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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 5, 6 January 1908, Page 1

BOARD AWB RESIDENCE. Ap A in Errvate Family., coaavenient for city, {unfns. from trimv, —. Apply Star Office. 88 BOARD and Residence.—Wanted, 2 Gentlemen Boarders; good table; moderate terms.—Apply, 57, Collingwood-st. 22 T>OABD AND LODGINGS required byj **-' a yonng in prAiate faxnfljE, corner Hiciimoud and Ponsonby shower, etc—Apply Efeasonabie, Newton Post Office. ■ 4 PBIY.ATTi: ,X JT (Late "A&mraity House"). Telepbone, 10*0. 3EJELMXN-ST. Ikt.eict, TTPVTm SEMONDS-ST. -- Peltate Board and Eeaiiienre, Ice Ladiea and Genttfmwi,; Id section, Kttdmitan's, Confecttos»et 3!erjxis ate. Phone 1320.—Mrs M. L. Got. rr>ESPECTABI*E single yonng man se»Si -E^ , Board and Lodgi»s in private horiaes no o-tner boarders; Heine Bay preferred I Apply Abstainer, 61, Star Office. 2£ SINGLE and Doable Booms for gtartie- i max; witbont or partial board.—lS*jr afr. dress apply Star Office. 20 ." A-CAJSCIES, 2 Boarders, prirate, neai! Cboral TfaTl-; good coofrj-ng; h. and «v v baths, shower; pleasant garden; from X3f^ bolt washing.—Koslyn Hoose, cor, Wyngaad st. and Grafton-rd. "30 TXT_A_NTED, by g<*nttem;m, Rrjyate Bed and" ■W Sitting-room; separate, or combined! ' with partial boari; east sixie city.—Ji.ppty J., 10, Star Office. . irr "TSTJANTED, by respectable Man, Prtscsfca VV Board and Residence, City; quiet Terms moderate. —Apply, with full particulars to Lex, 39, Star Office. '' I 'TJTHE A VKiiliE," g Bact Newton Arcade, Karangahape-rt, -; Dnder New Management. : A Few Vacancies at present. Secluded situation; plctnTesqne grounds; beautiful view. Terms on application. Tel. 2255. (Mi EW. AT" EAB * S jTtl IFI TEN DATS' TREATMENT OP DR. COOSLETS WORL,D-BENOWISrEI> "ORANGE LILT" will be given FREE to any Lady- who has not used it before. From 21st December to January 13th. "TV E W A R 11 and 12. STRAND ARCADE, AUC^T.ANn /-"iTJRE TOO RHEUMATISM — WHY. v- 1 SUFFER? Many a sufferer from Rheumatism, Goat, Sciatica, Lumbago, and kiudred diseases ■ is now completely free from his excruciat- ; ing pains. Kheumo, the wonderful Remedy for these diseases, has cured him. Amongst ■ the number who have thus benefited is Mr H. F. .Tanning, of Feilding. He writes on July 21st, 1907: — "I hare taken PJieumo for Rheumatics, and hare found great benefit from taking it, and recommend it to all sufferers. — H. F. JAXXING." Give Rheumo a fair trial, and it wHI care TOT. All stores and chemists, 2/8 aDd 4/6.