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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIII, Issue 299, 17 December 1902, Page 1

WANTED. TTHIAJNTED to Buy, Pony suitable for • YY gig.—Address, Pony, 445, Star Office. • .tyANTED, a Man to mow about: 6-acres '** of hay.—Apply W. Kemp.Te Papapa. ITyANTED, smart Boy.—E. Bridgens, ™'"! West End Boot Palace, ; Karanga-hape-road. ' ■' ■' iTX/ANTED to Purchase, a quantity of *»!i4ib iron Rails, Cheap—Apply Gardner, New Lynn. JTOANTED, a good Carpenter.—Apply at .» v once, J. Lye and Sons, Costley-street, Ponsonby. WANTED, a smart Junior, for drapery. —Apply McMaster and . Shalders, Queen-street. . , good strong Boy for sundries ** and store work.—Apply T. Wallace, Grocer,' Newton.,' a Young Girl as: General, egxall family, easy place.—Mrs Lott, Hfgh-st., Devonport. - V?riANTED, l einert Lad, aged 16, for the ~™' bookbinding' department.—Apply to Manager, Star Office -. VK7JANTED to Buy, good Second hand Pi»»'ano — Address Mr Sullivan, Waters' Coffee Palace, Queen-st. W [ANTED, a Paperhanger, for job on Lake-road.—Apply at Devonport . Coach Factory, J. Yeats. WANTED, good Plain Ironers and l strong Girl, for washing.—Wakeiield Laundry, Wakefleld-st. rrOANTED, a. Plain Cook for small coun- ■'» »•, try hotel; men preferred.—Apply Mrs Woods, Karangahape-road. V7S7ANTED, a General Servant; good ,v v wages to a suitable girl.—Apply at Ravensbourne, 150 Hobson-st. YT7JNAETD, Shirt Machine Ironers, '»»• Ironers and Improvers. — Apply Steer's Laundry, Graiton-road. IryjANTED, competent- Gerieralli— Apply ■ "•' Mrs Davenport, corner Millais-st. and- Richmond-road, Ponsonby . D,' Young Lady for drapery; ' also assist in housework, 15/ week.— Apply Cash House, Newmarket. VXTIANTSD, Employment by First .class •VVi Certificated Engine Drivoi , , good references—Apply Steady, 426, this Office. TXTANTBD, respectable Boy: for seed V> • farm.—Apply, with reference, to Manager, Yates' No. 1 Seed 'Farm, Mangere. l,! *' ■' ,-: ' : :; ' *;; - ' 7V: "< T WANTED, Miners to send Samples Golden Gravel for testing dry concentrator.—N.Z. Industries Co., Fort-st., Auckland. VXTtANTKD, good, active Horse, light •''spring trap or gig work, thoroughly sound ■ and reliable.— Apply. Newton • SayIngs Bank. -'■■ ■■ ■ ■■-■■ 'i- ■■ ■ ■ tI[7ANTED, Variety Artistes,' all lines.— 'VY, Wire, or rwrite, stating lowest terms, George Dean's Waxworks, Choral Hall, Wellington. / , WANTED, by a widow lady, Part of. iHouse, in the Mt. Eden or Mt. _Roskill districts.—Particulars to Mrs Hun, Rockwopd;, Mt: Roakill-road. ; vriANTED.—Young Lady requires Post- | VV tion; business, place of trust. Has had considerable experience in afternoon tea busine3s.-Reliable, ! P. 0., Newton. "VX7'ANTEJD, -for- country,- Man ori\\ .Woman, accustomed to operating -lricubators.—Particulars Manager Poultry iSupply C 0.,, 4 doors below. Smeeton s. WANTED, by-lady teacher. Unfurnish- ' ed Front" Room, with fireplace, within easy distance Mt. Eden railway station, town side preferred.—Teacher, 434, Star Office. . ■ , tX7!ANTED Known— Westport .Coali Co.: VYi'-doiiver,.their famous eoalbrookdale Coal all Paris City and Suburbs. Te{^ phone, 1404; ■ ' ' ' ■.