Wanted. j WANTED, a Competent Second Cook. | —Apply Manager Northern Club. I ANTED, a Beef Carter.—Apply, ab the Ellerslie Slaughterhouse. WANTED, Respectable Lad . for a Baker's Cart.-Apply Glasgow Bakery, Wellington-street __ ANTED, a General Servant for the country: good wages.-Apply to Mrs Downey, Lower Union-street. ANTED, Governess ; must be good musician. General, small family, country; Cook, station; Generals, town, suburbs, country; Young Girls.—Mrs Clark, 231. Queen-street. ANTED, a respectable Girl as Wait-ress.-Apply Crosher's Coffee Rooms, Victoria street E. W" "~ANTED, immediately, a trustworthy Help.—Apply, after 5 o'clock this or Saturday evening, A. Goldsbury, bellwood Mt Roskill Road. TTTANTED, a Boy, for kitchen work. - V V Apply at United Service Hotel. WANTED, a clean active Girl, as servant; one accustomed to hildreu; good references indispensable. — Apply Mrs Oberlin Brown, Eden Terrace. ANTED, an Apprentice to the Dressmaking.—Apply to Mrs Carr, corner of Union and Patteson streets. TANTED, Situation as Lady Help; competent for hou«e and needle work.— Address A.8.C., Post-office, Papakura. WANTED, by a Lady, Employment at her own home, as Copyist of Deeds, Specifications, Or Writing of any kind.—Address Copyist. Star Office. W~ ANTED, Shop in Queen-street: good position and window : permanent; good tenant Address, W. Robin oi. Stak Office. W "ANTED, a good Horse and Spring Cart.—Apply C. O'Connor, Eagle Hotel. W~ ANTED. Grazers; good grass and watery-Appl^R^Wynyard, Epsom. ANTED to Let, 2 8-roomed Houses near the beach; others 4, 5, and 6 Rooms; rent low, and can be worked out: also, Butcher's Shop, Btable. and every convenience. —G. Sage, Emmett-street, Ponsonby. ANTED, 500 people to try the quality of a parcel of Smoked Fish, at the Rakino Boat To-morrow. WANTED, Bootmakers to Purchase New Circular-head Hand and Treadle Machine; splendid working order; £.2 10a.— Scott, Machinist, Victoria-street West. Ladies to Buy Corsets (in latest makes). Umbrellas from la Id each. Hosiery, Gloves, Embroideries, Flouncing, Lace, etc.—At J. Greene. 78, Victoria-street. W" "ANTED, Buyers of Cretonnes, Quilts, Curtains, and Table Linens, to s*e and buy our new goods; just opened.—J. G. Brown and Co., Karangahape Road. YXFaNTED, Buyers of Dress Goods to fy see our Kew iieiges, just opened; good colours; splendid value.--. G. Brown & Co., Karangahape Road. _____ WANTED, Buyers of Drapery and Clothing to read A. E. Fenton's Price List on Page 7 To-morrow Night. ANTED to Purchase, a small-sized Fishing Boat: must be decked and sound.—State lowest price, where to be seen, and builder's name to E.H.M., Box 285, Postofiicc. . W" "ANTED to Purchase, a Spring Cart, Horse and Harness.—Apply, stating terms, to D.E.. Star Oiiice. WANTED, to Purchase Good Secondhand "White's." "Sinf?er's." or "Wertheim's."— Scott, Machinist., Victoria-street VV. ! Machines Cleam^Repan-ed^ No_cure,no-?"_•----\JCT__NTE"D, everyone to know that VV Dalton, Tailor, has removed to 210, • Queen-street. _ . W" ANTED, Everyone to Read A. E. Fenton's Advertisement in this paper To-morrow Night. ANTED, Everybody to know that the Cheapest Drapery is obtained at J. G. Brown and Co.'s, Karangahape Road. WANTED' everyone to inspect my new stock : most, 'beautiful stock.—Dalton,! Tailor, 210. Queen-street._ .'• Tiff ANTED—- Do you know that Sch ussier V V (late of the Al Meat Co., Hobson-street) has taken the City Market Butchery. No con nection with Hobsou-strect Shop. Prime Beef Lamb. Veal. Mutton, and Pork. Also, Corned Beef. -A, Schu-S.or, City Market. _ -■■■■_' r ; WANTED Known, Wallis and Coates-, Karangahape Road, has a splendid supply of Spring L-ambs; remarkably low price. TfTANTED Known—That Madam Wine Vv Reads Past and Future by sight. She sees peonle privately at her own residence, Lower Hepburn-street. bottom Wellingloa-st. WANTED Known.