OADBTO]TS CQGOA. The Popular Bbvbbaoe for Breakfast, Luncheon, Tea, and Supper in all seasons is Cadbury'sCocoa.—Comforting, strengthening; nourishing-fov old and young-, robust and feeble. The Sinews of Wealth are found in Health; and health, strength, and atayingr power are retained and concentrated, in, Ca_buky_ Cocoa. It is absolutely pure. PEAKS' SOAP. Fair White Hands. [% -;' "•'■■■ '- Bright Clear Complexion. "y : : . -'■% Soft Healthful Skin. PEA nW_ SOAPAdelina Patti writes :--'lhave found Pears Soap matchless for the Hand* and Complexion.' Late At!ve_ tise_ie_.fcS. TO LET, Cottage, York-street, New#>n; 4 rooms and scullery; newly papered, sa.— Applyjaext door. _ ANTED, afc once, competent Shop-man-Apply Row's. Viotoria-street. WANTED, a Message Boy.—Apply £. . Row, Grocer. yiotorla_?reet. v ANTED, a Girl to assist in Houseworkand mind children; Country Girl preferred.—Apply, A. W.Moselcn, Storekeeper, Onehunga. _____ WAN TED KNOWN.—Prime Ox Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal, and milk-fed Pork.—At Arthur Wood's. Wellington-street. ANTED, a Strong, Active Boy, who can make himself useful in a garden, and can manage a horse, etc.—Apply E. Porter and Co., Symonds-street. F~OR~SALE, Bargain, Bay Mare, 14.1 high, black points, 5 years, accustomed to lady or _UR«y; also. Lauy'n Saddle, English make, in good condition, with. Saddle. Cloth,— 0.F.J.. Star Office. T>ERSONAL.—Pork, Pork, Pork, maize jL and milk-fed, very young and good.— Arthur Wood, Wellington-streeh fTtO LET, at Otahuhu, Furnished or UnJL furnished Gentleman's Residence, cix rooms, scullery, bath, store-room.—Paker Bros. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. — Three Single Gentlemen want _!oard and Residence (permanent) in h'onsonby, near the water preferred.—Reply, stating terms, to ' Cela, Star Office. RlFLES.—Church Parade V postponed until Sunday week. —B. COOPER. Captain Commanding. . ".npHE LEADER."—Read " Chrisfcian JL Holiness," by W. Corrie Johnston; "People's Thoughts About God," by F. G. Ewington.—Price, 2d. All Booksellers. 0 THE RATEPAYERS OF MOUNT EDEN ROAD BOARD. The undersigned respectfully requests your votes TO-MORROW (Saturday), 3rd. Polling between the hours of 9 and 6. _ PETER McNAB. DARKIES. —Wanted, those desiroug of joining advertiser in forming a Minstrel Troupe for the purpose of giving entertainments during the coming winter for charitable purposes to send their names and addresses to " Nigger," Stab Office, on or before Monday. stb. Must be musicians or good vocalists. All requisites provided and pecuniary risk guaran- . JET.- DALTON took all the First Prizes c for High-class Tailoring at the'Dunedin Exhibition.— J. H. Dalton, 210, Queen-street. H. DALTON took all the First Prizes • for High-class Tailoring at the Durredin Exhibition.— J. H. Dalton, 210, Queen-street. _ TMPOUNDED • in" the" Newton" Public JL Pound, by the Ranger, one Bay Draught Horse, with white spot on forehead, and white tip on nose. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on Monday, May 19th, at 12, noon.— J. CREAMER, Pound-eeper. jIfEW Zp^ND;4J?|>^SOUTH-SEAS EXHIBITION^ QAM E R O;N ANB'SIZERS Richmond, VmaiNiA. :'%, .■■ . . > > II .i mmm^mmThe Fxnest, Mildest, Pobest, j_m-Bbst;. }H. DALTON took all the Firsb Prizes n- J° v High-class Tailoring at the Dunedin __hibition.-J. H. Dalton, 210, Queen-street. '
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Auckland Star, Volume XXI, Issue 103, 2 May 1890, Page 4
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