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Wanted. WANTED, Private TUTORSHIP in Family. Salary, £2O. Highest credentials. Mr. M‘Niel, York House, Greystreet, Auckland. 238 WANTED —A Man to milk and to make himself generally useful.—Apply B. M. Steggall. 226 WANTED KNOWN. — That all Legal Forms, Writs, Subpcc-nas, &c., &c*, can be obtained at the Telephone Office. 206 Amusements. -y £ ACFABLAKE’S HALL. Pianist .. Mr. Flood. QREAT AND OOMEDY QOMPANY. BENEFIT TENDERED TO MRS. DOWNES. Under the Patronage of his Worship the Mayor, the Borough Councillors, the Chairman of the County Council and Councillors, • and Messrs. Locke, Gannon, and Rees. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 2. Pinero’s Charming Comedy, IMPRUDENCE. Fun, Mirth, and Instruction. Tickets everywhere. Seats can be reserved at Mrs. Browne’s. Balcony and Front Seats, 45.; Stalls, 35.; Pit, 2s. 245 A K A R A K A HALL. Announcement Extraordinary. WILLMOTT’S GREAT COMEDY AND DRAMATIC Organization. To comply with a general request, Mr. Willmott has decided to give One Night’s Performance. FRIDAY, JULY 4. The Great Anglo-Dutch Drama, ib v STRUCK OIL. 246 Electoral Notices. ELECTORS OF THE EAST COAST DISTRICTS. “jp LECTORS,—It is my intention to address my constituents in the Gisborne districts, commencing on Monday next. I should have been with you earlier, but, fearing the setting in of bad weather, I proceeded to Wairoa,'after which I shall land in Gisborne as soon as the steamer permits me. I am, Electors, Your faithful servant, SAMUEL LOCKE. Wellington, June 27, 1881. 242