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WANTED. YXT'ANTED, Tinsmith.—Apply to Bycroft, ■ VV Ltd., Shortland-st. 4 WANTED, a smart Boy for Tantry.—Apply Sailors' Home. 43 WANTED, Light General at once, good 1 wages.—ls2, llobsou-st. 91 ANTED—A Smart Boy for Office.—Apply, The Settlers' Steamship Co., Ltd. _* 'VS/ANTED, a Boy for the blacksmithing.— ; ty - Apply W. A. Reed, Customs-st. West 133 rCyANTED, Boy for messages; wages 10/. ' * T ' —Apply "Observer" Office, WyudhamSt. 139 TTCTANTED, Coachhouse and Stable, at ' v T Ponsonby.—Apply Coach, 971, Star Of. i lice. 7 ' i\/V"i A:N ' T ED—A Smart. Trustworthy Boy , »V. for shop.—Apply A. Kohn, 17S, Queenstreet. sj7 ftA/ANTED, Boy from 15-17 years old, "'■ liberal wages if suitable.—H. w. Batkin, Draper. a good General, daily, from v v 5.30 a.m.; no washing.—Apply M.. 990. Stor Office. ns 'VV'- 4 -^ 1 * Situation to Manage Baker's ■ '»' or Other Business.—Apply D., 321, ] Star OtQce. o WANTED, a good Plumber or Pipefitter. ♦ T —Apply D. and J. Miller, Plumbers, Wellesley-st. East. __>_ (VA'jANTED—Respectable Boy as ApprenIT » tice; good opportunity to learn the trade.—Rendell's, Ltd. Grocer's Assistant, must be ' T » good canvassers.—Mearns and Co., Grocer, 50, Karangahape-rd. VyANTED, good ironers and Finishers; » » also Girls to Learu.—Aucklaud Steam Laundry, Upper Queen-st. TOANTED, Gardener, to look after garden ' and grounds; take several days a month. —Apply aud Co. lti ryANTETJ, strong Giri for riain Ironing T v and assist Washing, 15/ per week.— i Mt. Eden Laundry, near flrebell. [ \A/ANTED, a good General for Takapuna; • v v pi a i v cooking; uo washing or shirts; good wages. —Apply A, star Office. VyANTED, a Lady Help for the country, vv accustomed to children; other help 1 kept.—App.y to E.Z., 575, Star Office. ' VyANTED—Au Apprentice for the shirtvv making.—Apply to Mrs. Jeffries, ' ln- > gomar House, Muiiakau-rd., Newmarket. 103 \y ANXED - smart, respect-able Woman to * v do Housework aud help iv shop; also a Lad used to horse.—Apply E. Jackson Newmarket. 94 - \\"ANTED —Good General; also WomarTto v v do washing and ironing for family of four.—Apply Aire. Edward Anderson, Mt Hobson, Remuera. 45 1 VITA 3 *TED, Woman for light washing and i-ieauing, Tuesday. Thursday, S.ttur- ■ day, m Private Hospital: must havO re- - ferences,—Hospital, QUI. Star Office. 79 i |CV , ' |A r ; ' I ' t;i:) ' strong Liuy. I tarn collar mak.v v lU g. a!so Gjr]s .__„. ijah , stitctllll g__ ( *PP»y D. o Sullivan, Saddle and Harness Maker, corner Nelbou and Beresford sts. 3 ~> yWIANTED Anovvu.—Buy your Rings di■T» rect from the Makers.—H. B. Fisher, Auckland's Largest Ring Maker, Karanga- ' hape-rd. 'Phone 23-iu. VyANTED Known.—The "fl'orkingmans • v v 1 rlend is the cheap house for Clothing, Mercery, Hats; his motto is "Small proat and quick sale."—267, Coraer Queen and . Wellesiey streets. '. VyANTED Known.—Take your Watch Revv pan-, direct to IX. B. Fisher, Swiss Expert Watchmaker. 'Phone, 2340, Kar-anyahape-rd. 1 VyANTED Known.—Buy your Jewellery - » » direct from the Maker and save money. —H. B. Fisher, Auckland's Largest Retail Manufacturing Jeweller, Karangahape-rd. ; Phone 20-iO. - yyANTED Known.