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Auckland Star, Volume XXXII, Issue 259, 9 November 1901, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED KNOWN —AT MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, VICTORIA ST.Men's Blucher Boots 4/11, Watertight Bluchers 7/11, best Watertight Boots 11/6. ■ WANTED KNOWN —AT MILLER'S W HOOT PALACE. VICTORIA ST.Girls' White Canvas Shoes, 1/3 and 1/fi p?.lr. YT7ANTED ~ KNOWN —AT MILLER'S >> BOOT PALACE. VICTORIA STGer.ts' Tennis Shoes In brown and white, 2/6, 2/11, and 3/11 per pair. T7S7A^ED~KN"dWN~~AT~MILLER' S »* BOOT PALACE. VICTORIA ST.Ladies' American Shoes 4/11 per pair, usual price 7/11. XX7 ANTED~KNOWN—S2S pairs Ladies' » V White and Brown Canvas Shoes, 2/11 pair—At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE VICTORIA ST. \T7ANTErJ~KNOWN —AT MILLERS W vi' IuRTA ST.—Ladies' Glace Laoe Walking Shoes 2/11 pair. . r\7ANTED KNOWN — KV^NIVO j >V SHOES, largest Vfirtfty in Auck'ann. : Ladles" 1/fi. Ml. 2/6, 2/31. 3/G, 3/11, 4/6, I 4/11. and a'U.—At ?.TTT T.ER'S BOOT PAT Af'R. VICTORIA ST. <T*7ANTF.D KNOWN —AT ~ULLFR'S VV T;f" PJf APE. VTCTft'flA ST.Ladi^s Errlish Lace Boor. "/'! pair. T^taNTED KNOWN —AT MTLL^R S ;»» li " P'T.AP-R. VICTORIA ST.----i Infants' Boots and Shoes an ?m----rrenqp vnrl^tv from 1/ nor oair. .TT7ANTED KNOWN: Lad'ep' Canvas '' Fb-'>-? in lace or one bar, tan or •white. 2.11 pair; Ladles' Tan Shoes from 3/11 pair to 10/6 pair.—At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114 VICTORIA STREET. VX7ANTED, Musicians to please note— jt 1 Two Cases of New Music and Music i Books just opened; Sheet Music, six ; copies for 1/; Hemy's Tutors, If, : Czerny's Exercises, lOd. New eata- ! logues free.—At MILLER'S FANCY I REPOSITORY, Vlctoria-st. ! TT7AKTED KNOWN: To make room for >' 4S Cases Boots' and Shoes arriving by s.s. Knight of St. George and Tongariro, heavy reductions will be made; for next seven days 8/11 American Shons, button or lace, will be .eleare-1 for 5/11.—At MILLER'S ROOT PALACE. 112 and 111 VICTORIA STREET. fty/ANTED KNOWN —AT MILLER'S VV BOOT PALACE, VICTORIA ST.Ladies' Tennis Shoes, 1/11 pair. WANTED " KNOWN —AT MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, VICTORIA ST.Men's English Balmorals 5/11 pair. WANTED Known—That Girls can have nice quiet Lodgings at 144, Hobsonstreet. TX7 ANTED KNOWN. A. L. SMITH, DENTIST, HOBSON STREET, Opposite St. Matthew's Church, SUPPLIES UPPER or LOWER SETS of BEST TEETH, 2 guineas, good fit, 10 years' guarantee. Painless Extraci tlons, with perfect safety, charge ■ 5/, gas included. V\7ANTED KNOWN—AT OGILVIE'S, I' * WEI-LESLEY STREET: OCTOBER ! NUMBER of BUTTERICK'S FASHIONS, DELINEATOR and GLASS OF FASHION, sold out; November Nos. by next 'Frisco Mail; also, a full stock of BUTTERICK'S PAPER PATTERNS of latest designs. Try them. WANTED KNOWN. ; THE FRED. BROWN j VENETIAN BLIND I Was Awarded the First Certificate and I Only Gold Medal at the Auckland Exhibition. They are Superb. Cheapest and Best. Four Years' Guarantee with every Blind. FACTORY, PONSONBY ROAD. Telephone 914. VT7ANTED Known: That In future Stew»V art Dawson and Co.'s Premises close at 1 p.m. on Saturdays Instead of Wednesdays, and will be open on Friday evenWANTED KNOWN. H. R. SHROFF manufactures and has for Sale: Best quality Wire Stretchers making a comfortable bedstead, 11/6; larger, 13/; Flnx Mattresses, 6/6; Pillows, 1/3; Wire Mattresses, 8/6; Blankets from 6/6 the pair; Washstand and Dressing Table, 10/6 the pair; Chest of Drawers, 18/6; Kitchen Chairs, 2/6; Kitchen Tables, turned legs, 10/6.