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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 110, 10 May 1902, Page 1

WAKTED. iOTTANTED Known—For Boys, Youths ~iVV| and Men's Clothing, Oil Coats, Mackintoshes, go to G. Tutt, Tailor and Mercer, Upper Symonds-street. frr. ANTED Known, by Architects, VV, guilders, and Carpenters: That K.T. Co. stencilled upon Doors and Sashes, signifies that the Kauri Timber Company manufactured them. Insist upon having K.T. Co. Joinery. It is made from thoroughly seasoned Timber. ANTED Known—Absolutely Choicest Creamery Butter for the Table, all the year round.—New Zealand Dairy Association, Limited.x TXTANTED Known. Our Pickled Eggs W are splendid for all cooking purposes —London Dairy, Victoria-st, Mt. Eden Rd., Parnell. WANTED Known, that every month a 20 x 17 Life Size Enlargement will be i giyen away to the prettiest child under _ j years of age photographed at the Ed- i wards Studio, Victoria-st. ANTED kNOWN-That~PriFchard and Dobbs' School Boots, made on the premises, are the most suitable for winter. W^ ANTED Known—Pianofortes Tuned, 5/.— G. Hood, Norman-st, Mount Roskill Road. Orders received by Mr Fiijch, Stationer, Queen-st vy ANTED KNOW jfA. L. SMITH, DENTIST, HOBSON STREET, Opposite St. Matthew's Church, SUPPLIES UPPER or LOWER SETS of BEST TEETH, Two Guineas. Good fit. Ten yeai's' guarantee. Painless Extractions, with perfect safety, charge 5/, gas included. ANTED KNOWN — JUST RECEIVED. BUTTERICK'S PAPER PATTERNS, :n Latest Styles DELINEATOR for May, price Sd; by post 9id GLASS OF FASHION for May, price 4d; by post 5d BUTTERICK'S PENNY FASHIONS, for May OGILVIE, WELLESLEY-ST. t-tt ANTED KNOWN. THE FRED BROWN VENETIAN BLIND Was Awarded the First Certificate and Only Gold Medal at the Auckla-nd Exhibition. They are Superb.' Cheapest and Best. Four Years' Guarantee with every Blind. FACTORY, PONSONBY ROAD. Telephone 914. WANTED . KNOWNSHACKELFORD'S MILLERAIN WATERPROOF COATS, Light, Porous, HeaDthy amd Stylish, <are the best and most gentlemanly for winter wear. The Famous Distingue WATERPROOF in all leading styles—Talma, Corinthian, St Leger, Paddock, etc. 262 and 264, QUEEN STREET. IyCTtANTED: Those Furnishing to call » "' and see Pretty 7-plece Drawing-room Suites,tapestry and plush, from £4 10/; 7piece Dining-room Suites in American De.ther from £4; Cretonne Couches, 25/; Leather d., 27/6; handsome Carpet Sq., from 14/6; Hearthrugs, special value, from 1/11, 2A and upwards, at H. R. Shroff's, 106 and 108 Victoria-street YX7ANTED Known: That H. R. Shroff's '" v is the Cheapest Furnishing Establishment, as shown by following prices:— Wire Stretchers 11/6, larger 13/; Wire Mattresses 8/6, Flax Mattresses 6/6, Kapok Mattresses, Washstand and Dressing Table 10/6 the pair, handsome Duchess Pairs 35/, well-polished Chests 20/, Combination 30/. Bedstead IS/6, Kitchen Table 10/6, Kitchen Chairs 2/6. Cane-seated Chairs, Bentwood do. 5/, Rocking Chairs 9/6, Platform Rocker 17/6, Sideboards 52/6, Dinoleum, Floorcloth 1/3 per yard. Lace Curtains 1/9 per pair. Curtain Poles with brass fittings complete 1/11; Blankets, Quilts, Sheetings, Blinds, with spring rollers; a large line of Table Oilcloths cheap. CROCKERY: Tea, Dinner and Toilet Sets; Engraved Tumblers. 