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Auckland Star, Volume XXXI, Issue 291, 7 December 1900, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED, a Message Boy.—Apply Star Office. ANTED.* Lady Help.-Apply to Mrs C. H. Treadgolfl, Ellerslie. WANTED, a 3oy for tne Machine Printing.—Apply Star Office. AXTED,~2 experienced Housemaids.— Apply at Glcnalvon, Symonds-st. ANTED, about 2000 of Bough Kerb Stones.—Apply P. Finane, Drake-st. TX7ANTED, Young Man, for milk round. W Apply Davis, Leamington Dairy, Newton. ANTED, first-class Retoucher.— Apply JSartlett, Photographer, Queen-st. ANTED, a strong Lad, from 17 to 22, for butcher's round.—Apply Hellaby, Devouport. XX/ANTBb, a Strong Youth, accustom- * »! Ed to the grocery. — Apply J, W. Nairn, Parnell. ANTED, Photographer, with a knowledge of operating.—Apply Bartlett, Photographer, Queen-st. ■ ANTED, an experienced Presser.— Apply at once to. Mr Bridges, c/o J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Queen-st. WANTED, Young Lady, with some previous experience,.in bookkeeping.— Apply A. R. Morrison,;' I3.S.CV iVT7IANTED to Buy,, 2 Shares, No. 3 •t'V'Group Terminating- Building Society. —State lowest pric'e,.lßox 2, G.P.O. ANTED, Horse suitable for light gig. also Set of Harness.—A. W. Smith, Jordan's Clothing- Factory, High-st. ANTED, an Artist for Finishing Enlargements in black and whitesApply Bartlett, Photographer, Queen-st. (VXT^NTED, respectable J Girl, 12 to 14, iVVj.to assist in light work and mind baby, comfortable home — 10S), 'Wellesleyst. West. WANTED, experienced Girl to go seaside for mouth; small family, good wages. —Apply Mrs Mogiirle, Carltou Gore and Arawa st. lITIT'ANTBD, Yowng Man accustomed to ' » farm work, with reference; also, Lady Help for the country.—Apply 12 Arthur-st., Ponsouby. ' WANTED to Purchase, Few Acres of Land, within, three ox four "miles of Auckland, on or near mam road.—Bobs, Star Office. WANTED to Purchase, a. Light Waggonette in good order. —State price and where to be seen, by letter, Waggonette, 105. Star Office. ANTED, for Sale, Shirt Glazing Machine, 2 irons and marble slab. — J. S. Leslie, Engineer, etc., foot of Cookst.. near Grey-st. ; -, ANTED to Purchase, Two good Second Hand Iron Tanks.—State price and where to be seen, address J. Broady and Co., Durham-st. /TO LET, Devonport, Cheltenham R<l., -*-. House 6 rooms, bathroom, kitchen, etc., gas and water, rent 15/.—Cooke and Buddie, 7G, Victoria Arcade. T\7ANTED" to Buy, Fruit Shop, or Rent V V one, good situation in trie'city, with three or four rooms.—Price at once, M. A. Ferri, 30, Coombes'' Arcade, Queen-st. ANTED, Engagement by Man' with large managerial and clerical mercantile experience. Excellent testimonials.—Address Business, 127, "Star" Office. ANTED, Underclothing Machinists""^ Apply Factory Manager, Exmouth-st., Eden Terrace; also, a Lad iri Clothing1 Factory, Shortland-st. — A. Clark ana Sons, Limited. ANTED, ONE 'rHOUSAND^MOTHERS to SEND THEIR CHILDREN to the THAMES FISH MARKET with a Kit and v Shilling, for Smoked Fish. Railway Wharf.' Yon will come again.—E...Targett,.Fish'Cui'er; Auckland"."" ' ..