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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 252, 24 October 1893, Page 1

rriO LET, ab LakeTakapuna, 3 Furnished J. Rooms.-Apply Miss Willette, Lake Takapuna. | • rilO LET, 5-roomed Cottage, WynyardX street, next to corner Havelock-street.— Apply to Stone Bros., Queen-street. __ TO LET, 3 Rooms, suitable for dressmaker: rent, 15s; good position.—Apply L; Austin, Milliner, Queen-street (just above Garlick's). O LET, six-roomed House, Upper Vincent-street; gas and water laid on. Rent. 11s.-J. MoMaster, McMaster and Shalders. Queen-street. TO Leb, furnished, Five B.ooms and Scullery; lofty ceilings and every comfort, gas stove, wash-house, city water; tram passes.—Mr Warnook. Grocer, Kyber Pass. f"flO LET, near the Royal Oak, Onehunga, 1 nioe 8-roomed house; all necessary outbuildings and 8 acres volcanic land in grass; rent £62 a year.—W. and J. Frater, Estate Agents. m<r~LTBTr TO LlTt Send for printed list of Houses. Shops, eto.. to Let in all parts of the city and suburbs. Issued weekly by J. Thornes, 81. Queen-street, or take a U»t from his special raok in every Tram Car. F~IIRNISHED COTTAGES, ab Beach, Howick. To Let, paddock with eaoh.— Apply John Smith. Carmcl Cottage, Howick. _ L~AK¥~TAKAPUNA.—To Leb, Furnished Rooms,, four, five, or six as required, and ÜBe of kitchen.—Apply Mrs Wallace. ARNELL—Furnished House, 7 rooms, bath, etc. Piano, lovely views of harbour. 3727.— J. Thornes. Agent, 81, Queen-street. Ecclesiastical. WESLEYAN HOME MISSIONS.— Annual Home and Maori Missionary Meeting, Newmarket. THIS EVENING. 7.30. Speakers. Rev. S. F. Prior and others. Collection for funds. Wanted. WANTED, Cash purchasers for our No. 1 Improved Royal Table Lamp. Packed in case and sent to wharf or Railway Station for 10s 6d.—J. and J. Dickey. 234, Queen-street. WANTED Known — Horticultural Tools—Spados, Forks, Rakes. Hoea, Garden Shears. Slashers. Bill Hooks, Scythes, Reap Hooks. Hand and Crosscut Saws. For assortment and low prices, see J.and J. Dickey, 234, Queen-street. WANTED Known—That the Kauri Timber Co. brand all sashes, doors, etc., manufactured by them, K.T. Co. ANTEI) Known — Wedding and Birthday Presents-Best Table and Dessert Cutlery and Carvers, best Electroplated Spoons and Forks. Teapots, Biscuit Jars, Butter Coolers, Butter Knives and Jam Spoons, etc.—J. and J. Dickey, 234, Queen-atreet. ifTnTe'd T7"n"o wn. 1893 ~ 1894 •XMAS CARDS. | NEW YEAR'S CARDS. C. W. Goodson Begs to announoe that he has just opened a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF CARDS, including the very latest novelties, ranging in price from Id to 103 each; they are as usual displayed in the Japanese Bazaar, in Queenstreet, and in the Show-room, Kurangahape Road. A few specimens are shown in the windows; hut the variety is so great the stock should be inspected. The demand for Cards in packets has .increased each year, it being an acknowledged fact that GOODSONS PACKETS are the MOST WONDERFUL VALUE ON THE MARKET. Goodson's Fine Art Packet, containing 6 Beautiful Cards, 6d: post free. 7d Goortsbn's Artistio Packet, containing 12 Beautiful Cards, Is; Dost free Is lid Goodson's Gem Packet; 1 containing ETBeautiful Cards. Is 9d; post free, Is 10id Good son's Choice Packet, containing 30 Beautiful Cards, 2s 6d; post free, 2s 7jd Goodson's ChUdren's Packet, containing 18 Cards. 6d ; post free. 7d Goodson's Children's Packet, containing 36 Cards. Is; post free-Is lid. A BEA UTIFUL OLE' >GR APH (21 x 13, suited for framing), "A BRITISH HEROINE." will be presented to each pu'xhaser of Cards, Is value and upwards, at Goodson's London Arcade. Queen-atreet and Karangahape Road. Orders by post wishing to have this picture must enclose 2d for postage and roller. New Zealand Fern Cardo. 6d and Is each Willis' New Zealand Curds and Booklets Envelopes given with Cards at i^OODSON'S f ONDON A RCADE, QUEEN-ST. AND KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ANTED Known—Whore there is the most complete show of House-furnishing Ironmongery, Cooking and Culinary Utensils is the proper place to furnish from, and now at greatly reduced prices—At J. and J. Dickey's, 234, Queen-atreet. WANTED TTNOWN. 3490 LADIES', GIRLS' AND OHTLDS' STRAWS. HATS, Is, Is 6d, Is lid. HATS, Xfl, Is 6d, Is lid. HATS, Is, Is 6d. la lid. HATS, Is, Is 6d, Is lid. HATS, In, Is 6d, Is lid. HATS, Is, Is 6d, Is lid. JUST TO HAND EX S.S. TONGARIRO. LATEST SHAPES. KNBEBONE AND fNO., SYMONDS-STREET. V^ BE ALE PATENT SEWING MACHINES. Latest improvements. Easy terms, W. J. BE ALE, SHORTL AND-STREET. AIRDRESSERS.—Wanted, first-class Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hand and Hair Worker. — Apply by telegraph, Box 388, Dunedin. HOUSEMAID, from Home, wishes situation in a gentleman's family; good references; please state particulars. -Address W.W., Stab Office. ¥"ELSON COLLEGE. WANTED, a RESIDENT ASSISTANT MaSTWR for Nelson Boys' College. Salary, £150 per annum, with board and residence. Candidates must possess a University Degree, and bo qualified to teach English (to Junior Scholarship Standard), with Latin and Mathematics to Middle or Junior School. Applications, accompanied by Certificates and Testimonials, and addressed to the Secretary, will be received until the 6th of November next. OSWALD CURTIS, Secretary. College Office, Nelson, ' October 9th. 1893. TO BAKERS.—Wanted, a strong Youth for Bread Department: one about two or three years at the business preferred.— Buchanan. Wakefleld-street. T" 0 PAINTERS.—Wanted, a first-class Painter and Paperhanger.—Apply at once to M. J. Bennett, Painter and Decorator, Ponsonby Road. ALL PAPARS.—Wanted Cash Pu7chasers for new designs of Cheap Wall Papers just landed.—A. H. Morria. Importer, Newton (close Fire Brigade StatfosQ '