WANTED. TX7ANTED, an Office Boy.—Apply Scott »V Printing Co., H>lgh-st__ ANTEDTVor 3 good live Canvasse"rs.— Apply 8.T.C., 50 Pitt-st. TTTANTED. n. Youth for light delivery *^ »' van.—Kew's, Victoria-st. TTTANTiSD, at oncn, smart Boy.—Court VV Bros., Drapers, Newton. ANTED afouoe, respectable Boy.— Skeates Uros., Jfrwoller.s, Qneen-Kt. "STITANTKD, a good Kitchenman.—Apply W Criterion Restaurant, Customs-st. TyANTED~,~a respectjTble Boy for the VV Publishing Room.—Apply "Star" Office. W"~~ANTED, lieucUmnn, also Woman M;ichiuist, hoot trade.—Apply "Bulletiu" Office, Hastings. VS/ANTED. n rpspectab!e Boy.—J. R. LylC, V! The Household Supply Store, Wellington and Nelson streets. T/V/ANTED, a respectable Girl to assist In W houßework.—Apply Mrs G. S. Fowler, Sarsflold-st., I'onsonby. WANTED, Youth for milk round.— Apply G. Andrews' Dairy, Victoria Avenue, Eden Terrace. WANTED by a gentleman, Board and Residence in private family.—Address Permanent, 407, Star Office, WANTEdT Two permanent Boarders; no other borders kept; terms mode- j rate.—No. 28, Edinburgh-st. TX^ANTED, General, two iv family, rfifer»V ences required.—Apply Mrs Baylis.CHff House Rins Terrace, Ponsonby. CTi/ANTED, a Man to deliver pamphlets.— ■VV Apply back entrance Keinpthornc, Prossor and Co., at 8 a.m. Tuesday. WANTED, a General Servant for I'onsonby, good wages and good home, referoncos required.—Apply P.O. Box 71. iTXfANTED, reliable Horse, suitable for ! VV laoat basket and light spring trap.— Apply stating nritie, A, lUddell, Birkenhcad. WANTED, a Boy 7 aged" 13 or 14, to learn good trade. —Apply John Wallett, Richmond Road Works, Ponsonby. WANTED by .young Tradesman, Board and Lodging, Mt, Roskill preferred. —State terms, etc., to E.A.G., 403, Star Office. WANTED— Piano and Organ Buyers to call or send for our Catalogue.—English and Foreign Pluuo Ageucy> 75 Queenstreet, WANTED, useful Man to work at scoria pit, to dig and to be handy with horse and curt.—Apply Mrs Haslett, School Road, Epsom. WANTED, Nurse for one child, references.—Mrs Chambers, jun., St. Stephen's Road, Parnell, morning or evening. WANTED, smart Youth for Grocery.must; be used to the business and not afraid of work.—Apply G. J. Jackson, Advertising Agent, Onehunga. ANTED, 2 Boys and 2 Girls for the Bag Department, also Stitchers and Machinists for Saddlery.—Apply to J. Wiseman and Son, Queon-st. T^ TANTED, some respectable Person to '» adopt an infant. —Apply stating references and premium required, to Box 102, Post Office, Auckland. WANTED, by young lady, Position as Lady Help and Companion, elderly lady preferred; invalid not objected to.— Address Howard, care of Post-office. TXTANTED, •by Youn^Lady, position as V. Lady Help aaid Companion, elderly lady preferred, invalid not objected to.— Address Howard, care of Post Office. T\T' r*/SED, intending visitors requiring VV .PVntlng Accommodation, etc., write To N. Lester, P. 0., Rotorua, enclosing stamped addressed envelope for reply. ANTED, a Dressmaker for East Coast town.