THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FRIDAY. JUNE 17



Wanted. WANTED, a First-class Wheelwright to take charge of a shop dome; a good trade.—Apply J. Andrew. Kpsom Forge. W "ANTED, a General Servant with referenoes.—Apply to Mrs Walker, corner of Hepburn-street and Ponßonby Road. ANTED, a good respectable General Servant-Apply Suffolk Hotel. WANTED, a iirst-class English Servant who can milk; good wages.—Apply at this office for address. WANTED, a Handy Man; must under stand plain cooking and work about a hotel—Apply Star office. ANTED, Boys, 14 or a little over 14. —Young Broa., Durham-street East. WANTED, a thorough Gardener; one who understands laying out grounds; wages, 10s to 12s.—Mrs Klsmore's Registry, Shortland-street. WAN i ED, a respectable Girl about 14 to assist in housework.-For particulars apply Mrs Pnlleng. Queen-street. WANTED, a respectable Boy about 14 as Apprentice to the Watchmaking. Premium reqnired.—Apply to Mr Prince, Watchmaker, Victoria-street. WANTED, a thoroughly respectable Youth, with a knowledge ot book-keep ing ; references required.—Apply Robertson Brothers, Grocera, Symonda-atreet. WANTED, two good Drivers who can handle a pair of horses.—Apply to George Wilson, Nelson-street. \STANTED, a good Whselwright for the V T country.—Apply to Conslns and Atkin, Coach Bnildera. BlUott-street. ANTED, a First-class Kitchen Gardner; Rood character from last situation necessary. Must have had at least ono year's colonial experience.—Apply to Mr J. Banks, Meadow Bank Farm, Panmurc; or to Kidher and Co., Auckland, W .ANTED, to Rent or Purchase a House on or near the Barrack Hill T. B. Hill, Chemist. WAHTBTjJ, a strong Lad who knows ; the town and suburbs: must be able to read and write well.—Apply Munro & Milligan, Drapers, Newton. WANTED, by thorough good Shoeing and general Smith a Situation in Town or Country.—Address: "P.A.K.," Post-office, Thames. __ ■\\T ANTED TO BENT, a Furnished W Koom with bed and flreplace.^-State terms. Bachelor, this office. W" ANTED KNOWN.— Just, receivea at the New Zealand Clothing Factory, - Gentlemen's Mo3giel Tweed Tourist Suits, withy Plaited Norfolk Jackets and Belts, a most com fortable auit. ■,;:. ■. ...:'. ■;■■ ;: % A/-ANTKD a ,;.,S:NOWN,V that you can *» Dress yreti for a small weekly payment by going to Mnhro and Milligaii. foe advertise ment on front page/'. ._ ■ xtTAWTETf; ladies to know that Wm. V ? Battray has just opened a caso of Boys' Jersey Suits, at 62, Queen-street, Auckland. WAHUV'iUsOWN. - f. 