-—Metcalfe having bought most of Mr Waite'sNovels before the sale at less than half-price, i 3 now giving his customers the benefit. Go and look in his window, foot of Wakefield-street. WANTED Known—Some Job Lines, which must be sold: Men's Socks, 7*d, worth ls ; Men's Bathing Drawers, 6d, worth 9d;: Boys' Bathing Drawers. 5d : Little Boys' Unbleached Socks (best quality), 2d per pair; Boys Cotton Shirts, from 9d.- J. Green, 78, Victoriastreet. ___ ANTED Known.—That Mrs Sanford j has Re opened the Railway Station Refreshment Rooms, and will supply Tea and Coffee at 2d and 3d per cup ; also, all kinds of Fruit, etc. WANTED Known-Boots! Boots!— 500 Fresh Pairs, including M ns Auck-land-made Bluchers. 2s lld ; Women's Lace-ups, 2s lld; also, Ladies' Evening Shoes, 2s 6d; Satin do., 3s 6d ; Boot, GJoss. Id and 3d; Laces, ls the gross.—At Dampier's Only Shop, Victoriastreet, WANTED Known—Morley'. Knitbins: Cotton, 8d tho Jib; White Blankets, 5s lld the pair ; Snring Tape Measures. 3d each; Tooth Brushes, 3d; B.flt Clasps, 6d the pair: Views of New Zealand, ls 6d the book; Real Pebble Spectacles, 3s 6d; Other Spectacles, 3d to Is.—At Dampier's Only Shop, Victoria-st. W" ~ ANTEir^nowtv^ooks ! Books ! Bought from the auction sale Wayto's, Queen-street, at from a thirtieth to half-price, including i.200 School Books (various), from Id to 6d : Copy Book ,1s 6d per doz; Mangnall's Questions. Is lld, usual price _s; History of England, enlarged edition. Is; History of Greece, 6d; English Poetry, 3d: The Auckland Directory {latest, edition). 6d, published at ss: Pictorial New Zetland. 2d; Thames Miners' Guide, 3_tl, published at 3s _d : lot of oilier Handsomely Bound Books. 6d to 2s; Time Book for New Z-alaiul Hymnal. 3d; Hemy's " Tutors," the new edition, 2s ; at Dampier's Only Shop, Victoria-street. W "ANTED known—Allen's Lang Balsam, 5s bottle for 2s lld ; Cod Liver Oil, Is the bottle; Sugar-coated Pills. 6d the box ; Indian Rubber Porous Plasters, 9d: Corn Cure, 6d the bottle; Infants' Food, 4dand6dthe tin; Sarsapn villa. Is 4d the bottle; .Mustang Liniment, la: Keating's Insect Pow<Vr. Is 6d tins forls; Glycerine, Gd the bottle: Coirt Piaster, gd the box; Rimmel's Scent. 6d B.W. Soap, lOd ncr doz: Grand Spinal Support, only £1— At Dampier's Only Shop, Victoria-st. W" ANTE_TKnown. — All the Sewing Machines at 4s lld are sold, and soon will be all tho beautiful Berlin Wool, less than half-price, 9d and ls the. ilb- So be in time.—At Dampier's Only Shop. Victoria-street. A^ fTED~Known —The Heaviest and Strongest Grey Calico in the city; suitable for tents.' sails, etc.. 5s 6d per doz.: Cretonnes, from 4|d per yd.-At J. Greens, 7b, Victoria-street. ANTED Remembered Thafc for Cheap Stationery. Cutlery, Glass, China, and Fancy Goods generally, and Useful Goods especially, no place can compare with GSbtlson s London Arcade. It stands unrivalled for Cheap Sterlin" Silver Jewellery. A beautiful assortment of New Goods just to hand. The new Imitation Leather Work, cheap and pretty; Lovely Hand Companions and Ornaments; PlusnPurses, at 6d. equal to any ls t*oods, elsewhere. —At Goodson's London Arcade. TIT A N T E D KNOW N. Twenty Cases of JAPANESE GOODS just arrived at Montague's Bazaar. Fans, Screens, Cabinets, Baskets, Boxes, Birds, Kites, and j Curios innumerable. Open Daily from 9 to 6 | The most splendid assort i.ent of Japanese ! Goods in Auckland. | fl'loTlaster Bakers.—Wanted by experijJL enced, trustworthy Man, Situation to take charge of Bakery ; town or country; first-class references,-Address H.D.. Star Office.
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Auckland Star, Volume XIX, Issue 241, 12 October 1888, Page 1
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