2/3 the halfdozen; Wine Glasses, 1/6 the half dozen. IRONMONGERY: Dover Stoves, 5 holes on top, good oven, splendid cookers, 52/6; Orion Ranges, lowest .prices; Box Iron 3, 2/C. White-handled Tea Knives 2/ the half dozen. Tea Spoons 1/ half dozen, Forks 2/ the half dozen, Carvers 3/6 the pair, Nickel Cruet 2/6, handsome Pull-down ' Hanging Lamp 17/6, best Alarm Clocks 6/6, Meat and Vegetable Mincers 6/6, Steel, Iron and Enamelled Saucepans, Kerosene Stoves 3/; Fenders, Irons, Ashpans, i/5; ■ En. Ware; Baths, Buckets, Steel Spring Wringers, 14/-inch rollers, 15/; Lightning Saws 6/9, Foot Rule 6d, Square 1/, Saw 2/, Braces 2/, Bits 4d, Hammer 1/5, Hat and Coat Hooks 1/ the dozen, Chisel 7d, Slashers, Churns, etc.— H. R. SHROFF, 106 ■ and 108 Victoria-st. WANTED KNOWN: IMPORTANT TO ECONOMISTS. - MILLER'S ANNUAL STOCK-TAKING SALE IS NOW ON. COMPULSORY SLAUGHTER of Thousands of Pairs of Boots and Shoes, to make room for New Goods arriving. CUSTOMERS will PLEASE NOTE that further Reductions have been made;— ' the present slaughtering price will only last for 14 days. COME QUICK-MIL-LER'S FANCY REPOSITORY and BOOT . PALACE, 110, 112. and 114, VICTORIA St. AT MILLER'S STOCK-TAKING SALE —Ladies* Felt Slippers, 4_d, 7_d, 9<J and 1/ pair; Carpet Slippers, 1/, with lea- ■ ther soles 1/6; Foxhead Carpet Slippers. - 1/11 pair. 1 T^ANTED KNOWN: AT MILLER'S •VV STOCK-TAKING SALE - Ladies' Imitation Glace Kid Lace Walking Shoes . all sizes, 1/11 the pair. AT M_LLER'S STOCK-TAKING SALE —Ladies' Canvas Shoes, leather solea former price 4/11, sale price 1/11. ' AT MILLER'S STOCK-TAKING SALE —Ladies' American Button and Lace • -Shoes (usual price 8/1.1 and 10/8) will be cleared out at 5/11 ps*ir; Ladles' American Button Shoes, 7/11, will be cleared at 4/11. AT MILLER'S Annual Stocktaking Sale —A large lot of English and AmerlI 'can Sample Shoes (some of which were formerly 8/11) are being all cleared at 3/11 pair. AT MILLER'S STOCK-TAKING SALE —Men's Court Shoes (former price 6/6) clearing at 3/H per pair; Men's Tan Gol. Bals., 7/11 pair; Men's Black Gol. Bals., 5/11 pair; Men's 10/6 and 12/6 Sample Boots, 7/11 pair; Men's Carpet Slippers, large sizes, 1/3. AT MILLER'S STOCK-TAKING SALF —Ladies' American Button Boots, 6/. pair; Ladies' Evening Shoes, 1/3, 1/6. l/ll pair; Sample Lot of Ladies' Lace House Boots, 3/11; Sample Lot of Ladies' Lace and Elastic-side Boots, 4/11.. NOTE.— During our Sale every purchaser of goods value 5/ up will he presnted with a Sho< Horn, value for 6d. AT MILLER'S Annual Stocktaking SaT. —American Fountain Pens, 9d ear-h 3 for 2/; Machine Oil, 2d bottle; T' Spoons, Id; Table Spoons and Forks, 2d ■ Buttonhole Scissors, 6d; Cutting-out Sclsi sors, 4d, 6d, and 1/ pair; Hammers, 6d- " Tomahawks, 7_d each. AT FILLER'S STOCK-TAKTNO SALK —Real English Pebble Specks, 2/< pair. AT MILLER'S Annual Stock-takln_ Sale: Ladies* American Button Boots reduced to 5/11. Ladies' 11/6 Button Boots clearing at 7/6 pair. 5 A T MILLER'S STOCK-TAKING SALT _r_L. —The Coronation March (just arrived), 3d copy; New Music, 7 for 1/; Hemy's Tutors 1/; Czerny's 101 Exercises, 10< ' each; Grosvenor College Album's _d Emolre Albums, 6d each. AT MILLER'S STOCK-TAKING SAfeß —American Watches (former price ;. 10/6) reduced to 4/11; Carriage Clock, 2/6 3 Alarm do., 3/6; 8-day Mantelpiece Clocks - 13/11A T MILLER'S STOCK-TAKING SALI —1/ size Packets of Notapaper, 4£d { Curling Pins, 2d per dozen; Pure Glycer *• me Soap, 15 cakes for V; Carbolic Disin *• fectant Powder, large tins, 7_d.—REMEM ". BER THE ADDRESS: MILLER'S FAN - CV REPOSITORY and BOOT PALACE 310, 112. and 114 VICTORIA STREET.