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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 75, 1 April 1897, Page 5

Late Advertisements. DISTRICT ORDERS. Brigade Office. -' Auckland, April Ist, 1897. Tho undermentioned Volunteer Corps in the Auckland Garrison will Parade for Inspection at the Drill Hall at 7.30 p.m. on MONDAY, sth instant :— AUCKLAND NAVAL ARTILLERY PONSONBY NAVAL ARTILLERY DEVONPORT NAVAL ARTILLERY «■ "A " BATTERY ARTILLERY VICTORIA RIFLES Lieut-Colonel Banks requests the Officers of the Garrison to meet him in the Officers' Room immediately after parade. By order. J. GRANT, Lieut.. Acting Adjutant, Auokland Dictrict. (Established Over 60 Years.] THE MINING JOURNAL, The best, oldest, and most widely eireul&ted Mining Paper. Published every Saturday. Price. 6d. Subscription for N.Z., £188 per annum. THE MINING JOURNAL circulates all over tho World, ansongst Minors, Engineers, .Manufacturers. Capitalists, and Investors. THE MINING JOURNAL offarsTmami-d ad* vantages for Advertising Sales ef Mineral fero. nertiea, Machinery, Commercial Notices, Inventions, and all Articles for the use of those engaged in Mining, Engineering, and Mechanical Work. THE MINING JOURNAL was establish** more than 60 years ago, and still maintains its position as the loading organ of the World* Press devoted to Mining and its allied interests. THE MINING JOURNAL is neither OMtrollod, nor is any interesrt in it held or exercised. by any mine-owner, speculator, or ayndioate; neither ia it in any way whatever connected with Stock or Sharo-dealingAgoncy. Specimen Copy on application. Oflloes: 18. Finch I_-__»___ Loadon. E.G. ' ANTED, Two Saddle Handa; also Improvers and Apprentices.—Apply J. Knight, Wholesale Saddler, England-street, Ponsonby. OYSTERS. Oysters. Oysters.—Go to Butler's for Oysters and Oyster Suppers, opposite All Saints' Church, Ponsonby Road. WANTED Circular-saw Head Benchman, wages 60s; Firewood Cutters. Milkers; Elderly Man, milk, groom, garden; Boys for farms, hotels, factory, and bakehouse; Generals for all parts, 8s to 15s; Cooks, Assistants, Factory Girls, Housekeepers, Barmaids, Gumdiggers. Wanted to Buy Ticket for Sydney or Melbourne.—McLeod, 24, Queen-street. Telephone, 884. WANTED, for Good Tenant. 6 or 7 Roomed House, with not less than four acres of land, Ellerslie or Epsom.—Clarke and Clay, Shortland-street. BJ*.OR SALE, £100 worth of N.Z. GoverniD ment 41 per cent. Debentures.—Clarke and Clay, Sharebrokers, Shortland-street. WANTED to Lease, a Horse, for a term, one that is able to win a country race.—Address S. A., Star Office. REVYMR7~WATT7~Lectures on New Hebrides Mission, in St. Stephen's Church. Ponsonby TO-MORROW (Friday) Evening, ab 7.3o.—Limelight Illustrations. m O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until Noon of THURSDAY, April Bth, for Taking Down Large Building and Erecting a Two-story Dwelling-house at Devonport. Plans at my Office, High-street. HENRY G. WADE. Architect. tmOREIGN MISSIONARY MEETING. A MEETING will be hold THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 8. in ST. JAMES' Hall, to Bid Farewell to the Rev. William Watt, on his return to Tanna, New Hebrides. Chairman, tho Rev. R. F. Macnicol. Several Speeches will be delivered and a Musical Programmo provided. Collection for expenses. WANTED, good Generals—Grafbon, Jermyn, Symonds, Princes, Shortland streets, Ponsonby, Parnell, Devonport, Newmarket; Laundressaa, town and country hetels; 3- Waitresses, tewn ; Generals....Coromandel, Cambridge, Okoroiro (fare paid, go St once); Bushman, exporiensed Cros»cutter, arid strong young experienced Mill Hand.—Cogar, 22, Vic-toria-street. Open till 9. _, <\%T ANTED, Apprentices, -Itoprovera, I™ Machinists: also, good Hands te the Shirt-making and Tailoring Trade.—Jordan's Clothing Factory, Great North Road. . . FOR SALETfPozQn Tickets for Breakfast. Dinner, Tea; good bill of fare.—The Enterprise Rentaurant. Customs-street. LOST yesterday afternoon in or neas Post Office, a Purse containing notes and silver (araount known).—Findor rowarded on returning to " Herald" Office. Z~ EALAND BOOT WAREHOUSES Again to the front. 2,500 pair Evening Shoes just landed, sold at prices that defy competition, 2a 6d to 3s lid. ZEALAND BOOT WAREHOUSES * 300 pairs Gent.'s Calf, Patent & Glace Kid Court Shoes, 7s 9d to 10s 6d, marvellous value. ZEALAND BOOT WAREHOUSES-8 gross (1,152 pairs) Infants goods ex sj. Tokomaru and Te Koa, at from la pair. An immense variety. EALAND BOOT WAREHOUSES—I 2 gross English & German Felt and Carpet Slippers from Is; largest selection in Auckland. . EaTXNETbOOT WAREHOUSES Boys' and Girls' School Boots 3s lid, Men?* and Women's Balmorals; new goods; give excellent wear. EALAND BOOT WAREHOUSES, Queen-atreet, Victoria-street, • ___.ara-.ga-hape Road. Thames. Factory, Wakefleld--street.—A. Rhodes, Proprietor. FOR. SALE, useful Spring Cart, carry ten. in good order. £lb 10s; Set Harness to suit, £4 10s.—Morley's Stables, Durham-st. WANTED to Hire, a Horse and Trap to go into the country for two or three weeks.—Address, stating terms, to A.8.C., Star Office. FUKNISHED or Unfurnished Rooms To Let, also Room with fireplace.—Apply Star Office. ERSOJNAL.—Pea Soup, Roast Pork, Apple Sauce, Apple Dumplings. Fresh Cooked Joints. To-morrow (Friday), Sixpence. —The Enterprise, Customs-street. ANTED, Lady Help.—Apply (own handwriting) to Nemo, Star Offlee. LOST on Tuesday between Karangahape Road and Morningside, 2 Pairs Children's Boots. Roward.-Mrs C. Grosvenor, Morningside* WANTED.— Do you know we Decorate or Hire Out Decorations, Flower Baskets, etc., etc. .—Rainbow Arcade Company, Queen-street. ' WANTED, Girl for general housework.; two in family.—Apply to Mrs Kissel, corner College Hil' and England-street. |7.0 K. SALE, the Lease, Goodwill and .a- Furniture of a Dining Room and Oyster Saloon, now in full working order.—Apply Star Office. WANTED, situation for Gardener, good hand, good references; also Mill Hand, or Store; Generals. Barmaids, Farm Hands and-Lads.—Chappell and Bradbury, 76, Queenstreet.