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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 225, 28 September 1897, Page 1

Board and Residence. "DRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE.— A Mrs W. A. Thomson, 44, Grafton Road, second houso below Bridge. WANTED, Gentleman Boarder ; private family ; terms moderate.—Corner Upper Pitt and East streets, Newton. ; WANTED, a respectable young Man as Boarder.—Apply to Mrs Miller, top of Haslett-strcet, Eden Terrace. W"ANTED7'Board only for Useful Boy of 12 in return for services before and after school—Address, Boy, Star Office. WANTED, by young Gentleman Board and Residence, near Queen-street. Terms moderate. Private family preferred.—-Address Permanent, Box 14, G.P.O. Wanted. WANTED Known—That thoroughly seasoned Timber Sashes, and Doors, can only bo obtained from the Kauri Timber Co. (Limited). WANTED, Customers to Sec our new Genoese, Axminister, Wilton and Brussels Carpets; latest designs.—D.S.C. WANTED Seen, the new Moquette Satin Velvets and Pongee Silks for artistic decorating purposes.—D.S.C. ANTED Known-That D. GOLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, at his Mills, Albertstreet and Breakwater Road, including Joinery, Builders' Ironmongery, and Wheelwrights , Materials, at the Lowest Market Prices. ANTED KNOWN—Free Demonstrations in Gas Cooking EVERY WEDNESDAY, from 2,30 to 4 p.m., at the Gas Company's rooms, Wyndham-strcet. ANTED KNOWN —The Startling Bargains in Cycles. Machines from £12.— E. Reynolds & Co., Victoria-street. A N T E W, Buyers of Cooking Stoves, from 50s; Register Grates, 15k: Churns, from 9s; Box Irons, from 2* 6d; Wasli Tubs, from 2s 3d; KeroHonc Stoves, from 3s; Hanging Lamps, from "in6d; Wall Lamps, from Is 3d; Stand Lamps, from 2s; Spades, from 2s Gd ; Digging Forks, from 3s; Carpenters' Tools, Hoes, Rakes, Johnston's Cutlery, every description of Enamelled Ware, Pie Dishes, from Od ; Basins, Is; Mugs, 6d; Milk JugH, Is 6d ; a varied assortment of Crockery Tea Sots, 7s (>d : Dinner Sets, 15s 6d ; Engraved Tumblers 3s Gel per rloz.; Cut, 5s per doz.; W and G China Breakfast Cupa and Saucers, 6s the doz. A lot of newly-selected Furniture, Bedsteads, Sofas, from 255; Kitchen Tables, 10s fid ; Dressing Table and Wash-hand Stand, 10s 6d tho pair; Chest of Drawers, 20s; Kitchen Chairs, from 2s Gd; Wire Mattresses, from 8s 6<l; Stretchers, from 12s0d. Some choice Wickorwork Furniture: Sofa, 25s ; Chairs, from 12s Gd ; Tables, from 7s 6d : Flower Stands, etc.— At H. R. SHROFF'S, 10U and 108, Victoriastreet. WANTED Known — That Bicycles are offered at Greatly Reduced Prices at E. Reynolds and Co., Victoria-street. ANTED Known—That the Kauri Timber Co. brand all sashes, doors, etc., manufactured by them, K.T. Co. ANTED Known—That the Dunblane Dining Rooms are the best places in Auckland for Breakfast and Teas.— Clist and Taylor, Proprietors. X^T" A N T E D X N Cf'W N. ACCOUNT BOOKS of all kinds kept in Stock or Manufactured to order, with special rulings, headings, etc. Mining Companies' Books a special feature. COMMERCIAL STATIONERY of every description in Stock or made to suit requirements. Large stock of Paper and Materials. Experienced hands only employed. Utmost promptness. J. F. LEIGHTON, 6 and 8. HIGH ST., City. \\T ANTED KNOWN A. L. SMITH, Dentist, HOBSON ST. (opposite St. Matthew's Church). Supplies UPPER or LOWER SET OF TEETH £2. Teeth Stopped from 2/6; with Gold, 5/Extractions, without pain by Gas, 5/. I don't pretend to supply guinea sets. WANTED Known-That the Proprietors of tho Dunblane Dining Rooms are in a position to supply the best Catering in Auckland for Wedding Parties, Balls, Dinners, Teas, etc., at lowest rates. —H. R. Clist, late Chief Cook Auckland Club; F. Taylor, late Head Waiter Auckland Club, Proprietors. WA NTE D' KN O W N.