PEBSJaAX. IF YOU SAW what he saw, stiw what they saw, well, you couid say you saw the veiy latest in Hats and Ties. —Geo. Tutt. Tailor and Mercer, Symouds-st. TUHN IT INTO CASH. — Bicycles, Furniture. Pianos. Jewellery. Goods, any description.—Popular Mart. Warren Blyth and Co., Queeu-st. Tel. 840 TYO YOU WANT MONEY? — We have -*-' large and small sums to lend on mortgage at very low rate of interest. — Ewand Baker. Estate Agents. HE REV. M. WALKER. Psycho-Thera-pentist '-Rosenlund." Newton Rd.. off Symonds-st , and 71, O.ueen-st_ (upstairs■. Diseases treated free of charge to those without means. Call or write. ADAME Great American Palmist, Physiognomist, Phrenologist, Character Reader, Cook St., opposite Albert St. ADAME DOLGOL'KELLL tbe tVmoos Palmist and Clairvoyant, 33 Pitt st. Ladies 3/ and 5/, Gentlemen lu/6. IF YOU RE-ADEIw3 ARE INTERESTED in saving nionev, it will pay you to vail o the BRITISH TAILORING CO. Hlgrh class Tailors, Karanjrahape-road, for your season's Suits. The largest and most up-to-date stock in Auckland to ctioose from. Prices moderate. KS fOLLAS, Pracrical Mldwire. Cracroft St., Devonport. — Comfortable Home for Ladies during AccooctiememTerms moderate. TVR. HELEN HDRXABY, Specialist. J-' Ladies' Complaints, Periodic Medicine Cures. Electro Oils. Rheumatism. Consultation Free. — Buraleigli, Khyber Pass. 11 to 3. Evenings. -jyjTSS -gACON, COMPLEXION AND HAIR SPECIALIST. Latest Parisian and American Methods for thf> Treatment of the Skin and Scalp. Superfluous Hair Permanently Removed by the Electric Needle, as operated on by Misx Bacon. CITY CHAMBERS, Corner of QUEEN AND VICTORIA STS. ELECTRICAL. HERBAL. AND MASSAGE INSTITUTION. "SUNNTSIDE," LOWER siiIO.NDS-ST. SPECIALIST— T)ROF. /tOTCH. Late Specialist and Demonstrator to the Swedish Institution of Healing, Broadway. New York,on (Medical El-e«'triciiy and Mjss:\g>') is now open to sufferers for tiLe treatment of every description uf disease, chronii- or otherwise. MALE AND FEMALE WEAKNESSES. CHILDREN'S ' 'OMPLAINTS. NERVAL, MUSCULAR. AND DEFORMITIES. CONSULTATIONS FREE. Hours: f to 12 noon; 2 to 5 p.m.. 0 to 9 p.m. Phone 1084. ADAME NIELSEN, HisJ Majesty's Theatrr, Queen-st., Original Artistic H;ur Worker. Gold Medallist. (3H years' Continental and Colonial Experience). Madame Nielsen's Concentrated Electric Hair Invisorator. Price 3/tS. Ladies' Combings a Specialty. Hair Guards Plaited and Mounted in Gold. I" T~IS~WEi.IT KNOWN am»ag Psychic lnvestigators that (Crystal Gazers often see visions of a clairvoyant or Telepathic Nature. For instance, the Exporlmeut.-r might see in xh- Crystal a Moving Picture .1 distant frii'ud. This is a mere suggestion of the many phMiomena developed by Crystal tlazing. Everyone i-in develop the facnlty.—SlTT SELMA. Telepathic Seer. Williamson's Avenue, Pons;nby Tram. Phone ItUM. Only lady clients received. Patronised hy Lord Ranfurly, T/ord Northland, and the Elite of N.Z. G- B a P. MDRR A -• DENTIST. TOP SYMONDS STREET. Charges Moderate. Extractions by Painless Process, Gas, etc. Special attention given to tbe fitting of Artificial Teeth. Gold Crowns aud Pivots. Telephone 1168. Appointments made for Evenings. A CLOTHIERS CONVICTION. Mr F. Cohen, of Willis-st.. Wellington, is a busy business man. with no time to waste on letter writiug'for fun. He tricQ Rhfumo and was convinced. Mr Cohen says: —"Last Friday I f>xperi.