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Auckland Star, Volume XXXV, Issue 249, 18 October 1904, Page 1

f WAKT33P. A N experienced Droi-sniaker seeks Km- ; - CXI ploymeut by the day.—Address Reliable. 635-Star-Office. *"FO TAlLOßS.—Practical Cutter, just •*-' arrived, Is opln for employment, 11 years' experience, good refs.--"Snip," 623, Star Office. ' rpo pkoperty Owners, ponsonby. WANTED FOR CASH CLIENT, MODERN HOUSE, 7 rooms and conveniences, with hot and cold water, north side of Jerveis road preferred. Particulars to MORTIMER FAIRS, i Land and Estate Agent, Shortland street, __ Near G.P.O. : rr\ o v a i NT c us. . The Auckland Education Board requires the services of two" Foremen Painters. «. Applications will. be received, by the undersigned on or before MONDAY, October 24th, 1904. Conditions of appointment to be seen at Office of Board, Victoria' Arcade! Auckland. VINCENT E. RICE, ■ Secretary. • TX7ELLINGTON HOSPITAL. housekeeper for nurses' ; home. Applications are invited from experienced Housekeepers for the' above position. Salary, £65 per annum, with Board and Resi- . dence. 'Applications, together with copies. i of testimonials, must reach the Matron of the Hospital not later than MONDAY, 31st October, 1901. . P. J. DAVIES, Secretary. . YJH ANTED Known, that E. McKeown, 5, Queen-st, Wholesale and Retail Baker and Confectioner, having made extensive Alterations to his Premises is prepared to •supply town and. country orders, with the . beet quality Bread and Small Goofis, at the .. Lowest Current Prices. Wedding and Blrth- ' day Cakes made to order. V^ ANTED > SEEN—New Display of T * MATCHING DINNER SETS. The greatest number of matching sets in town, and the most varied and up. to date in de- | sign and. price.—WILSON, 267, Queen-st. ' "K^** 'J^ 11 *- Known —Teanis Season, 11*04— "» T. ' Racquets • Restrung and Repaired . promptly.— J. Wiseman and Sens, Ltd.. Queen-street. VS7 ANTED Known: Razors, Razors, Hol- • VT lowgrouiid, of . the highest quality, every razor guaranteed, if not .approved of ! money returned or another substituted, 6/Strops, 1/9, at H. R. Shroff's, 106 and 108 -• Victoria st. TTfANTBD Known: Lockwood Brothers' » " and Christopher Johneon's Table and Pocket Cutlery and Scissors at lowest prices; other Sheffield makes, Tea Knives, W, 2/(i, 3/6 the J-doi; Nickel Silver arid Benares Silver, Tea, - Dessert, and Table ' Spoons and Forks, some cheap Tea Spoons '■ at 1/ the S-doz; Spoons and Forks 1/ the i-doz; pair Carvers from 3/6; Carpenters' ■ and Garden Tools, Cruets, etc., at H. R. ■ Shroff's, ■ 100 and 108 Victoria St. • WANTED Known: 6ft Curtain Poles with " brass fittings complete, at 1/11; White . Lace Curtains, 1/11 per pair; Floorcloth, latest patterns, 1/li per yard; Linoleum, ; Carpet Square, 9ft s 7ft 61fl, 7/6; larger sizes at lower rates; Hearthrugs, sft long, , 1/11; Brussels Rugs at 4/6; Velvet Pile, 5/6; pretty Door SHps, 9d, 1/, and 1/3; Blinds