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Auckland Star, Volume XXVIII, Issue 298, 23 December 1897, Page 1

To Let. TO LET, 3 - roomed Cottage, with back kitchen; water laid on.—Apply J. Morrow, Keppel-street, 'Arch Hill. TO LET, 3rd January, House 6 rooms, Devonport, newly done up.—E. Colson, Land 1 Agent, 93, Queen-street. , npO LET, Villa Residence, 10 rooms, 7 minutes JL from G.P.0., rent low to good tenants.— Arthur and Gorrie, Queen-street. ■ rr,0 LET, 7-roomed House, every convenience, X bus passes the door, corner of Wynyard and Eden Vale Roads. Mount Eden. TO LET, at Birkenhead, for few weeks. Partly Furnished Cottage, 4 rooms ; fruit and strawberries.—J. Braine, Birkdale. TO LET, Nice Shop, and 3 superior rooms, in main thoroughfare; Fixtures and Fittings. —Burrow and Co., Bank N.Z. Buildings. TO LET, Devonport. House, 7 room, gas, water, bath, copper, and every convenience, pleasant and healthy; 12s 6d.—Apply Melrose Store. O LET, a comfortable 6-roomed House on the Mount Roskill Road; gas and water laid in ;every convenience; rent low.—Ewihgton and Baker. .' ' raiO LET, newly-furnished Rooms, 144, 1 146, 148 and 148a, top of Grey-street. Single Beds, with attendance, use of kitchen and bath, from 3/week. BRADLY & CO., Agents, 202, Karangahape Road.—To Let,3 nice, new Cottages, 8s Gd,. 10s, and 14s. Possession January Ist. "DRADLY & CO., Agents, 202, Karangahape .D Road and Coombcs' Arcade.—Furnished Houses and Apartments to Let and Money to Lend. ROOMS to Let, furnished* or unfurnished, separate entrance (no children), in Grafton Road.—Apply ' Star ' Office. Personal. PERSONAL.— If this should meet the eye of anyone requiring a nice Christmas Cake at a moderate price, call on G. Kent and Sons, Newmarket and Symonds-street. PERSONAL. —The purest ingredients only are used in the manufacture of G. Kent and Sons' Christmas Cakes. NOTHER WONDERFUL CURE of Rhoumatism of 40 years' suffering by our purely Herbal Treatment. Name and address of gentleman on application.—Mr Adam, Herbalist, 50, Franklin Road. LOSS of Appetite, Nausea, sense of fulness or weight in tho stomach are signs that you suffer from indigestion. Cure yourself by taking Nurse Woodward's Health Syrup. R. HELEN BURNABY has Removed to North Shore. Can be consulted free all diseases. Short time only. Ann and Clarence streets. Hours: 10 to 5. Evenings. R BUSCK'S Dairy Classes -will be closed To-morrow and following Friday. Instructions will re-commence Friday, January 7th, at Messrs Porter and Co.'s premises. Subject: Milk Testing. TO WHOM it may concern. London Dental Institute will be open during the Holidays. R HARE, Herbalist.-Visitors will do well to try our Electric Bath Treatment, also our Herbal Remedies. Advice free. T F YOU WANT PURE DRUGS. 1 FIRST-CLASS DISPENSING, RELIABLE HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINES, go to BLOMFIELD'S PHARMACY. Ponsonby Road. Telephone. 357. ACII bottle of Nurse Woodward's Health Syrup, the modern cure for indigestion, contains 100 doses, 2s 6d all druggists. /IHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. Ladies will oblige by leaving their Orders as early as possible. SHAKESPEAR AND CO., QUEEN STREET. riORNS, BUNIONS, WAttTS, & DEFEC\j TIVE NAILS. Mr Basstian, Chiropodist, may bo- consulted" i at Waikato House. Shortland-street. La'dics • attended at their own residences by sending their address. Testimonials from many well-known rcsi dents. Consultation and advice free. t ANEW RUSH has set in for BARRACLOUGH'S 'PROGANDRA.' The new Corn Cure in ointment form. It's of more value than gold to those who suffer from those sore little companions. Sample boxes of "Progandra' are still posted to any address in Auckland free of charge; or can be had of your Chemist for 1/ per box. NEW~RUSH~has.' set in for BARRACLOUGH'S 'MAGIC NERVINE,' the new Toothache Cure. It relieves in one minute and cures violent, raging toothache by killing the nerve. All Chemists. Price, 1/. ANEW RUSH.—The people are rushing to the chemists, and the chemists are rushing to SHARLAND and CO., the Wholesale Agents, Auckland and Wellington, and what will it all end in? Oh, they'll all be cured ere Christmas. PERSONS suffering from Colds, Soro Throats, Influenza, or any Chest Troubles should use Cherry Balsam ; price, Is Cd.—Ratjon, Chemist, corner Queen and Shortland Streets. THE TradeMarkoflhoTlandrake Plant appears on every bottle of tho genuine Llorente's Laxative Pills. 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/G.-Ratjen, Chemist, corner Queen and Shorttend streets. MADAME- ""DE NORVELL. Scientific Palmist—Your history from beginning to the end. Everybody's wishes gratified.—l 26, Grey-street. -i^^en ..-. ■ = ■•"■?" '■'~i. « Boax»d and Residence. npHE HAVEN, Cook-street, three doors JL from Hobs'on-street (opposite Tailoresses' Hall).—First-class locality, close to tram; five minutes from Queen-street; home.,.comforts,. .gAQde-table. Terms for the people.—Mrs Miller. ACANCIKS for a Few Boarders, single and double rooms ; terms moderate. — Mrs Herd spn. 70..Grafton Road. _____ r WANTED, by Respectable Young Mali l'ti6ai-d and" residence at North ShoreApply stating terms to Carpenter. ' Star' Office. JSducatSonal. * GOOD Private School with excellent .rL Schoolroom to be transferred; Suitable for lady and gentloman or for two ladie3.— Address Scholastic Star Office. Misßrag1 Fps©Eds. SHOULD anyone know the whereabouts of a Boy, aged 13, dark complexion, rather stout, was last seen in Papakura, name Edwin Stockcn, but might go under a different name, kindly communicate with his father, Mr E. B. Stocken, Stanley-street, Arch Hill. _ , |AEY QALWAY Who left DRUMKALKINE or LOCKCURRY, in the Parish of Hannah, County Cavan, in Ireland, in or about the year 3862, for DUNEDIN, in New Zealand, where she stayed for sojne time with a MRS DUNCAN, is requested to communicate at once with the undersigned, from whom she will hear of something greatly to her advantage. ANYONE giving information to the undersigned of the whereabouts of the abovenamed MARY GALWAY will be REWARDED. QTRINGER AND SOLICITORS, A.M.P. Buildings, Chrlstchurch.