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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 96, 23 April 1906, Page 1

_■ WANTED. 1 TENANTED to Buy, Pedigree Greyhound .» t i Dog.—State price to Advance, 556 Star Omee. !Wf A £ rE:D ' a smart Boy.—Apply Geo. •»»■ l.utt, Tailor and Mercer, Upper Sy-monds-st. - r - "■ "*■ IA7,ANT_D, an experienced General; 2 jn » » family.—Mrs King, Wel-lesley-st. East. 'Y\7:A>;tei>, -j Cnfurnished Rooms, use k., »* • for lady and gent., no child,'in or near Newton, ref.—A.B., Newton r.O. '■ by middle-aged widow, poslii tIOn as housekeeper to one or two rentlem_n; capable -and trustworthy.— Address Widow, 552, Star Office. IW.' A^ TE:D ' by Youu S: Married Couple, Furnished Rooms in Grafton-rd. (or near). —Apply. Permanent, 583, Star Office. by Young Man, Situation as ¥ » railcrout or Benchman, 5 years' experience, town sawmill—Address "Benchman, oSO Star Office. S7S7„.viiKD j nniol . c , erl: tor country » ' • Sawmill; must be good at figures; one used to the trade preferred.—Am>lv by letter to G., Box 177, G.P.0., Auckland. fty ANTED A T ONC B, COAT, VEST, TROUSER MACHINISTS, AND FINISHERS; Constant employment CAMBRIDGE FACTORY. ANTED i KNOWN. modern dentistry without Pain. PAINLESS EXTRACTION is the great feature of our business. We make a positive guarantee that our new system or extracting teeth is eptirely painless. WE MAKE NO CHARGE IF PAIN IS FELT. ALL EXTRACTIONS ARE FREE When replaced with new teeth. Call for Free Advice, and our Low Scale of Charges on Gold Crowns, Bridgework, Gold Filings, Porcelain Inlays, Pivots, etc. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL S P.M. rXTEWTON T-\ENTAL ,pp., Corner KARANGAHAPE RD. and HOWE ST., over National Bank. i. G. M. RYLANCE. Manager. i ■ ——i -. . i ; ! „,. WASTED, ; i :* JiUVVSfST CJEVfi-N vyONDEBS " i J" fDOOTS & CMIOES. 1 For J3 «EVEN T)AYS. i At j TITILLER'S, qcriCTORLY-ST. 1. 1. Gent's English Glace Kid Welted Boots, usual price IS/6, only 8/11 a_ j--^ i .^ I S. TTaaies- 4/11 y Evening Shoes fof IAI pair 3. Gent's 6/11 Court Shoes for 2/11 pair I 4. Ladies* 10/6 Louis Heel Shoes for 5/11 5. Ladles' 5/11 Lace and Button Shoes, I neat patent cap, for 2/11 6. "Nugget" and "Jetta" Boot Polish, 6d tins for 3d j 7. Infants' 2/6 Tan Shoes for 1/ njir ' JfOR rj -OATS. At '; j FILLER'S JJOOT pAI/ACB, I VICTORIA-ST. i GEVEN. BONDERS In Tj_NCY jfIOODS For - ■ ;g EVEM -JT^AYS. A T ILI II ' LEB ' S ' TTICTORIA-ST. 1. 1/ Writing Pads, superior Bank Paper, for 4>Jd each \ 2. 10/6 Gent's Watches, for 3/U 3. Real Good Mantelpiece Clocks, for 1/6 4. Large -3/6 Cuttins Ont Scissors, 1/ pair 5. A Hair Brush and Comb for 6d the pair j6. 3 eases Universal Song Folios, coa- ! taining 20/ worth of Music, for 1/lx | 7. 2000 Copies of Copyright Music, markI ed 2/ per copy, 3 copies for 1/ pEET. i ALL -nOCTOES AGREE. that if you are tired of living, and want to see what comes mxt, you've only to cultivate WET FEET. WET FEET carry off more people than war and old age combined. This is the season of the year when it is most important to protect your feet. We have just opened, ex s s STAR OF NEW ZEALAND and SONOMA. 46 cases of HOOD'S AMERICAN RUBBERS, stylish and snkpeiy-i tfie best in the world. Ladies' Overshoes, 2/6, 2/11, and 3/6 pair Gentlemen's, S/ll and 4/11 Lad lo/6 RUbb6r BQ ° tS ' 6/11, 8/11 « "S Gent's Rubber Boots, 15/6 A T M ILLEB ' S '81001B 1001 P^ACE 100, 102, & 104, VICTORIA-ST F OR 7 T) ATS ' IJSANCY T>EPOSITORY AND IJOOOT pALACE, 100, 102, and 104, VICTORIA-ST., Corner of Federal-st. |TT*INTED Knowo-Atoartutely Choieefct lifV. Creamery Butter for tha tabls _U the" year rounfl.—New. Zealand DMnr A»eocia.Vea, __Dtt«A.