■. » t--W~ VA NT E V T W UY— BEKIt BOTTLES. Champagne Quarts, 1/per dozen Champagne Pints, lOd per dozen. Apply DAJS'IiSL AUKELIi, Newton Road. ANTED Known—The quality of . a good watch is maintained, and of-a bad one. improved, by being repaired by only ■ competent workmen at Hugh Black's, next D.S.C a~n"t c d know n. That ■'■-.■■ R. NICHOLLS. - RANGE MANUFACTURER, 42C, QUEEN-ST. Maker of the ' ... RELIABLE PATENT ORB RANGE, The Best and Cheapest in the Market. : Also, Unbreakable Steel-top Ranges, made to any Dimensions. \T7ANTED~ Known: At Uvs Godkto's W BoardingTiouse, on HoTyick Beadh, all Meals 1/, Horse Feed 1/; Boating. T*7 ANTED KNOWN. ERNEST MOORE, 240, QUEENST.—Just Opened a Beautiful Lot of French Felt Doctor Jim Hats in Drabs and Fawns, really Choice Goods; also. Latest Shapes Flexible Fur Felt Hard Hats, Tweed Golf Caps, etc. See Win-i dow. QTRAW HATS — STRAW k5. HATS—ERNEST MOORE. 240, QUEEN-ST., has the Largest Stock of Straw Hats in New Zealand; thousands to select from. No matter What sort of hat you want, you ■will get it at ERNEST MOORE'S, Queen-st. > j ANTED Known—That.. D. GOLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, at his Mills, Albert-street and Breakwater Road, including Joinery. Builders' Ironmongery, and Wheelwrights' Materials, flt the Lowest Market Prices. rTTANTED Known— Absolutely Choicest VV Creamery Butter for the Table all the year round.—New Zealand Dairy Association. : WANTED Known, that thoroughly seasoned Timber Sashes and Doors can only be obtained from the Kauri Timber Co. (Limited). TT7ANTED Known, that the Kauri TimVV ber Co. brand all sashes, doors, etc., manufactured by^them K.T^ Co, WANTED Known—Ladies' Prunella Slippers 1/11 pair, Ladies' Foxhead Carpet Slippers 1/U, Ladies' Evening Shoes 1/11, Ladies-White Tennis Shoes. 1/11 pair, Felt Slippers 7*d—AT MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114 VICT.ORIA STREET. ANTED Known—CHRISTMAS CARDS —25 lovely Cards for 6d, 12 -.choice Cards for 9d, 12 high-art.Card3ll/, 50 do. 1/, Scissors 6d pair; Patent Button hole Scissors 1/6, Notepaper 4£d and 6d i packet, Brown. Windsor: Soap 6d per doz. Large assortment of Basket-, ware, Japanese Ware, Toys, Dolls, etc:—AT MILLER'S; FANCY REPOSITORY, 110. VICTORIA : STREET. ANTED" Knowai—Men's .Bluchers, 2/tT, 4/11, and 6/11-pair; Men's Lace Boots, . 5/11,:6/11; 7/11,..8/11, 10/6; 12/6,-and ' _ 15/: per pair; Men's Shoes, 4/11, 6/11. 7/11, and 10/6.—AT MILLER'S BOOT : PALACE, 112 and 114 VICTORIA St. WANTED Known—NEW GOODS: 119 cases of New Goods opened up ex s.s.. Bakaia,- etc. Ladies' Walking Shoes, 3/11, 4/6, 5/11, 7/11, 8/11, 9/6 and 9/11 per pair, in black and tan; Ladies' Evening Shoes, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, 3/6, and 3/11 pair; Ladies' Lace-up Boots from 6/11 pair.—AT. MILLER'S BOOT PALACE (one address only), 112 and • 114 VICTORIA STREET. ANTED Known — CANVAS SHOES: Women's .Canvas Shoes in white-or . brown, 2/11 pair; Children's, -'l/ 11, ■ l>/6, and 2/11 pair; Women's Black Canvas, .3/6 pair; Men's Canvas with Leather Fronts, 2/11 and, 4/11 pair — AT MILLER'S BOOT PALACE 112 and 114 VICTORIA STREET. I