—Apply personally at Abbott, Oram and Co.'s Warehouse, Strand Arcade, to-morrow morning (Tuesday), between 11 and 12 o'clock. W7AN.TED: Men wfsning to qualify for •» ' Electric Car Motonnen, send to A, Bolton, Maori Hill, Dunedin (opposite Post. Office); 2/0 single correspondence lesson; complete course six lessons, 12/6, by a certificated Chief Motorman. WANTED, thoroughly competent SHORTHAND REPORTER, with good newspaper experience, for leading daily paper in New Zealand. Applications, accompanied by references or testimonials, and with specimens of shorthand writing and literary work, to be addressed to "Newspaper," care of Mr J. Ilott, Press and Advertising Agent, 11 and 13, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. jrr A N T B D TO BUIBEER BOTTLES. Champagne Quarts, 1/ per dozen • Champagne Pints, lOd per dozen. ', Apply DANIEL ARKELL, NEWTON ROAD. ittjANTED" Known — Absolutely Choicest VV Creamery Bntter for the Table, all the year ronnd.—New Zealand Dairy Association. TTT ANTED KNOWN— That E. A. MARX is no longer in my employ. W. T. RAYMOND, Auctioneer, Tauranga. \TC7ANTED Known: Cheap Tailoring Suits Vv from 45/; Trousers from 12/6. Garments Cleaned and Repaired.—Two doors below Rushbrook and Bridginau's, Upper Queen-st. — Y\»ANTED Known—That D. GOLDIE is VV prepared to supply nil kinds of Timber and other Building Materials at his Mills, Albert-Ktropt and Breakwater Road, including Joinery, Builders' Ironmongery, and Wheelwrights' Materials, at the Lowest Market Prieoa. v*7ANTED Known by Architects, BuildW ers, and Carpenters—That K.T. Co. stencilled upon doors and sashes signifies thai the Kauri Timber Company manufactured them. Insist upon having K.T. Co. Joinery. It is made from thoroughly seasoned Timber. (TV^ NTBD KNOWN: IMPKRATIVB 'YY(CLEARING PRICES—LADIES' Black Evening Shoes, 1/6 pair; superior, 1/11, 2/3, 2/8, 2/11, ,3/11 and 4/11 pair; Ladies' Tan livening Sboes, 2/G, 2/11, and 3/11 pair; 80 naira Ladies' White Satin Evening Shoes, 3/11 pair; White Kid do., 5/11.—At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114, VICTORIA STREET. ttttANTED KNOWN: TWELVE CASES VV AMERICAN BOOTS AND SHOES just landed will be included in our imperative clearing prices. Ladies' American Shoes, 4/11 (usual.price 7/11); superior qualities, 5/11. 7/11, 8/11, 9/11, and 10/6; Ladies' American Lace Boots, 7/11, 8/11, 10/6, and 12/6; Ladies' American Button Boots, 8/11, 10/6, and 12/11.—At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE,'VICTORIA STREET. TTtrANTED KNOWN: URGENT CLEARVV ING PRICES. Men's English Lace Boots, 5/11 pair; superior quality, 7/6, 8/JJ., 10/(3, 12/6, and 15/: Men's Shoes, 2/11. 3/11, 4/11, 8/11, 8/11, and 10/0 pair; Men's Bluchers. 4/11, 6/11, and 7/11 pair; Men's V.'iitoVtight Bluchers, 7/11 and 8/11; Men's strong Shooters for country wear, 8/11 per puir; Men's Court Shoes, 4/6, 4/11, 5/11, and 6/C pair.— At MILLER'S BOOT PALACR, 112 itcd IK. VICTORIA STREET. TTTANTED KNOWN: STARTLING VV PRlCES.—Handsome Bound Books of Views of Auckland, 4d each (former price 1/6); Tooth Brushes, Id each; Boot Brushes, 8d the set of 3; Clothes Brushes, 4*d; large Hanging Mirrors, 4sd; Gold Paint, 4d bottle; American Fountain Pens, 1/; Berlin, Shetland, and Andalnslan. WOOI3, 1/ the i-1b;,68 gross Tapes, 3}d per doz, 2/3 per gross; Collar Sttids, 3d doz; Scissors, 6d pair; Hollow ground Razors, 2/6; Tea Spoons, 9d i-doz; Dessert Knives, 2,' J-doz; best Machine Oil, 3Jd bottle; 1/ Emery Stones for 3d; 68 gross Pure Glycerine Soap, Id per caltc, or 10/ gross.—At MILLER*'S FANCY BEPOSITOSY, VICTORIA STREET.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 130, 3 June 1901, Page 1
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