To Let O LET, Furnished Cottage: low re'nfc. —Apply Rnth's Island. Waiheke. rTIO LET, sroomed House, CanadaX .street; rent, 6s.—Apply T. Harper, Canada-street, Newton. npO LET, 4 and 5-roomed Houses, near JL Queen-street; rent low. — Gardner's, Grocer, Alexandra-street. npO LET, a well furnished Bedroom and JL Sitting-room. Terms moderate. Splendid locality.-Apply Stab Office. _ TO LET, the Shop, in Queen-street, now ocoupied by Mr J. Walker, Florist.— Apply Miss Cromwell. Arch Hill. fTIO LET, the Shop, etc., presently occuJL pied by Mr Lontrgan, Tailor, Newmarket Terms.—Apply F. G. Clayton, Agent. FTIO LET, Furnished Bedroom, convenient JL to Queen-street; rent. 4s per week, with attendance.—Address at Star Oiflce. TO LET, 3, 5 (with stable and coachhouse) and 8-roomed Cottages; rent low to good tenants.—J. Martin, Alexander-st. nnO LET (Lake Takapuna), Shop and X Dwelling; also. Furnished House; Mt. Eden, several good Houses. Money to Lend.— Jas. MeGregor, Vulcan Lane. • fTIO LET, choice Family Residence, JL 7 good rooms, bathroom, wasb.houiei.with copper, range, etc.—Gothic House, Newton Road, near Ponsonby Reservoir. O LET, comfortably Furnished House of 6 rooms; splendid view, gas stove; seven minutes' walk from Victoria Wharf.— D. A. Nairn, Post Office Store, Devonport. mo LETI T~O LE T J Send for Printed List of Houses. Shops, etc, to Let in all parts of the city and suburbs. Issued weekly by J. Thoraes. 81. Queen-street, or take a List from his special rack in every Tram Car. O LET, cop ot St. George's Bay Road, Parnell, 2 Houses, 8 and 9 rooms, bath, gas, water, washhouse. tubs and boiler, and other conveniences. Extensive view of harbour and North Shore.—Apply W. Frater and Son, House and Land Agents. 17IURNISHED HOUSE.—To Let, a wellJD furnished 7-roomed House, situated in Surrey-street. 100 yards from Great North Rd.; close to 'bus, water laid on. good view from premises.—For rent, etc., apply G. A. Gribbin, Solicitor, Colonial Bank Buildings. Queen-sU HOWTCK BEACH.—Furnished Cottage to Let near the Howick Beach.—Apply to John Smithy Ho_vick___ MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD.—To Let, at once. House of 6 rooms and bathroom, all newly painted and papered. 60 x 200 feet,, water laid on, 'bus passes door.—Apply J. F, Montague, Post Office. Lost and Found. LOST, near the Wharf, Silver Mcda 1 with geld centre—Finder rewarded at Mrs Bearoish's. East-street, Newton. LOST on Saturday last, Gold Ring, with onyx stone, insoribed inside.—Any person leaving same at Marters, Tobacconist, Qmenstreet, will be rewarded. LOST, between lower end Mountain Road and Kohimarma. a month ago. Spectacles and Case.—Reward ac Stephens', Bootmaker, Queen-street. STRAYED, from Mt. Eden, January 13, - One Bay Horse, 5 years, about 15.1, long tail: poor. — Reward at J. Marks, Butcher, j Mt. Ejien^ I mi) POUNDKEEPERS AND OTHERS. Strayed from my paddock last week, Bay Horse; white star on forehead. Bhort tail, 3 years old; supposed to be seen yesterday in Penrose; reward.—J. Pirie. next to St. Mark's Church Remnera. Also strayed, Brown Rotriever Dog. Same address. Board and Residence. PAJRK. BLOUSE, .TEI.. AROHA . (opposite the Domain). Private Boarding House. Visitors and Travellers, will havo erery comfort and attention. Good Table. Terms moderate. MRS KENNY. Proprietress. WANTED, 2 Gentlemen Boarders in a quiet family. No other boarders. Good locality.—Apply Stab Office. Delightful Scenery. Chnrsros Moderate. \*TARKWORTH "OTOTEL, f f Warkworth. JO. FRED. C. H. DIBBLE. Pbopetetok. First-class Accommodation. M'osi Desirable Hotel for Summer Visitors. Saddle Horses. Buprgies and Boats on Hire. Rose Casey twice weekly. Coach from DevonDort three times per week. - Wanted. WANTED Knpwn—Ac the Is and 6d Bazaar, opposite the Bank of New Zealand. Rarangahupe Road, you can obtain wonderful value for the raoney: 1,001 articles to select from ; none more Mian Is, or less than 6d. Don't fail to pay it a visit. W- ANTED TTNOWN. KNEEBONE AND CO. Have Just Cleared a Job Line ot 2,000 YARDS DOUBLE-WIDTH DRESS STUFF AT HALF WAREHOUSE COST, Comprising, FANCY FOULARD CLOTH ALL NOW FANCY SHOT EFFECTS SELLING FANCY WHIP CORDS • AT FANCY DIAGONALS 1/0, 1/4 FRENCH BEIGES PER YARD These Goods are the Newest Styles, and Cheap at Double the Money. Tm T7NEEBONE & ri 0., SYMONDS-STBEET, /SaPABLE CLERK wanted for the Gro\J eery Trade; give references and salary required.—Address Alert. Stak Office. TSOODALL'S CUSTARD POWDER is \JC the best. Ask your Grocer for it. EALTH TEA is a Boon to Humanity, a Blessing to Mankind, a Real Elixir of Lifo.-A HEATHER, Agent. ABOUR & CAPITAL are united in their praises of J. H. Dalton's Suit for £210s, with Extra Trousers. SITUATION Wanted, by experienced person, as Saleswoman Boot Trade, or Book keeper. Cashier, any business.—Ajax. Star Office. np O MUSI(J IAN S. Applications are invited for the position of Bandmaßter to the Newmarket Brass Band, Applicants to state what remuneration they require for ono or two nights' practice per week, and forward the same to the under--1 bixned. on or beforo the 10th inst. B s CHAS. R. BISHOP, Secretary N. 8.8. Eyber Pass Road. Newmarket. ATErTDOG, young, wanted to buy ; must be cheap.-Full particulars Roy, care Star Office. WALL Paper put on from 6d per Piece, by thorough tradesman.—Painter, care of Brown, Venetian Blind Factory, Pod sonby Road. YOUNG MAN wishes to meet with another to join him in leasing farm near town; capital required. £50.—Beta, Star Offloe. "\TORKSHIRE RELISH—The best X Sauce in the world. Try it.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 32, 6 February 1894, Page 1
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