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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVII, Issue 164, 11 July 1906, Page 12

WANTED. (Continued from page 1.) TTtTIANTED, elderly Woman, light duties, '" ai °all wages—Apply star Office. [ryjANTED .at once, 2 experienced Plum- »▼ bers.—Apply H. M. Corln Plumber, Newton. ' tr\7;ANTED, Young Girl for housework.— , Bondi Fruit Depot, corner Pollen-st. and Great North-rd. |raTANTED, smart Youth for orders; used" »■»■ to the trade.—Apply F. D. Parsons, Butcher, Great North-rd. EXPERIENCED ARCHITECTURAIs DRAFTSMAN REQUIRES. ALEX. WISEMAN, * Architect, 22, H.M. Arcade, Queen-st. ' rpO POULTRY FARMERS—Wanted to f-- Rent or JLease, Poultry Farm about S acres.—Full particulars to Orpington, io'2 Star Office. TO IXT. (Continued from page I.)

rPO LET, Devonport, Cottage 5 rooms, ■*-! bath, etc.; 13/.— J. A. James, 31, Short-land-st. !TMO LET. Devonport, Furnished House of - 1 - 5 rooms, with every convenience, close to ferry; per week.—Frater Bros. fVNEHUNGA.—To Let. comfortable BedV/ room, furnished or unfurnished, range and fireplace; also comfortable Board and Residence for respectable workmen.—Apply to Mrs M. Johnston, Lower Queen-st., Onehuuga, near Maugere bridge. i r p!o LET, at Epsom, Gentleman's Resl- - 1 - deuce, nearly new, well-built, concrete foundation; slate roof and many conveniences. . Wide verandah and entrance hall. Four large principal rooms on ground floor, also kitchen, storeroom, scullery, and garden; wide balcony, 5 bedrooms upstairs, two IS by 14; also bathroom, detached man's room, coalshed, buggy-shed, stables, feed room, etc. The laud comprises about 5 acres, and Is conveniently situated to trams. Immediate possession. EWINGTON AND BAKER, QUEEN STREET.

PUBLIC NOTICES. P f H\ REWARD.—The above reward will 3m-.\J be paid by the Newton Pigeon and Canary Club for Information leading to the conviction of the person or persons who wilfully plucked Mr J. M. Thomson's Champion Yellow Variegated Norwich Canary at the late Show before Judging.—A. J. Vercoe, Secretary, Palce's Avenue, Mt. Rosklll. VXfHEN coming into Town To-morrow, vv don't forget It. Always Dalton's for Tailoring, Clothing, and Mercery every time. — 276 and 278, Queen-st

jIJjOAP IS WONDERFULLY EFFECTIVE. LOST, ALL FEAK OF CONTAGION by buying your Milk In Sealed Bottles from the AUCKLAND PURE MILK SUPPLY, Ltd., Manukau-road, Epsom. Phone 200 a. GREAT WINTER SALE. .'C.vy. Ladies' Tan Shoes, 6/6, reduced from 15/6; Children's Shoes, 1/11, 2/11, '2/G. — Sale Now On. — D.S.C. OUSKUOiibEKS, see that your Grocer supplies yon with New Zealand Dairy Association's (Limited) Butter. TIRY our "Lawn Grass" for making new Lawns and renovating old ones. Can't be Beat—at Mackay's, 195 Queen-st TITHES coming Into Town To-morrow, »» don't forget it. Always Dalton's for Tailoring, Clothing, and Mercury every time. — ■ 276 and 278, Queen-st. PIANOS — See our value before deciding elsewhere. — E. and F. Piano Agency, near H.M. Theatre. — B. Coldicutt STRAY DOG TO CAT, 6.30 a.m.-. No good going there for a drink, since they have had their milk in sealed bottles from the Auckland Pure Milk Supply, Ltd., Manukau-rd., Epsom. 'Phone 2009. ittTO GREAT WINTER SALE. .(O'.V-/'. Prilled Pillow Cases, 6Jd each; 38ia Art Muslin 3Jd yard. Sale Now On. — D.S.C. "AUSTRAL" iQOAP IS ALL THAT AN EXACTING PUBLIC REQUIRES. WORD ABOUT HATS.—We carry the thing that's wanted in style, shape, and price; splendid line selling at ti/t}.— Geo. Tutt, Tailor and Mercer, Symonds-st. EW ZEALAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION'S (Limited) BUTTER VAN delivers Butter in City and Suburbs dally. WHEN coming into Town To-morrow, don't forget it. Always Dalton's for Tailoring, Clothing, and Mercery every time. — 276 and 275, Queen-st. O O T 8, ~~ ~ CHEAPEST IN TOWN. McKERRAS', opposite Herald. A HOUSE WELL FURNISHED is not a -£*- home unless you have a regular supply of Pure Milk in Sealed Bottles from the AUCKLAND PURE MILK SUPPLY, Ltd. Manukau-rd., Epsom. Phone 209. 'Qi,ri GREAT WINTER SALE. S ii k Hibbon good shades. Id, 2d yard; Silk Ribbon, wide width. Sd and 4d yard. — Sale Now On. — D.S.C. YXfHEN coming into Town To-morrow, »» don't forget It. Always Dalton's for Tailoring, Clothing, and Mercery every time. — 276 and 275, Queen-st. -1 /a CHILD'S ANKLE STRAPS. 4 to 6, ■*-/ v» never made for the money. McKERRAS' BOOT SALE, oppp. Herald. r)!S!If! GREAT WINTER SALE. Ladies' Trimmed Hats, 2/11Untrimmed Felt Hats, 6d and 1/. Sale Now On. — D.S.C. UNDENIABLE BARGAINS IN BOOTS At McKerras' Boot Sale, , Opposite Herald. ■W-OTICE. ■DOBERT jQHARLES /XaRR AUCTIONEER, LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT, TTA3 TJEMOVED TO 7 jg|WANSON-ST. NEAR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. PIANOS, ORGANS, ETC. NEW PIAND DEPOT, Karangahape-rd., opp. East-st. — Low Prices. Easy Terms." — F. W. Joy, Practical Tuner and Regulator. lANOS & Organs—World's Leading Makers. Sale, Hire, or Exchange. Call ft inspect F. Moore & Co., next Smeeton's. T> I A N P I A N O S. Why be without a Piano, when you can obtain a first-class Instrument, beautiful tone, perfectly constructed, from 6/ per week? A stock of 36 New Instruments, by JUSTIN BROWNE, Gold Medallist London, HOELLING AND SPANGENBLRO, •JL) Medals, Germany. SPAETHE, Gold Medallist, Germany. These makers have stood the test in a nekland the last 25 to SO years, and have given the utmost satisfaction. A good selection also stocked, of beautiful appearance and durability, by other makers. A few good Second-hand Pianos and Organs from £10. Inspection Invited, at LEWIS T> TOADY'S, UPPER LIVEBI XX. AU POOLi-STREUT, Telephone 857. Near WlndmllL 1 Art PIANOS and Organs to select from— X.W The English and Foreign Piano '-rency. Ltd. — H. Coldicutt Manager. -JQ/-J-I PER MONTH—New Pianos, Iron J-is/ -LLframe, check action; also Second hand Instruments.—Joy's Music Depot, Karnngahape-rd.