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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 23, 28 January 1902, Page 2

3.ATE APVEKTISE-IENTS. ■pROPOSKQ ABATTOIRS SITE, PUBLIC MEETING. AVONDALE HALL. At the request of several Residents, a Meeting will be held in the Public Hail on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, 30th inst., at 8 o'clock, to Protest against tbe Abattoirs being brought to Oakleigh Park. T. B. CLAY, Convener. mO LET, Comfortable Cottage, 6/6, R-us--L seli-ft.. Arch Hill.—Appjy Ayrshire Dairy, Newton. _ \X7ANTKD, good General Servant, no VV cooking, assistant kept.—AppJy Mrs Fawcett Verona, Karangahape F.d., after 7 p.m; W-_.Nj._D, several Farm Hands and i Milkers for Taranaki, 22/6 to 25/; East Coast, 20/, passage paid; Te Aroha, 20/; Waikato, 17/o and 20/; Otahuhu and Remuera, 15/ and 20/; Blacksmith's Improver, Flax Heckler, contract; Second Cook, 25/; Kitchenman, Elderly useful Man, groom and driver, 20/ and found; Married Couple for dairy farm; Generals, 10/ to 15/; Housemaid for tourist hotel, good place, 15/; Laundress, 20/; W. Cooks, East Coast, good Driver, no milking, 20/. —McLeod, Queen-st, opposite [Railway Station. Telephone 884.

A claim for compensation under the Workers' Compensation ijor Accidents Act has been lodged by James Dickey, of Te Puke, with the Clerk oi Awards, Mr R. G. Thomas, for reference to the Arbitration Court. Claimant in the statement of his claim alleges that whilst working for the New Zealand Crown Mines Compauy in tightening the machinery attached to the stampers at the battery a mixture of grease and fine steel splashed from the keyway of the camshaft into his right eye, thereby causing the loss of sight in that eye. In compensation Dickey claims the sum of 12/ per week during the period of his incapacity. An enterprising dairyman advertises that, he "is prepared to offer milk and fresh eggs from sound, healthy cows." Anniversary Day: Boys' blouses, washing suits, and knickers, at Geo. Fowlds'. —Ad. Anniversary Day: Boys' fancy collars, fronts, and all kinds of suits, at Geo. Fowlds'.—Ad. No one can take Phosphor-ton without noticing a difference in the capacity for work or pfeasure. The brain-worker's tonic. All chemists and grocers. —(Ad.) Smith and Caughey, .Ltd., are now showing a special job bne of Axmin,ster carpets from 3/1J yard.—(Ad.) Hats, underclothing and blouses at less than half English cost. These goods must be sold before commencing the internal alterations. —D.S.C. —Ad. Phosphor - ton creates appetite, strengthens the nerves and muscles, and makes life worth living. 2/6, 4/6, 6/6. All chemists and stores stock