Wanted. WANTED, a place for .everything-ans-. ; everything in Its place. Put Tucket's Baking Powder there. Any grocer. TTrANTEDTthe most Digestive Bread W ana Scones. Use Tucker's Baking Powder. Any grocer. I £_ WANTED.* New Chums to ask the best Baking Powder* 'Hoot. awa\ xnon, ; a've no ken Tucker's?' Any Grocer. W™ ANTED, the lightest Scones. Personally, I'm glaa you are woke up. ,_ Ask for Tucker's Baking Powder. ANTED Known—LADIES GLACB WALKING SHOES 2/U pair, superior quality do 4/6 to.ao/9; American dp . B/U to 9/6: Ladies' Tan Shoes 3/9 to .8/9. t adles1 White and Brown Ganvas Shoes ; 2/5T naiS-T MILLER'S BOOT PALACE. »2and 114. VICTORLV-STREET. W~~ANTED Known—Stewart Dawson & Q on's Premises are Closed Every Wednesday f«m 1 P.m. Open till 9.30 Saturday Evenings. vFJANTED Known-ALBTTMS. English W Sample Albums, handsomely, bound, from 2/9 to 21/; do dozen Dolls from, 6d - 110, VICTORIA-STREET. _' ANTED Known-TENNIS. AND ■ RUBBER SHOES-Just opened, 25. cases of above goods % Ladies' _White Tennis Shoes 1/11. Gent's do 2/1 X Ladies* •Renshaw' Tennis Shoes VU. Gent's do S/ll Sand Shoes. Girls'. 6 x 10, 1/11, Maids' 11 x 2 2/6. Women's and Men's Im best Quality—AT MILLER'S BOOTS, PALACIS. UVandjU*. TnCTOBIA-ST. WANTED Known, that thoroughly seasoned Timber Sasiies, and Doors, can only bo obtained ftom the K^uri Timber Co. (Limited). WAITED Knß«-Piiaaftfrtes Tuned *v. -6. Hood, Norman-street, Mount Rpskill Road. Orders received by Mr Finch, Stationer, Queen-street. ' • . ' - . ,:. ■.. ■ ■; WA-NTKD KNOWN—The ACME TAIA^ORING COMPANY (E. Martiru ProDrietor) have Removed to College ■ ; Rold (third door above England-street). E Martin has opened an Office for the . convenience of customers at 35, Victoria- . street (two doors below Sargood, Son, and Ewen's). where drders wiU^be taken and paTterns' inspected. Hours from 12.30 to 2 each day; Saturdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Suits from 50s; Trousers, 12s 6d. Aerial solicited. ' ,■■ ■■.*-. ■ ■ W.A'N TED KN O W,^* -. JAPANESE BAMBOO WABB.'-|. C. W. GOODSON'S --.^ La«t shipment of the above having arrived rather late for'the season will bo sold at Clearing Prices. . .. Bamboo Writing Table, 45/, sale price 30/, 50 Afternoon Tea and Occasional Tables,' Bamboo and Inlaid, from 4/6 to 15/ each, sale price 25 per cent, reduction Flower Stands, with pots suspended, 30// sale price 20/ Chairs, Stools, and Easels, at Greatly^", reduced prices ! \ ANTED KNOWN, ex s.s. Rimutaka. 1000 pairs.of Children's, Maids' Wo--men's, and Men's Sand Shoes, boughtby our London agents before the recent advance of 10 per cent We are giving** our customers the benefit of our fore-1 sight. Children's, size 4 x 10, • 1/11|* Maids' 11 x 2, 2/6; Women's and Men'a. 2/U pair.—AT MILLER'S BOOT PALACE. 112 and 114, VICTORIA-STREET. J
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Auckland Star, Volume XXX, Issue 29, 4 February 1899, Page 1
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