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TO LET. mo LET, Selwyn Terrace, Parnell, Resi- '■*• denco, 7 rooms, and conveniences.— Apply w. Culpan, next door. T;O LET, 3 Unfurnished Rooms; handy to town; use of kitchen, every convenience; no children.—Apply Star Office. , ■ . rpO LET, Comfortably ■Furnished b* J- roomed : Hoiise, use of piano; close, to town.—Apply G. W. Lewis, Canadastreet, Newton. gEB-SOKAL.' PERSONAL. — Just opened, splendid Collection;of Men's Mercery, Underwear, etc.— G.<. Tutt. Tailor and Mercer, Upper Symdn'ds-street _r_~T H E"X,T R A.C T E D. without any pain, 2/6; absolutely safe process. No arter effects.—A. Jb\ HOOPJ-R, Denti3t, 125, QUEEN AND ' SWANSQN STREETS. ■ rpHE Supper Ttable looked scrumptious. •*• The Jelly Crystals were like Sun-j shine.—Tucker's 6d packets everywhere. IT sets off all the other things on the table. Sunshine Jelly Crystals.—Tucfeer's everywhere. 6d packets. : uVo-i'li-itKUM (Beef and Iron) for nervous debility. Only try it All chemists. 2/6. TP THIS SHOULD' MEET THE EYE ■*■ of • anyone, requiring Spectacles, remember our prices are less than hall (he usual. Real Pebble Specks, 2A." and 3/9 pair; Crystal, 1/6 and 2/6; P.OII Gold, 3/9 to 7/6; good Specks, Cd and I/.—At MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY, UO, V T CTQRIA. STREET. T\B.. HELEN BURNABY, Specialist XJ> Ladies' Complaints, Osteopathy, Agt Dr. Haig's Ciire for Goitre. Consults free. —Burnl&lgh, Khyber Pass, opposite Chemist, 10 to 3.30, Evenings. ■OLYTH AND~CO .. AuctioneersTFinan- ■*-> cial AgentiS. Cash Ad-.ances against Goods for Sale or any security. Lowest rates and repayments. ■ ■ . WANT Furniture. Goods sold advantageously? Popular Auctioneers, Blyth and Co., Queen-street. Out-door Sales specialty. Lowest charges. HpOURISTS PLEASE NOTE—Travelling ; •*• Trunks, Bags, Hat Boxes, Carry-alls, Valises and Linen Bags; also Repairs.— J. Wiseman and Son. YOU WILL REGRET IT if you don't visit us before buying elsewhere. Our goods will convince you that we are the people to supply you with Jewellery and Electro-plate of all kinds, also Clocks and Ping-Pong Prizes. SKEATES BROS., • Jewellers, opposite Town Clock. TyrONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE, 4 AND 4J.FER CENT. FRATER BROS., j Land Agents, Stock Exchange. riAEETH Extracted without pain by an J- entirely new process. Single Tooth, 2/6.— G. P. Murray, Dentist, Symondsstreet. Telephone 11G8. O YOU WANT MONEY?—We Wave large and smah sums to Lend on i Mortgage at a very low rate of interest —Ewing-ton and Baker, Estate Agents. WO LADIESTaND GENTLEMEN .-Send X- Address and Receive Highest Price for your Superior Misfits and Left-off Clothing; Gents' a Specialty.—Hartley's Wellesley-street (four doors above Opera House).- ' TOADIES' and gentlemen's Left-off and J-< Misfit Clotmng Bought. Letters attended to.—Mr and Ms Bottrill, 61, "sfy.~ rangahape Road. \ /■....- ---j IFE is worth liVlnf. after two bootleg, J— ' of -Bovo-Ferrum (Beef arid Iron). Trj' it. Chemists. 2/6. / going back; forward is the word. Better than ever—Tucker's Sunshine Jplly Crystals, 15 flavours, all choicest. NE pint finest Calf'sfoot Jelly by using one Gd packet.. But remember— Tucker's. LOST AND FOTTWD T OST, 1 Timeboak in the National Bank J— on Saturday. Reward.