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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 210, 4 September 1900, Page 8

WANTED. W" ANTED, a good Boy.—W. A. Bulcraig, i Queen-st., Onehunga. • W~~ ANTED, Youth for shop. — W. S. ! Jones, Saddler, Queen-sc._ vxr ANTED7 a respectable Message Boy". >V. —Anolv_Mana_er "ritaf" um.o. Vi/ANTED, smart Young Woman— Apply VV to-night, The Wamtah, next bACtlett's Studio. *T)__NTl_D, clean Kerosene Tins, in good VV condition.—Kenderdine and Ivirjsup, Manufacturers, Saic-st. ; "ANTED good Bodice Hands, must • have been used to lirst class work.— Apply jviiss Greene, U.S.C. ANTED to i;urchase, a if acht.—State lowest price nncl particulars lv Yachtsman, 4tiu, J sta __l_ flic< ;__ tV/AxMTED, 'i good Joiners.—Apply JVV d. Jones, Builder, Kemp thorn--, Proastr's New Building, Alberi-st. iS'V'iANTIiD, Kouau or i'lat Bottom Difl'•VV gy .-.State price, description, t ana where to beseen, Joe,_47i, JSuir" omce. WANTED" to Purchase;" for clients, 2 or 5 Small Businesses from 4;20 to £100. R. Burrow and Co., Bank iN.Z. Buildings. VXTANTBD, a General, housemaid kept.— VV \ppiy Mrs J. /..iman, 'me Grange, Clifton Road, Ponsonby, near tram stables : ANTED to Purchase, Cottage or Section handy to town.—State lowest price and full particulars to Cottage, 4b., Star Office. WANTED.— If you wish to Sell or Let or Purchase Property of any description, apply J. Peckover and Co., Agents, 117 Queen-st. tt_/'ANTED to be Seen, this week, our VV window dressed with Ordered Boots. —Miller and Son, High-st., near G.P.O. Gold Medallists. ANTED" New Zealand Postage Stamps; high prices given; catalogues on application. Free.—Address StamDS, 410, "Star" Office. ANTED, Cooks, 30/, 20/, 15/; ■Waitresses, Waihi. Coromandel, 15/; 4 Mukers; Housemaids, Married Couples, Gardener, Generals.—Miss_ Bacon. ,____ WANTED," superior Young General, small family, no children, references required.—Oakleigh Carlton G. Road.opposite Church, third house from Grafton Rd. tt rANTED, Second Walter for Taranaki, VV 25/ also a Second Cook, 25/; Farm Hands, 15/ and 20/; Youths, milk, drive, useful, for Rotorua, 15/, Thames. AVaikato; 2 Milkers, same place, Papatoitoi and Remuera; Boat -Builder, Hairdreser, Firewood Cutters; Ploughman, 17/6; good Milkers, 15/; Married Couple,' man milk, •wife live in own house; Cabin Boy and Boys for flaxmill; Drivers; Generals; Housemaid for Rotorua, good place, 12/; Assistants, Cooks.—McLeod, 24 Queen-st. A CCOUNTANT with spare time wil- .___ ling to keep merchants' books and do general clerical work.—Terms on applicnt'on to P.O. Box 530. TUNIOR. Clerk Wanted, also Junior Infj voice Clerk.—Apply with copy testimonials. Box 180, G.P.O. TO LET.. rvO LET, Part of my Premises, with J- power, if wanted.—Tom Vivian, Fortst, Auckland. TO LET, large Lump of Land in city, Beach Rd. and Strand.-Apply lorn Vivian, Fort-st. _ * _. rnO"liET, comfortable Cottage 4 rooms. i etc., rent 7/6.-Mr Stewart, Belfast Dairy, Victorla-st. West. rpO LET. nice Front Room, With use of J- stove every convenience, Karanga,- ---' hapo Rd.-Apply Office. mO LET, Two "Front Rooms, with oven. X 5/ in advance weekly.—Mrs W. Green, opposite Brlgg' s, But cher^JP^rnejlßlsc. _ mO LET, nice House, close to Ponsonby X Road, cheap to good tenant; harbour view.