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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 289, 13 December 1897, Page 8

Photography* /YE OR G E ,ABEGOn, ARTIST akd PHOTOGRAPHER, !845, Corner of QUEEN & WELLESLEY STS. .3 ENAMELLED CABINETS. »/~ •3 ivory Types. to/" ,One 15 x 12 Opal Enlargement and One Dozen Enamelled or Matt Cabinets, 15s. PROMPT DELIVERY. ' ' Late Advertisements. WANTED, a General Servant for North Shore ; good wages.—Apply Prime, Ironmonger, Newton. ANTED to Let, pleasant. Furnished Room, suit married eouplo ; also, Room suit two gentlemen, single beds.—«__ Shortland-street. PPRENTICE. —Mr A. F. Hooper, Dentist, Queen-street, has a Vacancy lor a Pupil. ANTED, Girl (11), treated as one of family, Dressmaker by day, Cook-Laundress, Generals. Housemaids, Boys, Needlewoman. Woman Cook requires situation (hotel).—L.A. Co.. Shortland-street. WANTED, Girl, 11 or 15, to assist in housework. - Apply Mrs E Heath, Upper Symonds-street. W^ ANTED, a Roy.—Apply F. Hitchcock, Plumber, corner of Kyber Pass and Symonds-street. rip HE GOLDEN BOOT SALE— A The Golden Boot Sale now going on. The Golden Boot Sale for Bargains. The Golden Boot Salo for Summer Shoes. The Golden Boot Sale for Latest Styles. The Golden Boot Sale for Reliable Goods. The Golden Boot Sale for Immense Stock. The Golden Boot Sale for Immense Reductions. THE GOLDEN BOOT, . Queen-street (between Porter's and Upton's), Coiiins & Donaldson, Merchants and Importers. INC-LINED Cases (in good condition) for Sale, cheap.—Apply Walter Ponsford, Queen-street. L~OSTi~GoId Chain Bracelet, with padlock attached. Reward,—Return to J. M. Syms, Hairdresser, Wellesley-street. 1 ANTED, a Respectable Girl.—Address, Mrs Smith, 6S, Nelson-street, two doors from Cook-street. WANTED, at once, General Servant.—Mrs (Dr.) Grant, Burlcigh-strect. WANTED, Strong Girl for Housework, etc. —Mrs Jackson, Beach Road, Devonport, near Torpedo Sheds. WANTED, young person as Housekeeper; 2 children.—Apply Mrs Jones, The Kiosk, Queen-street. MCKERRAS, Newton, Tan Shoes, 4s lid under cost at sale. Giving up business. LADIES— Tho best bargains go first. Boots and shoes going at under cost price.—J. McKerras, Newton. MONTH ONLY—Giving up business. Bargains in every line. Boots and Shoes.—J. McKerras. Newton. HE ANNIVERSARY OF THE HELPING HAND MISSION Y.P.S.C.E, Will bo celebrated by a MISSIONARY "AT HOME" THIS (MONDAY) NIGHT, at 7.30 (An enjoyable and profitable evening with the Endeavourcrs). Speakers: Revs. Mitchell, Warner and Sinclair. Solos will be rendered by Rev. Mitchell, Mrs Stewart and others. Annual Report, Balancesheet, etc. Tickets for Tea at 6.15 p.m. - C O M K. "DEBATE ALLIANCE nOMPANY. OFFICE : BANK OF NEW ZEALAND BUILDINGS. f P.O. BOX 494. OBJECT OF COMPANY IS TO OBTAIN A DISCOUNT TO CASH PURCHASERS. The undermentioned Business Houses have registered with THE REBATE ALLIANCE CO., and have agreed to issue Counpns: to , Purchasers' of Goods for Cash. . f .' Customers should see that they receive a Coupon for every cash purchase made, and thus obtain their discount. Bicycle Mfr.