Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 6, 9 January 1899, Page 1

To Let. mO LET, 8-roomed House—Mrs E. W. -*- Morrison, Day-street. rpo LET, 7 roomed House, bath, copper, •■*■■ every convenience—l. Purcell, Newton Hotel. TO LET, Two Front Rooms, with open A fireplace; separate entrance.—Apply 'Star^ Office finO LET, Birkenhead, Cottage, 4 rooms, A verandah, shed, etc.; handy to wharf and sugar works; S/.—Mackay, 277 Queen-street. mO LET, a Shop and Residence. Grey- ■*- street, in good order, rent 11/6.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. /TO LET, Shop and Dwelling^ Victoria•lL street, few doors from Albert-street. —I*. J. Nerheny, Grey-street. T\\Q LET, 2 Unfurnished "RoomsT'also, J- Furnished Double Bedroom, near Queen-street.—Apply 'Star' Oillee. rpO LET, Furnlshe"d"Bedroom~wrth use x of kitchen, near town, good locality, bath; terms moderate—Apply 'Star' Office. rr\o LET, Furnished Rooms, Clevedon -1- House, East and South streets, Newton; one minute's walk from tram; sunny aspect, large garden, shade trees. TO LET, Corner Shop, best part of -*■ Queen-street, with option of taking present fittings.—Address Reliable, 261, 'Star^_ Office. tT\O LET, Large Shop and 7 rooms, ■*- stabling and suitable for grocery or a factory.—Baker" Bros., Auctioneers. rpO LET, 7-roomed Furnished House, 4- water frontage, 15 minutes from Queen-street.—Bon Marche, Importers, 76 Vit-toria-st. TO' LET, 3 first-class Houses in btfst parts of Ponsonby, rents IS/, 20/, 22/; Lake Takapuna, Mrs Robertson's Furnished House of 12 rooms and 5 acres of grass land and garden. Lake and beach frontage.—Frater Bros.. Stock Exchange. ■VTORTHCOTE" To LeE Furnished A' Rooms near Wharf.—Apply Northcote Post Office. FURNISHED House iiTPonsonby of 6 rooms to be let for 17/6 per week to a good tenant; references required.— Ewington and Baker. ffUVO Front Rooms to Let, with scul- -- iery, gas stove, etc.—Clapton Cottage, Seafield View Road. TO LEASE, those extensive Premises in Queen-street occupied by Mr Powell, Grocer; possession from Ist February.—C. Alckin, High-street. "Wanted. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted. 2 respectable Girls to learn the Machining.—Hy. Davy, Crown Boot Factory, Grey-si. ADY HELP will give half day serJ vices, for 2/6 weekly and comfortable home.—Address Janet, care of Mrs T. Murray, 134, Ponsonby Road. QMALL~SALARY-Lady~ "~ Help where O servant is kept; needlework. State what services would be required.—Address H., 262, 'Star' Office. mAILORESSES. — Wanted, ' first-class ■i Vest Hand to iill permanent vacancy, —G. F. Campbell. Queen-street. mO BAKERS—Wanted, a good all round X man. No duffers need apply.—James George, Hairdresser, Victoria-street. 'YOUNG LADY wishes~for a, Situation1 X as nursery governess, help ih light. housework.—Apply 'Star' Office. ANTED^~known—LADIES GLACE _ WALKING SHOES 2/11 pair, superior qualify do*4/6 to 10/9; American do - 5/11 to 9/6; Ladies' Tan Shoes 3/9 to 8/9. '■ Ladies' White and Brown Ganvas Shoes i 2AI pair.—AT MILLER'S BOOT PALACE. 112 and 114. VICTORIA-STREEy, ! 