ooo"Cen'Sg~Ma7We«7^iSW Oal:.u, ex Aldinga.' Henry Pelling, Decorator, lieor.iie-ftrect.

I^TANTJii) .1 General House Servant and Nurse V V i>i:i.iil; liberal wages will bo given. Mrs. Hoiiry N.ithmi, KUiubnl-street. 0/" ANTED, SHEEP on Terras. Apply to G V V M. Aj.hr.ioii, Corner of High-street mid Priiices-fsii-ect. 117 ANTED TO rinUJHASK, from oGO to 1000 y'i iSHKKP, either acclimatised or imported. Apply to (>. ?il. Ai.DE.icn, Corner of High street, and Princes-street. T^TANTED all persons to come to the StnffordV $ shire Warehouse, Maelaggan-street, opposite the Club, for their ehin:i, glass, earthenware, iic. WANTED, Persons to know that the Staffordshire Yf arehouse, Maclagtnui-strcet, opposite the Club, is the cheapest place in Diuiedin for all sorts of glass, china, und earthenware. * TITANTED a purchaser for a billiard table, IV cheap. Apply Gilligan & Co.'s Cordial Manufactory, Maelaggan-street. WANTED, by a respectable woman, a situation as Housekeeper. Address M. C, office of this Paper. WANTED, a Female Cook, with Rood references > Also, a General Servant. Apply immediately to Goitno;,- & Raskin, Diggers' liest Boarding House, Walker-street, Dnnedin". 117"ANTED a Bricklayer, for small job. Blanche i V Cottage, St. Andrew-street. WANTED, a respectable young man, to join another in first rate Business in Dnnedin, with £20, 8., PostOflicjo. WANTED a pair nf Sawyers to cut Deals. Apply New Wesley.-in C'huroh. Sharp. YS/ANTED a smart Boy to clean knives. Cape V V IK Paths, Jetty -street. 117 ANTED a strong handy Boat, Oars, ka. Ap-| V ? ply at Isgeam's Boarding House, opposite Gaol.

WANTED.

[ A GENTLEJIANVishes board and lodging, where XS_ he can have a, separate bedroom. Distance' riot to exceed one mile from the Post Office. Would bo a permanent lodger. Address S. E., Messrs. H. Kxox & Co., Manse-street.

RAIL WA V HOT EL, LYTTELTO.W TJTTANTED, a Pianist, one whs sin<?s preferred, i V V Apply at the above hotel, by letter or other-' •.vise.

WANTED by n ymmjr married man, n situation as lSurnian or .Storeinan; understands the whole routine of a bar or sellerman's duties; perfect in Die making of nil kinds of cordials ; would take a situation either siueln or himself and wite.—For address, apply to W. Towers, proprietor, Royal George Motel.

"'fITANTED to pay £5 to any person who can give ¥ ? iuforinatinn as to the present possessor of a patent Lever Silver WV.teli. inscribed inside the case : —'" Presented to W. Berlin, by tho singing class in connection with the Ureeniitsad Church." Glascow, February 28th, 1859." Address "Nemo/ box G7, Post Office. The strictest secresy may be relied ou.

FEMALE SERVANTS WANTED.—Wanted a nurse and a cook. Apply to Mrs "Sf. 11. Outten, Anderson's Bay.

PRIVATE LODGINGS wanted for a gentieme;for about three weeks, from 15th April. i\lus: be within easy distance of town. Apply, statin: address and terms, to 11. T., oirice of this paper.

mil COMPOSITORS.—Wanted a steady hand, to JL proceed to Invereargill. Apply to J. W. Bain, 3Jail II Times office, between the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock, this day, April 11.

Slill M 0 N. AT the request of the Dnnedin Totel Abstinence Society, the Reverend D.M. Stnart will preach in Di-. Hums' Church, on Sabbath evening, at C (•.''clock. Collection in aid of i)ic Funds of the Society.

OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND PUBLIC DEBT. Notice is hereby given that Thomas Bannatyno Gillies and Francis Dillon Bell, Eiqs., have been duly appointed Arbitrators under the Otago and Southland Public Debts Appointment Act, 1801 , and that Edward "William Stafford, Esq., has been appointed the Umpire under the said Act; and that the said Arbitrators will hold open sittings at the Court House, Duncriin, on Thursday, the 10th of April, and following days, for the purposes of the Arbitration. Til OH. B. GILLIES, 1\ DILLON BELL, Arbitrators. Duncdin, £7th March, 18C2, SDPEKIOII Board and Residence are offered to two gentlemen of respectability in a Gentleman's amily in town. Terms, i' 2 10s. per week. Address, D.I), PostOih'ce.

Hoaxing a Newspaper.—A curious hoax -was perpetrated on the Monthly Post on Monday, which, greatly increased the excitement throughout the day. This paper is supposed to be in the confidence, to some extent, of the Government; and, on Monday morning, it announced, in a prominent column, in large letters, that the Europa had arrived, and had brought no intelligence from Lord Lyons. As this information was not corroborated by any other journal a great deal of curiosity was manifested to know whether it was correct. At an early hour, telegrams: were forwarded to Queen.stown from the Stock Exchange, and enquiries were, from time to time, constantly repeated ; but the uniform reply was, that no Europa had been heard of. Nevertheless, the Post did not retract, and adhered to its original statement, even in its third edition. It was, however, entirely mistaken, for it was not until late on Monday night that the vessel really reached Queenstown. Whether the whole thing' was a blunder or a stock-jobbing ruse, \ cannot say. I should rather be inclined to believe that it was a case of wilful deception, as the amount of gambling which has been going on in the Public Securities is enormous, and many a fortune is now dependent upon a rise or fall of one or two per cent.— London' Correspondent of Aberdeen Herald.