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Wanted. '^ STir ANTED, an Errand Boy.—Apply J. ? v Gilbert and Co., ParnelL R7S7"ANTED, a Smart Respectable Boy.—F. V t Prime, Ironmonger. Onehunga, iS/ANTED, three Boys for Weeding.—Apply TT atonce, Yates' Seed Farm, near Otahuhu. tT7ANTBI),-a Dairy of GoodFreshßutter.— 1? J. B. Bell, Grocer, Upper Symonds-strcet, W' ANTED, a strong, respectable Errand Boy.— Apply to Milne and Jhoyce. V\T ANTED to Purchase, Wire Weaving vV Machine.—Particulars to Wire, Star' Offlce. rSTANTED, a Second-hand Bottle-corking v t Machine.—Forward particulars McLeod, 1, Queen-street SSr ANTED, experienced Cook.—Mountv» nessing, o])posite the Choral Hall. References reauired. _ STTANTED, a Good General for country.— > t Apply immediately to Mrs Burton. Jnrra.n-street, Ponsonby. ANTED, Second hand Weighing Machine, up to 4 cwt—Apply, stating >rice to X.. 'Star' Office. VSTANT.RD Boy or Young Man to Milk and v» Work on Farm.—Apply W. Robertson, !arc of " Star' Agency, Onehunga. ANTED, a Youth to look after small Boiler and Engine.—Apply William Sheraon, Upper Nelson-street. WANTED, someone to adopt a fine, healthy Baby Girl, one month old. Entirely riven up.—Address P.. 'Star' Office. IISrANTED, Furnished Cottage of 4 or 5 V? rooms. Must be in good locality.— 'uldrcss A. McLeod, 21. Quocn-Btrcet. WANTED, Boy to learn the Trade, also Smart Message Boy.—J. Knight, Wholesale Saddlur, Kngland-street, Ponsonby. WANTED, smart Waitress, also good Kitchen Man.-Mrs Woodloch, Chici.gn Luncheon Rooms, iftS. Queen-street._ WANTED, cxperiencod Canvasser for the V'ir-tory Sewing Machines.—New Zealand Clothing Factory, Queen-Htreet. \TETANTED, oxporiencrd Canvasser for ?? our Cycle Department.—Apply Maniger N.Z. Clothing Factory, Queen-street. WANTED, 50 Sheets of Second-hand Corrugated Iron.—State price, etc., o H. Richards, 5, Manukau Road, Pariell. ANTKD, a good General Servant; good cook and laundress. References reuiired.—Mrs Thomson, Manukau Road, Par:iell. ANTED, for oFoUkT a Youth. Must be able to milk and be useful with lorscs.—Apply Alex. Mennie, Mennie and !____ WANTED to Purchase, Second-hand or New Flag Pole with gear complete, ibout 80 feet high.—Address Flagstaff, Star' Ofliof. VjTXntkT). Promises suitable for Coach Vt Painting. Must be central.—Apply stating particulars, to Coach Painter, Star' OfTioo. Vir'ANTKD, a good energetic SaTeswomvt an for Boot Shop, one used to the trade.—State ago. wage, and references, .0 P.O. Box 74, Napier. _ \SS7"ANTKD, Shirt and" Drill Trouser MaH chinistH. Apprentices and Improvers. Youth to lenrn Cutting.—Jordan's Ciothing Factory, Great North Road. \\T ANTED, by Respectable Woman, situa»V tion as Working Housekeeper; good "Jook and Needlewoman.—Apply Miss Bacon, Registry Oflicc, Queen-rjtreet^ UfANTKB to Lease, Billiard Room, in VT good situation.—Application, prin•ipals only, to R. T. Chatfield, late Chapiell nnd Bradbury. Fort-street. WANTED. Premises suitable for a largo Cycle Depot in Auckland. Must be in cading thoroughfare.—Send full particulars to he Austral Cycle Agency (Limited), 139 Elizabeth-street. Melbourne. WANTED, ut once, for Whangarcl, domesticated person for housework and assist with children, pood home. — Apply slating wages required, G.J., 'Sear' Ofllcp, _by lottof only. ' "OrrANTED, a smart, intelligent BOY for the BOOKBINDING, also a BOOKBINDER'S IMPROVER, one with two or three years' knowledge of the trade.