with patent roller.'complete, 1/11, at . H. R. Shroff's, 100 and 108 Victoria st. . jYITANTED Known: Handsome Duchess :»» pair? rfrom 35/; Wasbstand' and Bressf ing Ta6le,*lo/C the pair; Chests of-Drawers frdm ; l9/6; Combination~Ghests from 30/; i Kapok Plilows, 1/11; Kapok Mattresc°s from 10/0: Flax do., from 6/6; Iron and Brass Kail Bedsteads, cheap; Kitchen \ Chairs, 'J/6; Kitchen Table, 10/6;, Leather I Couches, 2T/6; 7-piece Drawing-room j Suites in Tapestry and Plush from £5; Sideboards, Wardrobes, Chiffonhiers; *c i special line of Heavy Curtain Chains at . 1/11 por pair, at H. R. ShroS's, 10G and , 10S Victoria st. . -ryANTED KNOWN — Just Opened^ • V New Shipment of the AVHITE CHINA ; FLOWER HOLDERS, which are so fash- • ion.tble for Table Decoration. See window. ' —WILSON, 267, Queen-st. t A NT E D KNOWN. THE FRED BROWN VENETIAN BLIND : Was j\ warded the First Certificate and . On'.y Gold Medal at the Auckland' Exhibition. They are Superb. Cheapest and Best. Four Yeais' Guarantee with Every Blind. • • FACTOR* : PONSONBY RGAD. i Telephone 914. .' l^ , A N T B D N O W N,. i A L. >S MITn A^D S ONS> V ' DENTISTS. ■•"■'- TTOBSON iQITREBT (Opposite St. Matthew's New Church). SUPPLY THE BEST A>*D MOST NATURAL ARTIFICIAL TETH... • Upito-date Wort, with. Latest ImproveI inents, and most important of all, Good Fits I are gufcr.iutcT-d in all cases. > FUDL UPFEE OE LOWER SETS FROM ■V TWO GUINEAS. DECAYED- TEETH .STOPPED Olt EXTRACTED WITHOUT ANY ; PAIN BY GAS OR NEW PROCESS, I- -.2/6 aiid 2.'. CONSHLTATIOX' FREE - Business Hours: Prom" 9 "to o; Evenin" 7 to 8; ■;■'■ Trnma Stop opposite the Promises. I AST E D KNOW N— TBY »'•■ ■ ? \ ■■■ '■'T , FOR GENERAL FOOTWEAR, i - -';. ... Including i LADIES', GENTS'," AND - CHILDREN'S • PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE, KEEN BUYING, , . SMALL EXPENSES ENSURE GOdD VALUES. i .•■■■• r ■ ~j ' -M> . .'d? 1 -. .*■.:■* K » «OOT EMPORIUM, PONSONBY BD., near Three--Lamps. ANTED ■----.. -" s. NO W N DBNTALCHAMBERS WXNDHAM BT., SUfCKLAKD ALL BXTBACTIONf KaKE WHEN RFPLACED BY'SETWrxEICXH. Extraction! Under Gμ, 1/. AdminlaterTeeth of Perfect Fit that look well an* , we«r ■ llfetim*. - " Ihe Mo»t D'fflcult Cages lurUed and Guaranteefi Batirfacuon. „ "- . 15 year*' Au»txa.!ian and New Zsaland ;.. .?ja- .'■>>:: .. : .-.- extterie&ce. -,- "■:..,■ ..- ---: And late Chief Operator and Manager of ' the.Lsrgest : l>eatal Bnatoess-in the Colony. .-, """ " ■- -■■-■■ ■■ W' . -A;"?N T,; E' :*. ■ N OWN. JUST RECEiyfeD: BUTTERiCK'S LATENT PAPER . " r " : PATTEENS;S'-. ' Also, DELINEATOR,- with Free Pattern : •■Price, Sd;- : Posted 10d. ; .■■■.' BUTTERICK'S LADIES' FASHION - g .' ■~ \GU£DE, .- •; . '.' ■""- With- Free Pattern. 1 Price 2d; Posted 3d. ' ■' " " : : , BUTTERICK'S PENNY FASHIONS :•: ■ - '■'■>■:■- ,Pj*ted ljd. ■-;:,..■;,... ■:i BUTTERTCK'S *> PAGE CATALOGUE '- 2d; Posted 3d. < ■ W : P , " f\OXVVIMi;-;-"Jai: QUEEN" ST. |;TV. JJ- a ■\J -AJID • WEELESLEY- STr