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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 145, 19 June 1906, Page 1

A SITUATION as Working .Hoasakeeper, middle-aged person, good cook; references.—Abstainer. 493, Star Office. OOT TRADE.-Wantei a Bencbman. *Iso a Boy for the trade.—Apply Northern Boot Company. LOCUTION PFPfLS wanted, ciass or private.—F. Alfred Price, Teacher of Elocution, Dramatic Art, Stage Deportment, Box 574, G.P.0., Ancfcland. i'rO PAINTERS.—Wanted, competent all- -*- round Hand. Also smart Lad for trade.—Bell, Decorator, 4. York-st.. New-" ton. O PROPERTY OWNERS.—Wanted, for investment, to replace recent sales. Properties for £150 upwards.—J. Corbett Pearson, Land and Finance Agent, 112. Victoria Arcade. "VTTOLINIST, new arrival, is Open for * Engagements.—Apply by letter to D.H.J.. 471. Star Office. i'P O WAREHOUSEMEN. WANTED FOR WELLINGTON, A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT MAN To take charge of the MILLINERY AND FANCY DEPARTMENT. Apply in first instance, by letter, to ROSS AND GLENDINING, LTD., DURHAM-ST. EAST. RESAS MEDICATIVE LEG SUPPORTS. 10/6; prevents and cures Varicose Veins. Swellings, Pains, and Ulcerarion.—Manfactured at 266, Queen-st. TT7ANTED KNOWN—A large SioclT~of ♦ » New Photo. Postcards on hand at lowest prices. SEDDON Postcards, 6 for ,6d stamps, post free.—W. P. OGILVIE, 211. Queen-st.. Auckland. i TVANTED SEEN, the New ORCHID [** VASES, very lovely, make handsome ! Wedding Tresents WILSON'S, 201 Qucnstreet. iTEA SETS—The PARAGON China, very A effe<t:'ve shapes and patterns, at low price. Set.-; from 14/6 for 40 pieces in gold and colours.—WlLSON'S, 231 Qneeu-st. 'T/UILSON has opened up a large and var- » » iPd assortment of New Goods, ami re-<«pe»-tfu!iy solicits a-call at 291 Queen-^t. WILSON has Just opened another ship- » ' ment of the favodritf AFTERNOON i J Dd SACCEKS. Early Inspection invl.ed to secure choicest patterns — ~»)i ; i s !_ , anted known. t!dX TI ? KICK ' S Newest PAPER PAT:idI po*t 'toe receired ; 30 pages Catalogue, W? P. OGILVIE. 211, QUEEN-ST. A X T E D KNOW NTHE FRED. BROWN VENETIAN BLIND Was An-arded the First Certiacate aua Only Gold Medal at the Auckland Exhibition lhey are Superb. Cheapest and Best. Four Years" Guarantee with, every Blind. FACTORY: PO.NSONBY-EOAD. i Telephone 214. | A N TE D X N OWN—