■--■■•; ; . ; K-T7)ANTED Known: That Mr ; G." Ziiizan mQ&&* i D:eiltal urs ~ eol l^ c of Chretchuvch, will cqminence Practice on Monday next .in WyMHam-st., one door above National Bank. (ntTANTED Knbwn--Absolutely_Choicest W rreamery Butter for the Table, all • the year rlund.-New- Zealand Dairy Association, Limited. ITTTIANTED Known: That Geo. Tutt. Tailor and Mercer, etc., Upper Sy-monds-st., has just received special .lines In Tillie and Henderson's White Shirts, ranging from 3/H; extra value, 4/11. ; : infTIANTED Known: That you. can 'rely ■■VV! on the Reliance Dental-Company for the Best and Cheapest Work, at 77 Queen St., over Smeeton's. -. . ,■ ■ .'-,'.- TTt/lANTE'D Known— "Swanson". Luncheon Room. 3 Course Lunch, 9d.'Meals at all hours.-» Mrs Muir, Sole Proprietress,' Sw-anson-st. ■■•' •'.■ ' ' • _ VVT-α NT B.D , KNOW N. :;.| •■.;.. .■.■ ■ A..L. SMITH," , DENTIST, HOBSON - STREET, Opposite 9t Matthew's Church. SUPPLIES UPPER or LOWER SETS of BEST TEETH. Tw6 Guineas. Good Fit. ■•• Ten Years'- Guarantee. Painless Extractions with Perfect Safety by Gas or New Process, 2/6. TT7| A N T B D '■ X N 0 W N. * Just Arrived, aoother Lot. DOLLS TO BE STUFFED. •These Dolls are Beautifully Printed on Strong Drill, and will outwear 50 Ordin-v ary Dolls. Full instructions for making. Prices—2o inches high. 1/9; Posted Id each extra; 27 inches high, 2/9. \ W. P. OGILVIE. WELLESLEY-ST. W, ANTED" X N O W, N. That J. W. SHACKELFORD Has Just Opened for the Holiday Trade, LATEST STYLES, IN GENT'S ■, ■ .- i •■ --.! HATS,- '■ ' ■ Flexible and Soft.Felt. Panama, Brazilian and Boaftes Straws, etc ]: *■ ■;. 262 ■ and 264, QUEEIST'ST. ' ~,,,., Known—SPECll-VL REDUCVV. TIONS. Men's Sand Shoes, 2/5 pair; Boys' iaria Girls' Sand Shdes," ll'a, ,I's and 2's. 1/11 the pair; Women's Prunella Shoes, reduced from 4/6 to 2/11; Prunella Slippers, l/11.-At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, VICTORIA STREET. (TO'ANTED KNOWN: AT MILLER'S VV' VICTORIA-STREET - Gentlemen's Balrooial Boots from 5/11 pair; Men's Canvas Shoes, 3/11 and .4/11 pair:. Men's Court Shoes, 3/U pair; Men's Bluche—. 4/11; Men's Tennis Shoes, 2/11, 3/6, and 3/U pair. TTTJANTED KNOWN: AT MILLER'S •VY" VICTORIA-STREET — The largest variety of Infants' Boots and Shoos Iμ Auckland at 9d,1/, 1/6, 1/11. 2/6, a.nd 2/11 per pair in White. Tan, or Black. |I[TC7'ANTED KNOWN: AT MILLER'S, 'YV VICTORIA-STREET — Ladies' English Lace Boots, 5/11; Ladies' Americas Button Boots, 8/11 pair; Ladies' Best Lea ther Slippers, 2/6 pair; Ladies' Patenttoe Giace Boots, 8/9 pair. ' TKT'ANTED KNOWN: AT MILLEP.'S. 'VV'viCTORIA-STREET: Ladies' Canvas Shoes, 2/11; Ladies' Evening Shoes, 1/6■ 1/1 L 2/11 pair; Ladies' Tennis Shoas. i/li. 2/6, 2/11 pair; Ladies' Sand Shoes, 2/6. 2/9, arid 2/11 pair. ANTED KNOWN-SPECIAL BARGAINS in Boots, Shoes and Fancy Goods for the next 21 days, to make room for large shipments arriving.—MlLLEß'S FANCY REPOSITORY AND BOOT PALACE, 310. 112, and 114, VICTORIASTREET. ANTED KNOWN-At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, VICTORjASTKBBT—HOLIDAY '.:■ SHOES: Girls' White Canvas Shoes, 1/2 and 1/6 pair; Ladies' White Canvas Shoes, 1/11 and 2/11 pair. jrSTJANTED KNOWN: AT . MILLER'S. »V r VICTORIA-STREET—47 Oases, of Rnglish and American Boots and Shoes, exceptional value; Ladies' English Gla.ce Walking. Shoes, 2/11 pair: Ladies' American Walking Shoes in Button or with patent tip, 5/11-sate . ,