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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 300, 17 December 1894, Page 1

Wanted. _____ WANTED, an experienced Clerk for Grocery Trade.—Apply to Grocer, Box : 196, P.O. ' ' WANTED, a respectable Boy.—Apply to W. Leys, Bookbinder, etc.. Wyndhatnstreet. ' ' XTT A , N T E D. ! AN APPRENTICE ■';■-, ■ (With Premium). H A S. L X T T. The English Pharmacy. 184. Queen-straef. WANTED, a respectable Boy for the trade.— T. Barnaby, Butcher, Ponsonby. ANTED, a good General Servant or a Lady Help.—Mrs Thomas (Professor), ; Mount Eden, near Seccombe's Brewery, Tuesday, after 6 p.m.. and Wednesday morning. 'ANTED, a Girl, between 15 and. 17 ■ years, to help in the housework :no children and no washinsr.--Apply Mrs Hammond, 3rd house above Bridge-street, Gralton Roacl.. . WANTED, steady Girls for the Brueh Drawing:.—Apply V. J. Williams and Co.. Wholesale Brush Manufactory, St. James' Square. WANTED, a resident Pupil-Governess for a private school.—For particulars apply Box 466, G.P.O. WANTED. Parents, Guardians, etc., bo bring their children and Friends to see •Tower's Works of Art in Sugar; worth seeing. -^J, Jowers and Co., Wholesale and Retail Confectioners. 310, Quoen-street, a few doors above Hobbs'. Draper. WANTED to Sell, Cushion-tyred Safety Bicycle. New Rapid, in good condition, cheap.—Apply P.OJ Box 291. ANTED, to Sell (cheap) several 400g'al. Iron Tanks; also, Round Galvanised.—Apply, J. Owens, next Ventnor House, Beach Road Devonport. ANTED to Buy, and Sell, Furnibure, Tools, Chaffcntters, Wheelbarrows. Flax Machinery- — Frost. City Market, and foot of Grey-street. V^ ANTED THE PUBLIC TO INSPECT H. MANSFIELD'S STOCK of China, Crockery, E.P. Ware and Fancy Goods before buying their Christmas and New Year Presents,' where they are sure to be pleased with; quality and price. Address—Purchas' Building. Karangahapo Ros.d. A N T E D, Cash Purchasers of Drapery to know that I have no rent to pay, and can supply them with Clothing. Dress Goods, Millinery, Gloves, Hosiery, Hats, Shirts, etc., much Cheaper than any other house in the trade. Inspection Invited. J. H. HANNAN, Importer, Victoria-street. ANTED Seen — Ready-made Costumes in all the most fashionable 1 materials, good workmanship and style, 9s lid ; ajnd 10s 6d—At Harrison's, 7(5, Victoria-street. \\T ANTED Seen—Tho mostTexquisite v v ■ Parisian China Figures (delicate lace work), from. Is each, in Goodson's Jewellery Window. WANTED, people with small incomes and large families to save money by buying their Boots and Shoes at MILLER'S Boot Palace. 112, Victoria-street, WANTED KnownT^Over~2o casesof New Goods opened up for Christmas Trade, including useful and ornamental Presents. Toys, etc.. etc. A large variety of Hand Bags, bought job at Home, will be sold 50 per cent, under u=mal prices; Albums from 1r 6d each.—MILLER'S Fancy Repository, llO.Vio-toria-street. TSf:AFTEJS ICnowji—GoodTgolngvNickVl ■'■yy! Clocks, ,2s lid; Alarm Do., '.'ft lid; Larpr^ls gottles of Perfumery for 6d; bsiiutiful Photo If rames,.largo assortment, 4d, 6d,and Is each; good Cream Laid N,oto Paper, 6d packet; Foreign Do., 6d packet; Envelopes, from Id per packet: Large Is Bottles of Blue Black Ink, 4d; White Handle Desert, Knives, Is 6d the Half Dozen.- A.t MILLER'S Foncy Repository, 110, Victoria-street. -VirANTED KNOWN—a Large AssortTT ■' irient of Christrossaud Now Year Cards in packets:— : ' ' The '^Zcalandia" Packef, 40 beautiful cards, Is Tho "Choice" Packet, 12 high-class cards. Is The " Victoria" Packet, 25 lovely cards. 9d The " Recherche" Packet. 6 choice cards. 6d TJie "Exchange" Packet. 12handsome cards. 3d The "Mirror" Packet, b pretty cards. Id MILLER'S FANCY . REPOSITORY, 110, Victoria-street. ANTED Known—Nearly 3.oooCopios of Murray's Illustrated .Almanac for 1895. Price 6d, have already been sold. Get a copy while they arc to be had. At all booksellers^ ' ■ " ANTED Known—That tho Kauri Timber Co. brand all sashes, doors, etc., manufactured by them. K.T. Co. Wanted' known.