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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 116, 17 May 1901, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND._ OBT, Pair Dancing Pumps, while driving from Itemuera to Ponsonby.—Reward, Star Office. ' OST, Gold Battleaxe Brooch, with opal in centre. . Reward, — Miss Boyce, Smith and Caughey's. OST between. Wyndbam-st. and (irafton Rd., a Buggy Rug.—Reward,on returning to Torrington's Stables, Wyndham-st. LOST, on Wednesday afternoon, between Municipal Buildings and Grey street corner, a Gold Scarf Pin, set with diamonds.—Reward at McDonald's Art Shop, Wellesley-street T. O 8 #, ■" RUBY SCARF PIN. £5 REWARD AT OFFICE OF FBATER BROS. J, O S T. CHEQUE drawn by T. H. McOWEN & CO., Auctioneers, Brunswick Mart, payable, to No. 107, for £158,9/6; No. of Cheque, A 783.597, Bank of New Zealand. The public are warned against negotiating- same, as payment has been stopped. OUND, Boat If not claimed within 7" r days, will be sphl to defray expenses. —S. Pool?, Chelaea. FOUND that Maekay's, Queen-street, Is the best shoe for Seedlings, Pot Plants, Seeds, and Flowers; Ills collection of Sweet Peaa is unrivalled for quality and price. ,"C*OUND, Cajsli Buyer Furniture and ■«-■'. Household Effects, £5 to £500; Pianos goods any description; sellers liberally dealt with. — Address Genuine, P. 0., Box, 189. , , BOARD AND RESIDENCE. 1 A LADY "desires Board and Lodging in -*71- a comfortable Home; terms must be moderate—Terms, 303, "Star" Office. / ■M" O R T H SHORE. , "KILDARLIE," BEACH ROAD. DEVONPORT. 8 minutes from wharf. Superior Accomodation for boarders. ; 4nd visitors. Reduction for permanent boarders. MRS' 'VOX,,-.- v/ : WATERLOO .Boarding.' Hpuse, opposite entrance to Government House. Superior accommodation- for boarders, piano and bath, - apS all • the comforts of home, terms moderate. '• WANTED. X RTHUR G. KBNDBR'DINB, Pharma■^^ceutlcal Chemist, has a' vacancy for a well-educated Yputh ag Apprentice. ,IDOY wanted for Messages and odd f* -.lobs, learn -Jrade.— Apply John Wailett, Richmond Rd. Works., Ponsonby.T»6y wanted^r-Good chanjie "t6r suftabie -1-* Lad to learn the trade.—Apply to Bushbrook and Bridarman, Drapers, and Clothiers, . Queen St. ";• ■-1 -■■".■- '' ■ ■'' :'■ T^RESSMAKBRT^'anted, firlt^class */, Bodice Hanamv-Apply" at once J. Howajrd arj£,jqo,,,.B:?£aon*st TOINiBR and BuiJder's~Foreman open " ■ for engagement; Machine shop preferred.. ■ Understands,! plans , and estimates.—Address Timber, Newton P.O. ttTrrOBKING, FARMER pf ConErlderable co- .» V Ipfilal expejrfence ..wislies; to 'Jijia- a»r oth^r with' capital In'the Tidnl^s{-Aa£i^ l«nq.-^Apply :garmer,'.Bojn -'418, q.y.'O.':;'' in* ; WANTED. that/ £h;» kauri -Timber" Co. brand all ; " sashes, dpiaiiM; etc., manufacturefl tey^hem Kitft Co"- ! WANTED "KNOWN: i>:F.ANTS'~~ AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS aud SHOES, of which we hold an Immense assortment, will be cleared at 6d, 9d, 1/, 1/3, 1/6, 1/11, 2/tf, 2/11 up to SAI per palp; Children's Wlitc Canvas Shoes, 9d and 1/ pair; Women's, 1/6; Cork Sox, Id pair; Blakey'B Boot Protectors, Id bag; White Cream for Kid Boots, 3d bottle; Boot Laces, 3d doz; Shoe Laces, 2d doa.r-At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114,, VICTORIA ST. WANTED KNOWN: SPECIAL BAIT GAINS FOR TWENTY-ONE DAIS. Ladles' English Glace Walking Shoes, 2/11 pair; superior qualities, 3/6, 4/6, 4/11, SAI, 6/11, 7/11, 8/11, and 10/6; ladies' Tan One. bar C. Walking Shoes, 2/11 pair; Ladies' Lace Boots, 6/6, 6/11, 7/6, 8/11, 10/6, and lfi/6 pair; Ladies' Button BootSj 7/11, 8/11, Si/6, and 12/6.