-J. H. Muldoon, 11 Coombes Arcade. _ ____. T" " O LET, House 5 rooms, scullery, bathroom, wasHhouse, poultry yard, etc.; off Symonds-st, near St. Paul's.—T. Wingtield, Fort-st. TO" LET, convenient 6-roomed House, with orchard and garden, Beach frontage; low rent.—G. Barker, Marine Para de^ Ponsonby. j T" oTIeT, lor a term, Furnished 5 rooms and sjullery, bath, washhouse, and boiler, gas stove. Tram passes. A low rent to a careful tenant.—Apply "Star" Office ■_ TO~~LET, Cliirence-St., Ponsonby, nearly new (i-roomed House, 11/; Vermont-st. 6 Rooms. 10/6; Shaddock-st., Mt. Eden, 4 Rooms. 7/fi; Victoria-st. West, 3 Roonis. 5/. R. Burrow and Co., Bank N.Z. Buildings. ri'WO sitting Rooms and Two Bedrooms, J- one furnished, near Grafton Road.— Alfred Oldham, Land Agent, 121 Queen-st. LOST AND rOTTKD. T OST, Liiik Curb Chain Bracelet. X J-^ Reward. — Mrs Vivian, Clifton Rd., ponsonby. LOST, last evening, half past ten, a GreJ' Fur Boa, in Ponsonby car or road.— Apply Tramway Office, Queen-st. T OST, a Chestnut Mare, white face, ■" about 14 hands. Reward.—R. it. Ross, Stakes' Rd., Mt. Eden. TOST, a Brown Brief Bug, with initials -" F.M.S., between Queen-st. and Otahuhu. on Friday Night.—Reward, "Star" Office. LOST, on Saturday morning, a Gold Brooch (sapphire and pearls); reward. J. Parry, care of Miller's Boot Palace, Victoria-st. . LOST, Two Homing Pigeons, blue chequer and red chequer; marked • under wing; reward.—W. Frleker, Pictonst., Ponsonby. LOST, a Pair of Gold Glasses ana Chain, last evening, between Newton Post Office and Burleigh-st. Reward. —Woodside Private Hospital, Burleigh-st. Khyber Pass. STRAYED from AVondale Stables, 1 Brown Colt, large head, white hind foot. Reward to anv__one returning colt to our Avondale Stables'.—Andrew, Sons, and Co. . ' * T7io'UND% Pug Dog. Owner can have JO same by describing and paying expenses. If not claimed within seven days will be sold.—Apply Floral Cottage, Stanley st., City. ELECTORAL. THOROUGH OF NEWMARKET. ANNUAL ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. Notice is hereby given that in accordance with Section 13 of The Regulation or Local Elections Act, 1876, the following Candidates have been duly elected to the offices of Councillors for the Borough of Newmarket viz., Messrs John M. Laxon, John Lumpkin, and Walter T. mi ' WM. HOGG, Returning Officer. Newmarket, 3rd Sept.,, mO THE ELECTORS .OF KARANGA--1 HAPE WARD. Ladies and Gentlemen,— A Meeting of Friends and Supporters of MR Y. WARREN willing to help in securing his Re-election, will be held in Foresters' Hall, Karangahape Rd., TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), at S p.m. TO THE RATEPAYERS AND BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF DEVONPORT. In response to the request of a large number of Ratepeyers and Burgesses, I have decided to become a Candidate for Election as a Member of the Devonport Borough Council. If elected, I shall do my best towards ensuring that the Borough Funds are expended to the best possible advantage. . . GERALD L. PEACOCKE. SECRETARIES TO FOOTBALL, LACROSSE, and other Winter Sports can have their Orders for Printing executed'with despatch and at Lowest Rates at the "STAR" PRINTING WORKS. o youßgtve a Concert, Entertainment, or iff Home shortly? If so then procure the Tickets, Handbills, or Programmes at the "STAR" PRINTING WORKS. Large Stock to choose from and Lowest Frice. ... . . ,