WANTED. WANTED, Lad for office.—Rich and Dimery, Custom-street. VTTtANTED (at once),~(3irl to mind baby, ;VV: also assist.—Mrs Sims, Ireland-st. WANTED, a Boy.—Apply to T. Peacock, Optician, 21S Queen-street. jrXTANTED, Young Man, one accustomed •W to stable work-R. Miller, Cook-st. (VTfTANTED, tidy respectable Girl to iW assist.—Glenburn, Lower Hobson-st. TTC7ANTED (at once), some good WashiVV ers.—Wigg's Laundry, Upper Queenstreet^ / TT/ANTED, Girl to assist in housework V\ —Apply Mrs J. E. Owen, Jervois Rd. Bayfield. ANTED. Two Bricklayers, at once.— Mr Erickson's Tailor Shop, Welles-ley-street. WANTED to Buy, Ticket to England (any route).—Address England, 709, Star Office. ftTC^ANTHD, furnished or unfurnished, 'VV Boom.—State terms, etc., Home, 714 Star Office. . ANTED, a strong Lad, make himself generally useful.—Apply at Dailen's Coffee Palace. ANTED, at once, a Smart Lad for the trade.—Apply G. E. Bennett, Bootmaker, Newmarket. WANTED, a Respectable Boy to ride for orders.—Apply PJnoon Wood, Butche, Symonds-street ____. ANTED, a Carpenter, must be first class Hand. — Apply Kempthorne, Prosser, and Co., Albert-st. WANTED, a Youth as improver to hairdressing.—Apply, stating experience and salary to S. Earle, Gisborne. \X7ANTED, a Pointer and Glazier, at VY once.—Apply G. J. Mackay, Seedsman and Florist, 195 Queon-street. ANTED, Girls to learn cigarette making, with experience preferred.— Apply Ludzkis, Karangahape Road^ WANTED, an Apprentice to the Hairdressing Business.—Apply to Geo. E. "White, Hairdresser and Tobacconist, Grey-street Junction. WANTED, Two permanent weekly Boarders, 16/, washing and mending, working men preferred.—Mrs Radlord, next Nelson-st. School. rtTX/jANTED to Sell, splendid convertible |YV Phonograph, take large and small cylinders, 2_ dozen prime records; cost £16, sell £10. Nearly new.—l 93, Karangahape Road. : WANTED, Mrs Lookley, 42 Shortlandstreet, wants Waitress, 15/, Stratford; Woman Cooks. 20/ and 15/, hotels and private; Generals, 8/ to 15/; Cook and Housemaid, together: Governess, Lady Helps, Hotelman and Billiards, etc. OOT TRADE.—Wanted. Two smart Boys.—Apply New Zealand Boot Factory, Chapel-street. __ TT^NERGETIC Clerk seeks Re-engage-■JM ment, good bookkeeper and thoroughly understands office routine; English and Colonial experience.—Address, . Fidelity, 713, Star Office. GOOD General wanted at once, four in family, light place.—Mrs Morrell, Pencarrow Avenue, Mt. Eden, close to 'bus terminus. mAILORESSES.—Wanted, good Coat iJ- Hand; constant; highest weekly wage .—A. McMurtrie, Hobson-street. FOB SALE. FOR SA.LE, cheap, Bicycle, Acetylene Lamp.—Apply H. Smith, No. 9, Lin-coln-street, Ponsonby. •T7IOR SALE, new House, Collingwood-'-P st., large allotment, best timber.— J. H. Muldoon, 11 Coombes' Arcade. FOR SALE, new Houses, every convenience, cash £50, balance 5 per cent. —J. H. Muldoon, 11 Coombes' Arcade. T7VOR SALE, Half Acre Section, Mount JL? Albert, close to station, volcanic soil, sunny situation.—Lester, 17, Coombes' Arcade. Ti^Oß SALE, 10,000 acres-Fine, Un_ulatJ- ing Country; splendid grassing soil; only 15/. —Thomas Whitelaw, Exchange Lane. iXTOR SALE, Morley's Yard, Albert-st., ■JO Long- Shaft Sulky, £5 10/; Waggon, light, _-ton, new, £21, brake and lamps; Light Cart, £5. TCVDR SALE, Houses in all parts of city, J- from £150 to £3500, easy terms. Money 5 per cent. — J. H, Muldoon, 11 Coombes' Arcade. FOR SALE, 100 acres Good Grazing Country; large orchard, shanty, fencing, etc.; the lot, £75.—Thomas Whitelaw, Exchange Lane. OR SALE, Auctioneer's Business; —(Live Stock, etc.), full value in freeholds; splendid investment; £1500.—Thos. •Whitelaw, Exchange Lane. OR SALE, a first-class Military Bridle and Breast "Plate, suitable for mounted officer—For address, apply F. Coppeli, Hairdresser, Victoria Road, Devonport. A DCKLAND Terminating- Building ■&- Society.—For Sale, Two Shares in Ho. 3 Group.—Apply Star Office. •pONSONBY—HERNE BAY ROAD.— ■*■ Splendid Building Section, 66ft frontage; grand view. AVONDALE—II ACRES GOOD LAND, ! fenced and in grass; only £350. i J. A. JAMES, ESTATE AGENT, 31, SHORTLAND ST. f? QfiK — WAIUKU, A BARGAIN". dJOVO FARM of lli acres, good level Land, in grass and orchard; House of 8 rooms, built 5 years, stable, etc., on main road; must be sold. E. COLSON, Land Agent, 93 Queen-street. TO LET, "Vermont-st., Ponsonby, sroomed House.—Apply Wm. Monjjhan, next door. O LET, well furnished 6 roomed House Grafton R«d., 30/., or would let part. —Miss Bacon, Victoria Arcade.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 93, 21 April 1902, Page 2
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