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Wauted WANTED, everyone to know thai the best Agency for the Selling or Lett-Ingot their Properties i 3 Thornes's. 81, Queen-street. Fr«sh lists issued weekly. ANTED to Lease, a nice little Homestend—3J acres. 6-roomed House, boat «hcd. workshop, cowshed, and other outbuildings, good orchard, nice shelly beach, deep | water frontage: £10 per year.—Apply to J. 1. Middlebroolc. Opua, Buy of Islands. ANTED—Sick~Sewing Machines sent to Scott's Hospital, Victoria-street. No cure no pay. Newost and cheapest Machines on Sal?. WANTED KNOWN—That we have iust opened a lot of the best Enamelled Wnra we have seen, in Basins. Jugs. Pio Dishes, Saucepans. Stewpaiis, Soap Drainers Plates. Cups u_d Saucers, Mugs, etc., and aie selling at prices below tlioa^ of Beco_d-ral_o goods. We' continue to sell cheap.—J. & J. Dioker. 23A._Queen-Btreet. A~N~T E D Known. — Pianofortes Tuned, as.—G. Hood, Norman-street, Mount Roskill Road. Orders received by Mr Finch. Stationer, Queen-street. "VSTANTED~K-nown —ITurntstiltiK lronW inongrery. Pots, Pans. Kettles. Tabs. Basons. Gridirons. Meat and Pie Dishes, Knnmpllod Mil!^ Bowls. Bake Dishes, Mugs and Saucepans antl the innumerable little articles connected with culinary uses, we have, determined to clear out at. tho Choaaost Ironmonkery Stile every held in Auckland.-J. a_d J. DICKEY. 251. Queen-street. ■^H- ANTED KNOWNCORNEATA (Pink Corn Cure), H«at effectual application for Hard or Soft Coras, Bottles with brush. Is, JOHN KENDKRDINK, Chkmibt, Kabangauap- Kc_b. AM TED KNOWN—That for Copper Clothes Boilers. Wringers. Galvanised Tubs and Buckets. Meat Mincers, Water Cans. Slop Pails. Basins, Trunks und Bonnet Boxes, tho cheapest nnd best are at J. »nd J. Dickey'a, 234, Queen-streeJ^^ W "ANTED Known—Job line Ladies Black Cloth Jackets,7sUd, 8s lid, 9alid. worth double; Girls'Ulster3. from 3s Ud upwards, really choap; Ladies' Ribbed Caahmerc Stockings, Is per pair, just half price; Black Scarboio' Hats, 6d eacb. other shapes equal value. Our new Drcsa Materials and muimingsaro novr to hnnd, also Mantles. Jackets, Ulsters, and Habit Cloths. Dress. Mantle, and Habit, making. The besr fit in i^ew Zealand.— David Garriock, Karangahapo Road. ANTED Known, Weddins; Presents, Best Eloctro-platod Spoons and Forks, Biscuit Jura, Cruet Stands, Teapots, Table Kuives and Forks, beautifully carved Wood Bread Platters and Knives. Butter Knives, new patterns Rochester Lamps; bast quality at rodncod prices.—J. and J. Dickoy, 234, Queenstreet. _ VUTN'T ED KNOWN. For Stylish and Cheapest MILLINERY In Auckland. Pay a visit to MR S ~0~ ARRI SO N JO. (Ssven years Head Milliner with Smith and Caughey). 76, VICTORIA -STREET (One door above Albert-st.). New Shapes in Felt. Straw and Beaver Arriving by Every Mail. General Drapery at Lowest Prices. DRESSMAKIXG IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Terms Moderate. WANTED T7" NOW N. Jt_. F. KNEEBONE AND CO., SYMONDS-STREET, ARE OFPERfNG SOME SPECIAL JOB UNES THIS WEEK, asunder :— j 30 PIF.CF.S BUTTERCLOTH, 10 inches wide, Is 3d Doxen 53 LATHES' TWEED ULSTERS, 3s lid each 200 CHILDREN'S ULSTERS. 2s lid. 3s lid, Sa 6d. to 7s 6d : all half-price 40 LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE MACKINTOSHES, large capes, 8s 6d each 35 MANUFACTURERS' SAMPLE MACKINTOSHES, beautiful goods. 12s 6d to2Ss 6 SPKCI'-L JOB LINE OF 75 DOZEN LADIES'RIBKED CASHMERE HOSE, le 6d pair; regular value, 2s and 2s 3d 75 8 x 4 and 9x4 BLANKETS, 2s 3d, 2s 6d--2s lid,3s lid each 50 SAMPLE PLUSH JACKETS, 16s lid, 19s 6d, 255, 29s 6d each THESE GOODS ARE THE NEWEST STYLES, AND WELL WORTH DOUBLE THE MONEY. FT7-NEEBONE AND fiO., DRAPERS AND CLOTHIERS, SYMONDS-STREET. ANTED KNOWN, W. Tibbutt.Regular supply of Taranaki Separator Butter—s2, Hobson-street. Ty ANTED KNOWN. A LARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! AT d OODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE. Tea Sots, 44 pieces, with Teapot, Covered Sugar, etc., 15s each. The latest American Novelty, «_" THE MAGIC POCKET CAMERA, Is -_J (A fund of amusement). New Games of all kinds, tho Missing Word being the latest. Beautiful Floral Note-papar. Self-releasing Hair Curlors—the latest, being ' the only perfect one"—6d the box. mHE JAPANESE "O_ZAAR-\ IS RESPLENDENT WITH f BEAUTIFUL GOODS. J THE JEWELLERY DEPARTMENT Is constantly receiving further additions in tho way of novelties. Inspection cordially invited. The constant arrival of New Good^ randers it a pleasant inspection. id OODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE, xx Ju _■__ QUEEN.STREET AND KARANGAHAPE ROAD (New premises opposite Bank of New Zealand), RESPECTABLE Man of experience, who can be well recommended, would wish to obtain Situation as Bookkeeper, and also to assist in town or country store ; or I would take chaw of a store. Understands I tho drapery and grocery trade.—Address, Store, I Star Otlice. D" "r'e'SSMAKINU.— Good Body Hand wanted at once.—Mrs. Waltors' K_r»ngahapo Road, next Bank of N. Z. WELLINGTON AND MANAWATU RAILWAY COMPANY, .Ltd. TO LOCOMOTIVK FOREMEN. Written applications addressed to the Chairmnn of this Company will be received at the Huiul Otfice, Wellington, uutll APRIL 29th. for the posiiion of Locomotive and Workshop Foreman at this Company's Wellington Station. Applicants to stute qualiflcntions and ago. T«stimoni(_s and references required. All couim-nic&tions will be treated as confldentUl. JAS. WALLACE, Secretary,

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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 94, 22 April 1893, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 94, 22 April 1893, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 94, 22 April 1893, Page 1

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