— 6th shtpmbkt. JAPANESE GOODS SUITED FOR CHRISTMAS PRBSBNTS, just opened at GOODSON'S JAPANESE BAZAAR., 60 Dozen of Esrg-Bhell China Cups astd Saucers, 30 different patterns, elegant shape and handsomely gilt (usual price 2s 6d each), all at Is each, or 5s 6d the J-dozen; Plates from Id each; Handsome Bowls from 3d each; Teapots from 6d each; Biscuit Barrels, very pretty, from Is each; Hot Water Jugs, Is 6d; Creß.m Jugs. 6d each; Satsuma Censers and Ine Pails, Is each; Serviette Rings. 3d each: Crumb brush and Trn.v. la: Basket Carryalls. now much in nje. splendid for picnics, various sizes l; Ksga Tea Set, complete, 10s, very handsome, 17 pieces; Table Mats 3d the Set; Paper Napkins, Is per hundred: Trays, 4d and 6d each, or 9d the pair; Umbrella Vases, 63 9d (usual price 10s); Dolls, from 2d to 23 6d each; Bamboo Lamp Screens, (entirely novel), 13 each ; Circular Fire Screens, from 6d to 2b 6d each; Lanterns, from 3d each; Sunahadee. from t>d each: Fans, from Id each ; Baskets (Lunch). 3d and Id each, usual price 6d each; Baskets (Soiled Linen), large and very handsome, 6s 9il each; Bamboo Kasols, 3d to 2s 6d each : Bamboo Brackets, from 6d to 3s 6d (quite new designs): Cabinets. Gd, Is. Is 6d,up 20s; Glova and Handkerchief Boxes, Is the pair and upwards; Crumb Brushes and Trays, 2s 6d each; Collar Boxes (lacquered>,;le each; Tiny Lanteru3, Animals, inSftctS, titc:. 100 in boxes, suited for Christmas Tree Ornaments, Is the box; Folding Fire Screens. Is'each: Satzuma Biscuit Barrels. Tea Sets, Vases, Cups and Waucers. 4s 6d the i-dozon; and choice Eggshell China Afternoon Tea Sets and Harlequin Cups and Saucers; 4-Fold Draught Scrsens, 20a each, and really choice elegant goods of thia beautiful manufacture. And an immense* Variety of Goods, at lowest prices. b6und tv please. C. W. GOODSON having for 10 years maintained the premier position in the colony as holding the largest stock of Japanese Goods, will continue the same, offering his immense arrival of New Goodß at such prices as will favourably compare with auction prices or tho keenest competition, ANTED KNOWN. Purchasers of 'XMAS PRESENTS, go,to GOODSON'S for Gold and Silver Jewellery (cheap), Watches, (Waterbury). Clocks, Electro Plate and Cutlery, Desks, Work Boxes and Baskets. Japanese Goods of all kinds, Basketware, Albums aud Photo Frames. <2CO varieties), Dressing Cases and Bags, Hand Bags, Brushes. Combs, Tea, Breakfast, and Toilet Sets, Vases. Lustres, Epergnesi Stationery, Cards, Games, Puzzles, Perfumery, Sponges. Hair Curlers, Fire Screens, Draught Screens, Lamp Screens, Bamboo Brackets, Easels. Fire Ornaments. Birthday, Wedding, Condolence Cards, 'Xmas Presents, New Year Gifts, Dolls,. Toys, and Santa Claus Presents, 'Xmas Tree Ornaments, Prizes, Bazaar Goods and School Prizes. For Variety, Novelty and Cheapness, go to GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADES, QUEEN-ST. and KARANGAHAPE ROAD 'XMAS and NEW YEAR <$ARDS. The very latest Novelties j ust arrived at /"^OODSON'S T ON DON ,4 B.P.A.DES IJOODSON'S J JON DON ii-RCAL«ES Ranging from Id to 5s each. Our Packets this season aro Splendid Vakto. Goodson's High Art Packet. 6 beautiful Cards, 6d ; post free, 7d Goodson'3 High Art Packet. 12 beautiful Cards, Is; post free, lsljd Goodson's High Art Packet, 21 beautiful Cards. la 9d; post free, 1* 10} d Goodson's High Art Packet, 30 beautiful Cards, 2s 6d; post free. 2s 8d Goodson's Children's Packet, 12 Cards, 6d; post free. 7id Goodson's Children's Packet. 24 Cards, is; post frix;. Is I,1,.' / A BeautifnlOLKOfrKAPH. 18 x 14, suitable for framing (" Alalutmhoou.' from a puintlng by Fred Mor#aD, exhibited in the Groavonor Gallery), will bo presented to each purchaser 6f Cards Is value and upwards. Orders by post wishing to haye thi* cioturo must enclose 2d for'portage and roller, ■