— BROWN and STEWART, Gore-street. Manufacturing Stationers. . Y_7" ANTED Known, that, tho Kauri Timber V ? Co. brand all sashes, dooi-s, otc., manufac'urcci by Uvoni. K.T Co. \X/'ANTKD Known—Sanderson's German ».» Sausage makes delicious sandwiches, equal to ham, at a quarter the cost. Ask your _rocer for it. WANTED Known, Tennis Balls. *» Slazenger's best, guaranteed season 38, for. Sale, 16/ dozen.—George Cozens, High-street. YS7"ANTED KNOWN —Music, Literature, » » etc., strongly and artistically bound to men freely.—J. F. Leighton and Son, 6 andS tligh-strce't, City. \%T ANTKD Known, that thoroughly seasoned T V Timber Sadies, and Doors, car. only be jbtained from the Kauri Timber Co. (Limited). \1T ANTED Known — Sanderson's German n Sausage for lunches, breakfast, and Dicnics. Wholesale and retail, from A. Sanderson, Victoria-street. Telephone 965. Ask your grocer for it. I^ANTED KNOWN—Good Account Books »» from stock or to order, with utmost promptness.—J. P. Leighton and Son, (j andS High-street, City. ______ WANTED Known—That D. GOLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, at his Mills. Albertstrcot and Breakwater Road, including Joinery, Builders' Ironmongery, and Wheelwrights Materials, at the Lowest Market Prices. ANTED KNOWN — On view account books of upwards of 20 years binding;.— J. F. Leighton and Son, Manufacturing Stationers, (i and 8 High-street, City. "\J_/ANTED Known—Grand clearing line t V of Hats. Gem Hats, 9d and Is; Shavings flats, 2d; Rush Hats, 4d; all other Hats about half-price. Special clearing me of Stripe Prints, 8s lid dozen yards; 100 yards Glossamer, fld per yard, worth Is 3d to Is Cd: Dress Lengths. 5s lid and .ipwards; Ladies' Dress Skirts, 5s 6d, >s lid, 10s lid. and xipwards, made to measure if not in stock. Dress, Mantle, md Habit Making.—David Garriock, Ivarangahape Road. W*A NT E D KNOWN. That ORDERS (small or large), for FURNITURE REMOVAL, CARTAGS COALS, WOOD. SCORIA SHELLS, SAND, LIME, BRICKS, TAR TANKS, FENCING, Etc.. Are promptly attended to by W. and G. W I N S T O N E, CUSTOMS STREET. xy ANTED KNOWN.— FOR VENETIAN BLINDS. FRED. BROWN, Ponsonby Road. Made from American Clear Pine Laths ONLY; Highly-finished, Rounded corners. Warranted not to warp or twist. Satisfaction guaranteed. Telephone 914. Established 1885. "VST ANTED] Buyers of Christopher »'V Johnston's Cutlery, Table and Dessert Knives, Carvers, Bread Knives. Scissors, Poiosi Silver Table and Dessert Forks and Spoons, Tea Spoons, Nickel Silver Cruets from 4/6. Every description of best Enamelled Ware, Pie Dishes, Basins, Milk Jugs, Kettles, Tea Pots, Toilet Sets, Stew Pans from 1/6, Box Irons 2/6. Apple Corer, pairer and slicer, 2/6, Enamelled, Copper and Brass Preserving Pans, Fruit Preserving Jars, Stand, Wall and Hanging Lamps, the new Patent Hand Lamps (to burn without a chimney) 1/, Carpenters' Tools at low rates. A large assortment of Crockery, Tea and Dinner Sets, best English W. and G. China Cups ■ and Saucers, 6/ per dozen, Engraved Tumblers at 3/6 and Cut at 5/ per dozen. Some newly selected Furniture—Kitchen Chairs 2/6, Tables 10/6, Wire Mattress S/G Wire Stretcher 13/ Wash Stand and Dressing Table 10/6 per pair, Chests of Drawers, Sofas, Wicker Work Lounges at 25/, etc., at H. R. SHROFF'S, 106 and 10S, Victoria-street. INDIGESTION permanently cured by Loasby's 'Wahoo.' Other remedies afford only temporary relief. Beware of imitations,

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Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 22, 27 January 1898, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 22, 27 January 1898, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Auckland Star, Volume XXIX, Issue 22, 27 January 1898, Page 1

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