— Just Received, Three Cases of JAPANESE LANTERNS, which wo are offering from 3d each, or 2/6 the dozen to 15/- the dozen (all shapes and sizes); also, a large shipmentof FLOWER BASKETS, light and strong, pretty shapes, from 1/each, at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADES, Queen-street and Newton. WANTED KNOWN-That we have just opened a variety of String Carry Alls at 1/, 1/3, 2/, 2/6, up to 4/6 each (splendid value); also some new lines of Photo Frames (all good value) from 3d each; special value in Cabinet Frames at 6rl, M, 1/, and 1/6 each; always a large stock of the favourito Folding Dress Hampers on hand from 1/6 each; Rug Straps,all sizes to match,from 1/ the pair, at GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE and JAPANESE BAZAAR. Queon-street. WANTED Known—Petal Dust, 6d; post free, 7d; at Goodson's London Arcades. wTnTId know n— That ORDERS (small, or large), for FURNITURE REMOVAL, CARTAGE COALS, WOOD, SCORIA SHELLS, SAND, LIME, BRICKS, TAR TANKS, FENCING. Etc.. Are promptly attended to by W. and G. WINSTON E, CUSTOMS STREET. WANTED KNOW N. STOCKTAKING SALE. IMMENSE REDUCTIONS FOR CASH ONLY. 2,000 yards Beaver and Fur Trimmings, 2d, 3d, 41d, sd, 6d and 8d per yard, just onefourth regular price ; splendid lot Kid Gloves, l/4i all sizes, perfect goods; Double-width Nun's Veiling, 1/ per yard, all colours. Evening and other Dresses made in our superior style and flnish.^/e. DAVID GARRIOCK, Karangahape Rd. ANTED Known—That" the" Upstairs Rooms of the Dunblane are the places to obtain the best Luncheon in town, at $d. Everything in season. Under th 6 supervision 6r H. R. Clist, late Chief Cpok Auckland Club. _ BOOT TRADE—Wanted, a Bonchman for all kinds of children's work.—Northern Boot Co., Hobson-strcet. IIDROOM Wanted. Working Man, quiet, no young children.—Terms, etc., to Permanont, Star Office. /CARRIAGE Pain tor seeks Employment, l_/ town or country.—Scibo, Star Office. STNGLE GENT wante large Furnished" Bedroom, private family. State terms.—E.J., Star Office. YOUNG Lady Typist and Shorthand Writer offers services in return for experience in office routine.—Address E., Star Office. ■\roUNG Man, 21, wants Situation on "station JL or Farm.-y-Apply Star Office. T OASBY'S WAHOO has cured hundreds JU ,vho thought they were hopeless dyspeptics. 2/6. Chemists and grocers. URING the Spring Time take Llorente's Laxative Pills. They thoroughly cleanse the Blood, and Purify the Complexion^ WALL" PAPER put "on from 6d per Piece by thorough tradesman.— Leonard, care J. Jamieson, Tobacconist, Foresters' Hall, Karangahape Road. IF Your Child has any Symptoms of Worms, at once give Harrison's Worm Specific. A pleasant syrup to take, which requires no after aperient. Price, l/6.—Ratjen, Chemist, corner Queen and Shortland streets. ALWAYS SCORES. PECTORALENE. For Coughs and Colds. Scores at every dose. Agent—COOPER, CHEMIST, Victoria-st. AHOO relieves after a few dosesT Best Nerve and General Tonic made. 2/6. Chemists and Grocers. A NOTHER Flattering Testimonial as to the ii. merits of Nurse Woodward's Health Syrup (for the cure of Indigestion) appears in this issue. WAHOO (Loasby's), the wonderful digester, positively cures Constipation; 2/6. Chemists and Grocers.. Cures all stomach troubles. ■ MACKINTOSHES-Selling rapidly, still we have good selection, all sewn seams, from 17s 6d.-G. Mcßride, Merchant Tailor, Outfitter, Hatter, etc., 39, 41, 43, Victoria-street. The trade supplied. •