-PETER SMITH. Albert-st. Boots and Shoes — ZEALAND BOOT SHOP, 300 Queen-st., Victoria-st. West, Karangahape Rd., Pollen-st., Thames. Butcher—SALMON and CO., 67 Queen-st. | Coal and Firewoocl-CARPENTER, 116 Queen-st. and Newmarket. ,j Chemist—RATJEN, Queen-street Clothier, Hatter, Mercer and' Outfitter— MALCOLM, IGS Queen-street. Confectioner—WßlGHT, 220 Queen-street. China, Glass-TANFIELD, POTTER and CO., Queen-street. Cutlery and Plated Goods-SAMUEL, 232 QuGcn-strGct. Draper—JUDD, 276 Queen-street. Furnishing Ironmongery—E. H. POTTER, Queen-street. Furnishing Warehouse—TONSON GARLICK CO. (Ltd.), Queen-street. Grocer and Provision DeaIer—PARKINSON, 289 Queen-street. Gunmaker— EVITT, 236 Queen-street., Rubber Stamps—CONOLLY, Grey-street. Jeweller. Etc.-BARTLETT, 222 Queen-st. Oil and Colour Merchants—HlLL • and ' PLUMMER, Queen-street. Perambulator Mfr.-CHAS. SMITH, 279 Queen-street Photographer—HANNA, 19G Queen-st. Photographic Apparatus—PAßK, * Wellesley st. E. Saddlers—WlSEMAN and SON, Queen-st. Seedsmen - HESKETH and . AITKEN, Queen-st. Stationer—CHAPMAN, 96 Queen-street. Tailor—CßAlG, Victoria-street West. Tobacconist — ELLISDON, 284 Queen-st. and at Newton. Typewriters and Typewriting Materials— TYPEWRITER CO.. Victoria Arcade. fJtTPllANTSr^H"kinds~of "Flowers—lf~you want to excel in growth of these you must use Vitaflor, sixpence, all seedsmen and storekeepers. XMAS J S fIOMIN G. MAS Is U O M I N G. BUY YOUR PRESENTS IN GOOD TIME. The Choicest Selection of JEWELLERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND SILVER GOODS In the City. A Small Shop well stocked with Reliable Goods, at.prices that.cannot be beaten . anywhere. WE Import Direct. WE Buy for Cash. WE Sell for Cash. WE are under a small expense. ' THEREFORE we can Sell at a Small ■'...'.-' Profit. ' It will pay you to inspect our Stock before purchasing. . . SKEATES BROS., JEWELLERS (opposite Town Clock), Queen-street. Auckland. CASH versus COUPONS. — Purchasers of CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHENWARE receive a CASH Discount of live per cent, at TYLER'S, Queen-street. > ,0 OLNTG TO GIVE A PARTY ?— Go to VJT TYLER'S, Queen-street, CHINA, GLASS and CUTLERY hired at low rates. HORTICULTURAL SHOW-You didn't do well at it. Why ? Did not use Vitaflor for your plants. Get a tin, sixpence, all seedsmen and storekeepers. THE Very Latest—-Another. Shipment to hand or Dinner Sets, chaste and unique in design, 13a 6d.—Prime, Karangahape Road. A BOON to Good Cook 3, and to Bad Ones. More Power; Brown, Barrett, and Company's Selfraising 'Flour. ICTURE Mouldings—Just arrived, direct from the manufacturers. New Patterns and Latest Novelties. Inspection invited.— M. J. Bennett, 103, Newton. OLD Chums and New Chums, get your Framing done in tho best stylo, and at the cheapest shop.—M. J.'Bennett, 193, Newton. nnHAT boy's brother knows all about it, A so does the grocer—ask him for Tucker's Baking Powder. - ' THAT boy's mother will surely give him a kind word, and some of the custard.—Tucker's Custard Powder. . ««\ySEN the Pie was Opened."—The v t mother (busy) made stewed fruit and Tucker's Custard instead. Boxes, 6d. ASTE I! EAT I! FINISH I!-Trans-lation of veni, vidi, viei; construe don't decline Tucker's, Custard. Powder. ANIWHA SOAP is a perfect disinfectant when freely used. O 'CONNELL & EVANS (lato of Dunedin), Engrossers, Lawstationers, Draughtsmen, etc., Cook's Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland. All kinds of Copying and Hand-written f isiting Cards, Etc., executed in best stylo.