-ni.-ed a very bad attack of rheumatic gout, iv fact, so bad that I had to leave business, and being unab:e to walk, I was assisted to a <ab. On arrival at home. 1 iinint-diatefy took a dose of your Rheumo, repeating same every four hours. The pain soon left, and in the morning I came down to business as usual. I cannot say too much foi the prompt and effectual manner in which yonr Rheumo acts on pain." Rheumo cures every time. Chemists and Stares, 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle, BOARD AflfP RESIDENCE. "DOARJJ AND RESIDENCE.—Mrs Miller. - 1 -* Thorles Villa. Cook St., 1 minute from tram; single rooms; eariy breakfasts; terms Iβ,'. "DEACiiV HJiAD," Lower Graftou road. -*-* Blight. couiiortaWe rooms, excellent table, Brie bathroom, good locality. Near City. Moderate. —Mrs ParnelL / CHELTENHAM BEACH.—Every heme comfort: trood table, splendid bcaeri, terms moderate. - Mrs Oil, Cheltenham Store. Apartnieut-s also. 7n>MFORTABLITTIoine for 2 permanent ■ Boarders: terms moderate.—Macclesfield Villa. K.araiigaliap« Rd., between Queen and Pitt sts. OAK BURN, Waterloo yuadrunt.—Com fortable Accouim^dation. L' "PEOPLE'S AG ENCY FOR ACCOM--L MODATION," 71. Queen-st-, Auckland. Visitors supplied; Nicest Places; Lowest Rates Guaranteed. Call and save searching. Corner Hay den and -*- Howe sts.—Vacancies for Boarders: bath, piano, and every convenience; 18/ week.—Mrs Quinn. inTIDOW, no ervenmbrance. has Furnish- * » ed and Unfurnished Rooms to suit business men; splendid locality.—M.A., 984. Star Office. TST'ANTED, 2 or 3 respectable Boarders, Vt every homo comfort, near penny section, terms moderate if friends.—36 College Hill. ITITtAXTED, a rcspettalile Young Gentle>»V hua Boarder in private family; all home camforts; terms moderate.—42 Vincent st. VS/'A.NTtD. Board and Residence, or Fur- ' ' nished Rooms, by Married Cotrpie with two children.—Address N.iL, SMO, S:ar Office. rr\ *'ANTED, respectable Youug Gentleman I' ' Boarder, private family; all home 1 comforts: terms moderate.—Apply Colgan, j Grocer, Sym-onds-st. ■VVTANTED. by respectable Mecnanic. an 11 Unfurnished Bedroom, with Board, in private family near tram. —Address X.Z., 953, Star Office. ITTTiANTED, Married Couple with 2 ' » Young good Children. Furnished Bedroom and. Sittingrooni. use kitchen; penny ] section. —Terms. S.. Box 372. G.P.O. J TTTANTED in or near Epsom, Boarrl and Itt Residence by a gentleman: liberal ; refms for suitable accommodjition. —Apolv jby letter to Paying Guest. 981 Star Office. WANTED. 2 friends to share nice large" Bedroom, school teachers or clerical gemtlemen preferred, musical family, very moderate terms. —Address, Box 989, Star ■Office. jyr i s s alee so n, Late of Bella Vista, Waterloo Quadrant, Having taken over "HINEMOA," ALFRED STREET, Which has been thoroughly renovated, WILL BE PLEASED TO RECEIVE GUESTS.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 66, 18 March 1905, Page 1
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