A T . JCJMITH AND OONS. DENTISTS. HOBSON-STREET (Opposite St. Matthew's Churcti) SUPPLY UPPER OR LOWER SETS OF BEST TEETH. Two Guineas. Good Fit Guaranteed. Old Sets of Teeth ro-msde to Fit the Month. . Painless Extractions.. W A N ' r X N' 0 W NHt U. SHROFF"S SHORT PRH : E LIST OF CARPENTERS" TOOLS, STQVES. TOOLS.—Hand Saws. 2,0. ;;', 3/g up - wards; Rip Saws, 3/9, 4/9 upwards; Disston & Nest of Keyhole Saw (:i blades, i handle), 3/3: Firewood Saws, U/ff; Saw Sets. 6d. 1/: Hammers, large size, I/. 2/6: Tack Hammers, 6d; Boxwood Rules. 2ft, 4-fold. 6d. I/; Levels, 1/; large Level and Plumb, 2/11; Carpenters" Braces. 1/6, 2/, 2/S. 3/ upwards; Gimlets. 3d; Bradawls, 3d; Chisels. 7d. Sd. 9d upwards: Smooth Planes. 3,6: Jack Planes. 4/6: Trying Planes. 5/<>; German Jacks. 2/3: Stanley's "Block Planes. 94. 1/. 2/: all Stanley's Planes; Plyers, 6d. Bd. 1/: Cutting Plyers, 1/6, 1/9: Cutting Nippers. 1/. 1/6; Pincers. 1/; Tinmen's Snips 2/3. 2/6: Carpenters' Squares, 9d. 1/, 1/3, 1/6: Bevels. 1 : Screwdrivers, 6d. 9d. 1/: Spokeshaves: Compasses. 1/, 1/3, 1/6: Callipers: 9d: Drills. 4d: Hack Saws. 1/6:-Horse flippers, ball-bearinjr. Pruning Shears. 2/: Brass Garden Syringes. 3/9, etc.. etc. STOVES.—Spirit Stoves from 9d; Kerosene Stove. 3/: Gas Rings, 1/11; Dover Stoves, good oven. 5 holes on top. splendid cookers, 50/. A large selection of other Ranges, such as Orion. Orb, ' Searchlight. Mistress, Pearl, etc.. all at very cut prices. AT TT T> OHROFF, Ironmonaer and General House Furnisher, 106 AND 10S. VICTORIA-STREET. rfHE CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM.

E-xposure to eotd and damp is the chief rause of rneumatism. Through cold anddamp the skin fail? to throw off perspiration, and thus' the poisonous nric acid cannot pass from the body. This soon accumulates, and then usually attacks one of the joints. When thoroughly developed the slightest movement gives agony. Whether in the preliminary or advanced stages, RHEOIO will quickly cure rheumatism. It neutralises and drives oot the acid accumulations, and gives speedy and permenant relief. Your chemist or grocer sells it at 2/6 and 4.0 a bottle. Try it. LOST AID FOUND. LOST. Tair of Gold Eye Glasses.—Finder rewarded on applying to w. Nairn Grocer. Newmarket. OST. Lady's Silver Watch, with monogram E.M.K. on lid.—Reward at \'o 24, Lincoia-st., Fonaonby. LOST, small Black Rag containing Spec--tacles. Reward.—Conf-am, care of Le Roy. Sail Loi't. Queen-st. T OST. Sunday evening, Medallion Photos. A-» Lady and Chiid.-~Reward on kindJy returning to J. Snedden's, Bym«nds-st. LOST, Carlton Gore-rd.. or Saafield View, Purse containing return ticket. Whangarei.—Apply Warnock Bros.. Durhrim-st. TOST Sunday afternoon, between ilVyn--L« yard-rd. and'AlTjert Park. Goid Broocn.. 2 bare and horseshoe. Reward.—Star Office! T OST Monday week, top Grove-rd.. Vaux- •*•* hall. Parcel Washing.—Finder rewarded returning to Mrs Denby. Vanxaalt, Devonport. LOST, between Gladstone-rd. and Parnell, 1 New Green Cart Cover.—Reward on returning to Cunningham. Dur-ham-st.. or Queen-st.. Onehunga. LOST, yesterday, between Mt. Roskill and ' Queen-st.. Gold Brooch. butterfly, and pearls, keepsake: reward..— Jliss Walker. 4. Mercantile Chambers. OST. Black Leather Purse, containing return saloon ticket to Gisbonie ami small sum in silver. Finder please return to Union Steamship Co.'s Office. Reward. T OST. Fur Necklet i keepsake), between ■"-* Ponsonby-rct and Klng-st.. Arch HiU. via Crammer. Kent. Gt. North rds., RoyercfT and Stanley sts. Reward.— Newton Police Station. OOD * REWARD.—Lost, last "week, - ! Pug Pnp.—Finder will be rewarded on returning to Gloucester House. Greyst. FOUND, amall Pug Dog. Mt. Eden collar No. 86.—Apply DTrrham-st. Saleyard. In Remuera, a Pnrse containing '-*- i monsj and papers. Owner can have•asaa PT_P«TIn« erpjaaai- — Apply .Hr, .AlsJOm TTacenc-ro., mmu wi a.