-At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, VICTORIA STREET. W ""anted "known r übgent-clbXr7 ING PRICES. Men's English Lace Boots, 6/6 pair'; superior quality, 7/6, 8/1 L 10/8, 12/6, and 15/: Men's Shoes, 2/11. 3AI, 4/11, 6/11, 8/11, and 10/6 pair; Men's Blucbers, 4AL C/ 11, and 7AI pair; Men's Watertight Bluchers, 7/11 and 8/11; Men's strong Shooters .for country wear, BAI per pair; Men's Court Shoes, 4/6, 4/11, 5/H, and 6/6 pair.-At MILLER'S BOOT PALACHj^Ii? and 114, VICTORIA STREET. TTCTANTED" KNOWN:. TWELVE CASES VV AMERICAN BOOTS AND SHOES just landed will be included in our imperative clearing prices. Ladles' American Shoes, 4/11 (usual price 7/11); superior qualities, 5/11,'tf/11, 8/11, 9/11, and 10/6;' Ladtea' American Lace Boots, 7/11, 8/11, 10/(3, and 12/6; Ladies" Button Boots, BAI. 10/6, and 12/11.-At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, VICTORIA STREET. _ ANTED KNOWN": 'CLBAEISG PHICKS, SLIPPERS. Ladles' war>» Pelt Slippers, 7jd pair; Children's, fid; Ladles' Carpet Slippers with leather soles^i/ll pair; Prunella Slippers, 1/11; Patent Leather do., l/6i Carpet Sole Slippers, 1/3; 1435 pairs Sand Shoes — Children's 1/1 L Maids' 2/6, Women's 2/tL—At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114 VICTORIA STREET, ' . ■--.. .;' ■ • _ , WANTED KNOWN-24.869 - STOCK--TAKING, ended 31st March, Revealed the Fact that •we.wefe:iYery; heavily Overstocked. To make room for Shipments now on their w^ajf, we are reluctantly, comoelled to Slaughter our Present stock, consisting: of Twenty-four ■. Thousand Eisrht Hundred and Sixty-nine Pairs of Boots, Shoes and Slippers, value for over £5000 The most Magnificent Assortment, the Larsest Variety, and by far the Lowest Prices in Auckland. Now is your Chance for Bargains. — ONLY ONE ADDRESS: MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114. VICTORIA-ST. - WANTED KNOWN: * STARTLING PRlCES.—Handsome Bound Book* of Views of Auckland, 4d each (former price 1/6); Boot Brushes, 8d the set of 3; Clothes Brashes, 4§d; large Hanging Mirrors, 4}d; Gold Paint, 4d bottle; American Fountain Pens, 1/; Berlin, Shetland, and Andaluslan Wools, 1/ the i-lb; 63 gross Tapes, 3}d per doz; 2/9 peif gross; Sleeve Links, 2d pair; Collar Stods, 3d doz; Scissors, 6d pair; HoUowgroond Razors, 2/6; Teaspoons, 9d i-doz; Dessert Knives, 2/ i-doz; best Machiue Oil, 3Jd bottle; 1/ Emery Stones for 3d; 56 gross Pure Glycerine Soap, Id per cake, or 10/ gross.—At MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY, yiCTORIA STBEBT. WANTED KNOWN: HEAVILY OVERSTOCKED: CLEARING OUT PRICES —MUSIC: Nineteen Thousand Four Huntired and Slxty-flve Copies New Sheet Music. 1/6 per doz copies (catalogue free); 635 Hemy's Tutors, 1/ each; 437 Czerars 101. Exercises complete, lOd each; a huge assortment of Music Books at and under English prices; 2/6 copies of the lovely "Kawau Mcrch," Id per copy. STATIONERY: 16 Cases of Stationery ex s.s. Wbakatane,. bought;at bed-rock cash prices in London.' Clearing out at and under Wholesale Bates. Large reductions • will be made to Storekeepers and others for quantities, aB we must clear; 562,000 Envelopes from Id per packet,,or 2/6 per 1000 up to 10/ per 1000; Nctepaper from 4}d to 1/6 per packet; Flo. raT Stationery, 6d per box. Ins^ctioa of _bl* Irnwwiw variety invited. —At MILLER'S FANCY BKPOSITOBY, HO TICTORIA BTRgBT. Fi is a recognised fact that the "Foot- , bailor" Brand of Clothing is. far-: and away superior to many of the other brands so freely advertised, fiold only by J. H. Dalton. TaffOT and CJptMerji aeai