—M. Coulson, A 1 exajxi j-u-street. T OST, "last - Wednesday night, Hand- -*- 1 bag, containihg papers. Handsome reward.—Apply Star Offlcqti I OST, Gold Pencil, between" Queen-st A and Karangahape Road.—Reward R. W. Graham's Bond, Fart-street. TOST, at Northcbte, between the" Point XJ and the Post Office, i\ Lady's Gold Bracelet.—Reward Northcote Hotel. T OST, between Queen-street and .Uni- -*-« on-&treet, small Silver Brooch, with two gold ivy leaves. Keeosake.—Reward at star Office; T OST, in Arney Road, Remuera, a ■*■■* Lady's Black Hat.—Finder rewarded on returning same to Mrs Hardle, or E. Porter and Co. LOST, between Nelson-st. and Post Office, 'Purse containing a sum of money; rewai*d.—Apply to A. Buckton, Post Office.Stall. ~ T O-ST, between Devonport Wharf and •*-' Queen-street, on Saturday,, 'Bankbook containing £3.—Reward at Perry Office, I OST, this -morning, between Bpc-oon - and Smith and Oaughey's, Gold Chain Bracelet; padlock initialled A.M.B. —Reward at Star Office. T OST, on Sunday Morning-, between ■*- i ' Church-st. and Cheltenham Beach, Devonport,' a Small Gold Brooch. — Reward at Liliell's Store, Church-st. TOST., Sunday night, - Spectacles m - 1 - velvet case, between Mrs ,Wes+.wood'e and Rejniuera Hall.—Reward at Mrs West Wood's or Remuera Store. OST.—Will Lady who took Umbrella J by mistake from Cioak-ro-om at Opera House Friday eve.ning please return same to "Killymendon, Day-street? WANTED. T3OOT TRADE-Wanted, • • First-class ■*-* Clicker; good wages, 00-nstant work guaranteed.—Apply A. Hughes, Onehunga Boot Factory. TTIURNISHE-D Bedrooms and SittlngJ- room, uSe piano, wash-house, kitchen, bath; private family.—"Hillside," College Rd. opp. "Truro House." Ponsonby 'buses pass. T ADY In Suburbs offers ■Comfortable . JLi Home to another in return for company. — For address apply Copeland's Store, Mt. >Rosldll Road. O Tailor's Shop wanted, Queen-st. preferred. Principals only dealt witn. — Apply Sartorial, 270, Star Office. • ANTED Known—for Boys', Youths' and Men's Clothing, Oil Coats, Mackintoshes go to G. Tutt, Tailor and Mercer, Upper Symonds-street. ANTED"•■Known—Absolutely Choicest Creamery Butter for the Table, all the year round.—New Zealand Dairy Association, Limited. pnrrANTEp,.. Known, by' Architects, VV Builders, sthd Carpenters: That. K.T. Co. stencilled "upon poors and Sashea, signifies that the Kauri Timber. Company manufactured them. Insist upon having K.T. Co. Joinery. It is made from thoroughly seasoned Timber. WANTED Known—Cheapest House in Newton-for Tailoring.—R. G. Cox, Karangahape Road. TVQ ' r<~—W INT E R S, AL X "FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Lot I—Combination Chests. 25/: worth 32/(5 i Lot 2—Platform Rockers, 13/G; worth; 19/G Lot 3—Curtain Poles. 1/4; worth 2/6 Lot 4—A\B. Chairs, S./ll; Worth 6/ Lot S—A.B. Chairs, 4/11; worth C/ 6 Lot G—Furniture reduced all round SALE NOW ON-D.S.C. - n ';: -i

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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 165, 14 July 1902, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 165, 14 July 1902, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 165, 14 July 1902, Page 1

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