-At H. R. SHROFF'S, 10G and 108 VICTORIA STREET. vttaNTED Known: Best Place for Furt» r.iture, Ironmongery, and Crockery— H. R. SHROFF'S. 7-plece Dining-room Suites, Am. leather, from £4; Drawingroom Suites In tapestry and plush, £i 10/ (these suites are the best value In town); Rocking Chairs, 9/6; Platform Rockers, 17/6; Bentwood and Cane-seated Chairs; Bedsteads from 18/; Kapok Mattresses, Kapok Pillows, 2/3; Duchess Pairs, 35/, 37/ C, upwards, splendid value; Leather Couches, 27/6; Cretonne Couches, 25/; Sideboards, 52/6, 57/6 upwards; Carpet Squares from 14/6; Floorcloth, 1/3 per yard; Hearthrugs, we offer special value, i/11 2/3 upwards; Blankets, Quilts, SheetIng all prices; Blinds with patent rollers; Curts'n Poles, 1/2; Lace and Cretonne Curtains, 1/9 per pair, etc. CROCKERY: Tea Sets. 7/6; Dinner Set, 15/6. extra vnlue- Toilet Sets. IRONMONGERY: Ashpan, 1/6; Fender, 5/9; Coalscuttles, 3/3; Hanging Lamp giving large light, 4/; Patent Hand Lomp to burn without glass, 9d- White-handled Tea Knlves,2/ half doz; Tea Spoons, 1/ half doz; Hollowground Razors, 2/6: best Alarm Clock, 6/6; Eightdp" Clock. 15/6: Marble Clock; Meat-mlnc-ing Machines, 7/6: Iron. Steel, and Enamel Saucepans; One Man's Lightning Saws. 6/P' Wire Netting. 5/6 the roll; Hand Saws 2/-'Hnmmer, 1/3; Iron Squares, 1/6; L.evel. 2/3- Braces. 2/6; Bits. 4d: Foot Rules 6d; Screw Wrenches, 1/11: Reversible Door Locks 1/9; Coat and Hat Hooks, 1/ per doz' Chisel from 7d; Glasscutters, 1/; Slasher Axes; Kerosene Stove, 3/; Dover <=tove 5 holes on top. 62/6; Orion Ranges at lowest price.-At H. R. SHROFF'S, 106 and 103 Victoria-street, rnANTED gNOWN NOW BEING SHOWNOUR NEW SEASON'S JAPANESE GOODS, comprising Beautiful Lines in LACQUER WARE TRAYS, in all useful sizes, newest designs and of 'finest quality. VASES-An exceptionally fine assortment to hand, making our selection the FGLOVe '^AND HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, singly and in sets, from 1/ each °DRESS c HAMPERS, Lunch Baskets, Brief Bags Flower, Waste Paper, and an Excellent Variety of Useful Baskets of ELII^EN eSBASKETS 1 strong and durable, fIFIRE SCREENS, the Largest Variety and Cheapest Assortment In Town, prices vary from 9d to 10/ each. FLOWER POTS, the Largest and Most Varied Selection we have ever had, ranging from 6d to 21/ each. These make a handsome useful present. ANTIMONY WARE—We are offering 3everal lines at extremely low prices. Ash Trays from 3d; Match Boxes, 3d each; and other lines equally tempting in price apOODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE AND TAPANESE -OAZAAR, O XJ 230, 232 AND 234, QUEEN - STREET . (And at Karangahape Road). WANTED Known—On Hire, Screw Jacks.—Jas. Slator, Architect, Illuminator, etc., Government Insurance Buildings, Queen-street.