—A visit to the Work- • » v ingmau's Friend, 2U7, Corner QueeD and Wellesiey streets, for Clothing, Mer- . eery, Hats, etc., will save you lots of money. yyANTED Known — Partington's Pure ' v V Whole Wheatineal Biscuits can be obtained at Victoria Flour Mills and Steam Biscuit Factory, Symouds-st.. opp Cemetery Bridge. yyANTED Known. — If you are tired of vv being "patched up," and want to be • Healed without drugs, consult Mr. Henry, Psycho Physician. _3. Queen-st. 177 VyAN'i'ED Known.—Miss K. King, Dress- ' v maker and Milliner, 3rd Avenue, Kingsland, is removing to 149, Symonds-st. 07 VY/ANTED Known.—lf you want Bain- . »> coats, Oil-coate, Umbrellas, the Workingmau's Friend is the cheapest House in town.—267, Queen and Wellesiey streets. WANTED Known—Hignest Price for Furuiture. Why risk saleroom? We send . cart, save all trouble, pay spot cash, from XI up to £1000, and not ashamed to advertise our name as buyers.—Johnston and Co., corner Hobson and Cook sts. Vy ANTED Known—Furniture, New and vv Second-hand, for cash or time payments, 1 at prices defy competition.—Johnston a.nd Co., Cook, and Hobson sts. WANTED —If you want best value for your Furniture, send it to Cochrane'a, Limited. r VY"ANTED.—The cheapest house for v v Shirts, Underwear. Ties, Collars, etc., evry time, the Workingman's Friend, 267, 1 Corner Queen and Wellesiey streets. yyANTED Known—Alfred Jones, Photo- "»• grapher, for Wedding■ Groaps, Picnic, and Garden Parties.—Temporary Premises, High-st--Vnlcan-lane. . \yANTED Known.—The Workingman's v v Friend, for Rain Coats, Oils. Umbrellas, etc.; best goods at low prices.—267, Corner Queen and Wellesiey streets. fO 71 ANTED KNOW N— ' *V, WE FIT UP Window Blinds, Curtain Poles, and Lay Linoleums, etc. at Lowest Rate. • PRIME, FURNISHER, ONEHUNGA. yyANTED —I'ou to pay a visit to Shrini- • " ski, the Workingman's Friend, for Clothing, Mercery, Hats, etc.; best value • for money.—267, Corner Queen and Wellesiey streets. Vy •*. N T E D KNOW N. In thanking friends and patrons for their Liberal Support iv the past. , HENRY SANKEY. THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR, wishes to notify them that the business has been removed from Karangahape-rd. to No. S, WELLESLEY-ST. EAST (same side as Public Library). Est. ISB7. yy ANTED KNOWN. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DA_. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. THE •ORITISH AND AMERICAN QHOfi IG.TORES, JAMES ADAMS AND CO., Opp Public Library. 5 SHOWING TO-DAY-LADIES' "UUEEN QUALITY" SHOES, Patent Kid Golosh. LADIES" "QUEEN QUALITY" DERBY "SHOES, Cuban Heels. . LADIES' TAN GLACE DERBY SHOES, Welted Cuban Heels. LADIES' HIGH-GRADE DERBY SHOES, Louis Heel. LADIES' HIGH GRADE EVENING SHOES. Beaded. LADIES' VERY SMART GLACE BUTTON BOOTS, 14.9. LADIES' TAN GLACE OXFORDS, Opera : Toe, Cuban Heel, 15/6. LADIES' GLACE KID EVENING SHOES, 5/6, S/0, 12/0. GIRLS' SCHOOL BOOTS, Broad Toe, Low I lieci. iBOYS' SCHOOL BOOTS for hard ware, 10/6 Sole Agents for "Goe-Easie" Boots for Men ) TAMES A DAMS and p,0., Opp Public Library. Teleehone 86L

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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 67, 18 March 1908, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 67, 18 March 1908, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 67, 18 March 1908, Page 1

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