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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 53, 4 March 1901, Page 1

FOB SAIiE. Ij^Oß SALE, Gentleman's Second hand ■ • Bicycle, in good order.—Chivers Cycle Shop,' Karangahape Rd. 1*0 X SALE, 265 Acres of choice Bush 1 Laud, in the rising district of Kawhia —Apply T. G. Usher, i'ukekone. ' FOR SALE, first-class M. Lantern, 200 Slides, Limelight Plant and Tank, Screen, etc.—Full particulars apply Box 506, G.P.O. FOR SALE, 22-inch Columbia Bicycle, guaranteed, newly enaine.led, Duulop tyre; aud liuis, £« 15/; also, "March" (Ladies), condition as new, £5 cash, or easiest turms.—Albert Cycle Works. "IV<OR . SALE, one J-plate Magazine -1- Camera, fitted with Eastman rollholder complete.—A. G. Tibbutt, Photographer and Picture Framer, Karangahape Koad Newton.. jL"'UK SALE, strong Pony Gig,sliding seat, J- mall axle, lamps, complete;,£lß; Sulky, sliding, seat two, £12; almost new stylisli Hooded Buggy, superior build and finish, £&'A 10/; Baker's Curt, strong and sound, £15; Light Settler's Cart, £14, nearly new; Express Cart, good sound order, carry 35 to 40 t-wt, £18, half-price; Harness, Single and Double, (.-heap. BIOBLEY'B, Durham-street. T*OR . SALE OR ~TO"~LET\ WAIHI, -*- Owner Retiring from Business, LOT 3 B, frontage 4Ssft Main-st., 4 SHOPS and DWELLING, opposite Tanner's Hotel and Ohinemuri Company's Stables. Also, Board! nghouse 14 rooms, and three 4roomed Cottages. Apply C '_ l CHARLES HARLET, Storekeeper, WainL £ g _ L e_ THE BUILDING Known as the OHINEMURI HOTEL, PAEROA, Suitable for Boardinghouse or Business Premises. For particulars apply, CENTRAL HOTEL, WAIHI; Or, STAR AGENCY, PAEROA. 7^ -piCHARDSON &. QO.'S ' ■OASY mERMS. FOR SALE-£25 PIANO. Deposit 25/ and 15/4 monthly FOR SALE—£3O PIANO Deposit 30/ and 18/4 monthly FOR SALE—£3S PIANO. Deposit 35/ and 21/u monthly FOR SALE-£37 10/ PIANO. Deposit 37/6 and 22/11 monthly FOR SALE-£4O PIANO. Deposit 40/ and 24/6 monthly FOR SALE-£45 PIANO. Deposit 45/ and 27/6 monthly FOR SALE—£SO PIANO. Deposit 50/ and 30/7 monthly Ajrenta fjr "ENGLISH, GERMAN. AMERICAN, PIANOS & ORGANS. Write for fuller particulars. Address: 290, QUEEN-ST.. Opposite Smith and Caughey's. T AUNDRY for Sale (a bargain); a good -" llvlnsr to competent person; owner leavinE Auckland.—Apply Star Office. pIANOS. p I A N O S. "HAAKE," Hannover "KAPS," Dresden "BECHSTEIN," Berlin "STROHMENGER," London. Sole Agents: BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PIANO COMPANY. "STRAND ARCADE." (A. HEGMAN, Manager.) - -'-■■'■'"-■■■• ■.- -WAStEP. - "' ;- BOOT SALESMAN.— The D.I.C. requires a first-class Salesman to take charge of Boot- Departments; good retail experience essential.—Apply by letter or personally to The Manager D.I.C, Wellington. pOROMANDEL SCHOOL OF MINES. Application, with Credentials, for the position of Director of the School and Superintendent of Battery, at a Salary of £226 per annum, will be received up till 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, March 21. WILLIAM THOMAS, Hon. Sec. pOOK HOUSEKEEFER.-An experiV^ perlenced Lady Cook requires a post, town or country.—Address M., 401 Star Office. "PIONEER BOOT FACTORY.—Wanted, X National Wiix-thread Machinist. Tj\A.CTORY SITE. WANTED, Site suitable for a Factory, within reasonable distance of the wharf, with or without buildings thereon. FACTORY< ■ ' P.O. Box 517. LADY having larger house than she requires, offers Board and Residence .to children attending school or visiting town.—Home, 366, Star Office. TtUATFoN of Trust for y.oung widow, two boys (school), good cook, thoroughly reliable.—Apply Mrs Runclman, Mount-street. rfil-lOROUGHLY efficient Accountant is J- prepared to post and balance tradesmen's books, or would accept permanent engagement; has had lengthy experience in banking, insurance, shipping and general mercantile business.—Address, "Accountant," 3%, Star_Oftice. ttt ANTED KNOWN. Special Lines Just to Hand at /"^ GODSON'S T ONDON A RCADES, QUEEN-ST. & KARANGAHAPE RD. SILVER MOUNTED PURSES, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6, 5/6, 6/9, 7/6 and upwards to 25/, beautiful goods and tip top value LEATHER SCHOOL BAGS, 6d, 9d, 1/, 1/3 1/6, 1/9, 2/, 2/6, 3/, and 3/C each, straps or handles, very strong and durable TOY BOOKS-5 gross of splendid large Books, just opened, a good 1/6 line, offered at 1/ each mDE COMBS AND HAIR CLIPS-We have a line variety of these goods, all shapes and sizes, from 2d the pair to 1/ each STATIONERY BOXES - A Special Line, containing 50 sheets Notepaper and 50 Court Envelopes, with Pen, Pencil, and Blotting Paper, at 6d box JAPANESE GOODS—We have just received another shipment, comprising 15 cases and 3 bales, a splendid range of Vases, Afternoon Tea C\]na and Saucers and Sets, Pots and Pedestals, srjeclal value; Jardlneres, Biscuit Barrels Table Mats, and a nice assortment of Lacquer Ware and Oddments, phpan and Pretty ttttjt? SCREENS - We are offering to FI JL? several lines at about half the usual prfce S . AViß!tto /^ OODSON'S Will Repay Intending Purchasers. Telephone 1049. TT7ANTBD KNOWN: STOCK-TAKING W CLEARING PRlCES—Ladles' EvenIng Shoes, 1/11, 2/6, 2/11, and 3/11 Palr; Ladles' Lace Boots In Colonial, American, and English, 6/11, 7/6, 8/11, 10/6, and 12/6 pair; Men's English Boots, 6/11, 7/6, 8/11, 10/6, 12/6 npwards; Men's Bluchers, 2/11, 4/11, 6/11, and 7/11; Men's Walking Shoes, 2AL 4/11, tt/11. and 10/6. Being very heavily overstocked, no reasonable offer will be. refused.—At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114 VICTORIA STREET.