The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-30 00:00:00

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London,

(ima Establiahed)
SE4IYANTS REGISTRY OFFICE
Under the Patronage of the Nobility,
Clergy, and Gentry.
SIRV AN TS WANTED. -15 Cooks. 4
tchentuai.6, who have Used in gentlemen's
families. 1 Seullerymaid. 7 l'arlourmaids. 5 Howse-
maiits. 4 House and Parlourteaids. 6 General
kter*nts- 1 Experienced Nunn. 2 Nursemaids. 1
Lavys Maid, must be a good dressmaker. 1 School-
room Maid, in a gentleman's family. 1 Butler, must
be a single man, age not under 26. 1 Footman,
single-handed, in livery.
Apply to Mr. THOMAS POUNCT, Saddler and Ser-
vants' Registry Office, 3, Cornhill, Dorchester.
Registry Fee One Shilling charged to Lady and
Servant; if by letter, 12 stamps, and a sten. -
envelope for reply.
bir,, names given until the tee in paid, and no letters
antlered nniere • stamped envelope is enclosed.
F LET, a DAIRY of 60 COWS.—Apply to
rMr. Chun.= }Swans WhAanir, Stoke Wake,
Blandford.

stimped

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ANTED, two intelligent LADS, about la
of me an APPRENTICES to learn the
arITIINTIN'G ; also an ERRANT) BOY.—For
apply to the Prausnia, office of this
, Dorchester.
ANTED, a SHOP, centrally situated in
Dorcheeter.—Apply to 19, Fore street,
Taunton.

&ANTED, a SHEPHERD, at Ltdy-day, 1
for • Down Flock. Must thoroughly under-
toe work, and produce a good character.—Apply
to Mr. F. E. POPE, Great Toiler, Maiden Newton, or
to G. Dolma., Farm Bailiff, Chi
thorns.
W.
ANTED,a MARRIED MAN,to look after
4ta garden with greenhouse, and to help in the
Omives,_boots, de.) Cottage on the premises.
oy to Ms. F. EDDISOI, MArtinEtOWD, Doe-

NVANTRD, • WORKING FOREMAN, lit
Lady-day; a men under 40 preferred, who
ondeeetanda all farm work and machinere.—Apply to
Mr. Samson, Kinpton Rama, Doreheater.

NVA.t/lz:D, st Lady-day, a steady MAN as
aims a leseiworthyllgß' witb
MAN sowcMinildo ea
Iron:
IriociL—Apply. to Mr, J. Otts, Ono3ou Irina,
Man Nevem

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THE AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE,
(Establighed IP44—New &rift, 1874). For
LANDOWNER.; AND TENANT FARMER.'.
Every Moutlay, priee 441 ; poet free, 4W.

The AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE gives full
Market Reports, both Metropolitan and Provincial;
accurate accounts of Prices and Sales, Proceedings of
Agricultural Societies. Farmers' Clubs, and Chambers
of Agriculture their Meetings, Exhibitions, and
Discussions - are Reported fully, and with promp-
titude.
Every Department of the Estate or Farm receives
attention—Land Agency, Estate Equiimient,F,'irt
Farm Buildings, Roads, Fences, Cottages—Live Stock,
Plants, and Implements of the Farm—Drainage, I
Tillage, :old Manuring 14 the Soil.
The Veterinary I iepartment of the Paper is under
Professional Editor,hip.
Departments relating ti the Poultry Yard, the
Apiary, and the Garden ~f the Farm are also under
separate Professional Direction.
Reviews are published II all Books claiming a place
in the I,ihrary of the Fanner.
Ilicinirts if Noteworthy Estates, Farms, Herls,
Flocks, and Factories, arc given from week to week.
Teacher, :aid Students of the several Sciences in
which the Agriculturist is interested Botany,
C'heutistry, Physioloor, Entomology, Natural History
—are constant contributors.
Especial attention is given to Agricultural Duple,
went Manufacture. Improvements in Machines are
reported —New Inventions made known—Patents
discussed and the Implement Factories of the
country ileseribed—Engravings, always necessary in
such rases for intelligible descriptions, are given
without stint.
Not only Implements, lint Plarts, Weeds, varieties
of Cultivated Crops, &c. ; and animals—breeds of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs ; also Poultry,
Insects, General Natural History; and Buiblinial--
Farmhouses, flome,iteads, Cottages ; Photographs
illustrative of Country Life and Occupations, whether
at home or abroad: all these provide subjects for the
Engraver.
Portraits and Memoirs of Noteworthy Agricul-
turists are al., occasionally given.

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