'ry A N T E D X N O W N. •: CHRISTMAS PR-BSENx S ; . THOUSANDS OF NEW ARTICLES FROM ' A FEW SHILLINGS. STEWART DAWSON AND CO, . ANTED Known—CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS, in packets, 60 pretty cards fov'l/, 30 do for 6d, 18 choice for 1/, 12 Art Cards for 1/, 9 High Art Cards for-6d, -12 very.,handsome Folding and Embossed Cards for 1/3.—At M.'LLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY, 110. "VIO TORIA STREET. . .- • ' 'rx'TANTED Known: Absolutely Choicest i VV - Creamery Butter for; the table" all the year round.—New Sealand Dairy Associa-,1 tion. ' - . . ... .-■ ■:;.:,-.. ANTED Known:. Brett's Auckland. Almanac and Directory for 1599 is now obtainable from all Booksellers or; at the 'Star' Office. Price, IA. WANTED Known—ALBUMS, English Sample Albums,- handsomely bound,from 2/9 to 21/; do dozen Dolls from ,6d each; Toys and Presents in.large variety. —At MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY, 110, VICTORIA-STREET. . TST ANTED TO BUY BEER BOTTLES— '■..- Quarts Is, Pints'Bd. .DANIEL ARKELL, Brewer. NEWTON ROAD. ,:,.; _ . : '- TST ANTED Knowr.-That D.GOLDIE is preW pared to supply all kinds of Timber and ether Building Materials, at his Mills, Albertstreet and Breakwater Road, including Joinery, Builders' Ironmongery, and Wheelwrights Materials, at the Lowest Market Prices. rytTANTED Known—TENNIS AND VV RUBBER SHOES—Just opened, 25 cases Of aboye goods. Ladies' White Tennis Shoes 1/11. Gent's do 2/11, Ladies'. 'Renshaw' Tennis Shoes 2/11, Gent's do 3/11,. Sand Shoes. Girls'. 6 x 10,, 1/11, Maids' 11 x 2 2/6, .women's and Men's 2/11, best quality-AT MILLER'S BOOT PALACE. 112 and 114. VICTORIA-!3T. ANTED Known, INFANTS' BOOTS A.ND SHOES, in White, Tan, and Black from 1/3, Boys' School Boots from 2/U Canvas' Shoes •in white and brown 2/6 pair-AT MILLER'.S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114., VICTORIA-STREET. Tir'A . N T E D KNOW N. SILVER MOUNTED PURSES, . LADIES' BAGS, -DRESSING --iSES, SILVER MOUNTED WALKING STICKS. Best value iri New Zealand. At STEWART DAWSON AND CO.'S; ' 146 and 148, ; QUEEN-STREET. .. V^TANTED Known—LADlES EVENING VV ' SHOES AND SLIPPERS-Evenin^-Siloes from 1/11, Ladies' Felt Slippers 71d. Foxhead Carpet Slippers 1/11. Prunella, do 2/6-AT MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114. VICTORIA-STREET. - VK7ANTED Kriown—MEN'S ENGLISH \.V BOOTS 5/11 and 6/11 pair. Men's Bluchers 3/9. 4/11 and 6AI pair. Men's Canvas Shoes 2/11 to 4/9, Men'.s Court. Shoes 4/11 and 6/IL-At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE. 112 and 114. VICTORIA ST. FTER eveiw meal I feel jncoinfurtable—too full and drowsy.-Loasby's Wahoo alters all this .-wry quickly. H~~~ "eaDACHES. Indigestion, aeartburii, all arise from stomach and liver derangements. Loasby's Wahoo cures.— Just try nni> bottle? I~">1CK-ME-UP.— The Longest, Coolest, and best drink in town. Price 3d. Burlington Candy Store, near Library. Ice Cream a Specialty. Made from Pure Separator Cream, and served in American style. : FEEL tired on awakening? Tor.giie coated? Bowels iiregular? If ao. get Lopsb.v's Wahoo. A positive cure. RS GREAVES, Second hand Dealer, Junction of Queen-street. aiid Greystreet, No. 11.—Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. Highest Prices given.