WANTED. [RANTED, 6 lignt Pulling Boats.—Apply " Boat, 338, Star Office. 106 fSTANTED to Purchase, a Second-hand »*• Ilor3e Scoop.—X. O. Clark, Customs-st. iVest. 13 a Housemaid.—Apply Mrs *» Ching, Uemuera, near St. Luke's Church. 47 PLANTED —Price for Painting 7-roomed * ' House; labour only.—A. Burret, Clon-jorn-rci., Remnera. r\fANTED~to~Let, in Ellerslie, 2 Rooms, »» furnished or unfurnished.—For adIrcss apply Star Otßce. 84 PLANTED, a smart Youth, 18 or 19, for '"■ delivery van.—Apply, with references, IV. G. Ilutchlnson, Karangahape-rd. 'ANTED—Small~Business of any class wanted; must be, genuine and a paying iTOncern.—Apply P.P., 303, Star Office. 45 rXTANTED to Buy, good clean House in *» Onehunga, or large section. £(50 deposit.—Adress Urgent, 999, Star Office. 5 rX/!ANTED to Sell—Focal Plane Camera, »»■ i-plate, all accessories; Wishart enrelopes.—C. Lacey, Mackelvie-st., Ponsonby. ; 9 TX7A.NTED to Sell, Pure-bred Fox Terrier »» Puppies, and also Pure-bred Bitch, cheap.—\V. Edwards, No. 4, Kenall-st., Pousonby. 8 ryANTED to Adopt, Fine Healthy Baby » » Boy, from birth; premium given. — ipply Symonds-st. Post Office, R.E.X. 2G B.K.X. -M fX/ANTED to Sell—Coufeetionery Busi- »' ness, good stand, main roacl;"bargain. Price £50 cash.—Address 49, Svmonds-st. Post Office. " s j WANTED to Buy—A Small Fruit :mO I Confectionery Business, with Dwelling Rooms.—Full particulars to Cash 350, Star Office. ' 75 CITANTED—Smart Youth to learn the * » trade.—Apply the London Drapery and Clothing Company, Symonds-st. (late J. M. Uullenj. W 'ANTED—Smart Young Men with a few years' experience for all departments. —Apply the London Drapery and Clothing Co.. Symonds-st. (late Cullen's). rSfANTED —Smart Young Ladies for the •». Faucy and Showroom Departments.— Apply the London Drapery and Clothing Co., Symonds-st. (late Cullen's). (VyAXTED te> Bu>% a Phonograph or * * Gramaphone; must be in good order.— State price and where to be seen, Alpha, 3T»r>, Star Office. 91 VyANTED to Buy, Household Furniture » ' and Effects of any description, in any quantity; highest cash price given.—Apply Cash, 420, Star Office. WANTED," Devon port" Properties to replace recent heavy sales. Send fullest particulars; buyers waiting.—Hipkins and Madiil, Exchange-lane. WANTED to Rent, Hoiise, 5 or 6 rooms; Ponsonby preferred; no children; good tenant.—Semi particulars to llipfeins and Madiil, Exchaugs-lane. . 33 ANTED - to Sell, 7 Rudge-W. Cycles. just landed; latest improvements; £12 each. Offer for few days only.—Hargreaves, Eden Terrace. 11 TX7ANTED to Buy, Singer Drophead Sew- » " ing Machine; also Household Furniture and Effects; must be cheap.—Price and particulars Machine, 420, Star Office. I\T/-ANTED to Sell, splendid Fmit and »» Lolly Store; established 15 years; close Id section; easy rent; nice living for married couple; owner retiring.—Address Star Office. 34 to Kent, Premises suitable Cor- '" dial Factory, with stable accommodation; vicinity Karangahape-rd. and Upper Symomls-st.—Apply - Keid and B«inbrld?e, Auctlo&ects and Commission Agents, El-"iott-st.,-CMty;- • _
pA.T EN T ,J-y KIE R. ONE LB OF THIS . POWERFUL " DBIEE IS SUFFICIENT FOR 1 GALLON RAW OIL. S. J. B EST ASD O°--43, CUSTOMS-ST. E. YOU RHEUMATISM — WHY ,SUFFER? Many a euffcrer from Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica, Lambas°> *dA kindred diseases is now completely free from his excruciating pains. Rheumo, the wonderful Remedy for these diseases, has cured him. Amongst the number who haVe thns beueSted is Mr 11. F. Janninft, of Feililing. He writes on July 21st, 1907: — "I bare taken Rheumo for Rheumatics, and have found treat benefit from taking it, and recommend It to all BuSerers. — H. F. JANNING." Give Rb«amo a fair trial, and it will cure VOTT. All atores and chemists, S/( u>4 */*■
WANTED KITOWN. AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS Are compelled to close every evening after Jane 24, excepting Saturday evening, »c----eordimg to Section 18 of the Act. To give these working till 5 o'clock na opportunity of consulting us, we will remain open till 6 o'clock each day. DR. RAiKBB. HOURS: 8.30 t» & SATURDAY: 8.30 to 1; Eveninc. > to 9. Ty A N T B D. Basiness Men to call on T "fi , T EIGHTON AND SON, 6, Hijrh-strcet (near Post Office), MAKERS OF LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS, CARD CABINETS AND CARD SYSTEMS. Consult our Card Specialist. Forms Devised. Methods Explained. ■r\r\ ANTED KNOW N— !»V E Ver y Hotel and Steamer should keep a stock of THE YAURANGACOCKROACH EXTERMINATOR. As it is Simply impossible lor these Pests to Exist where this Exterminator is used. For full particulars, apply to PRUDEN & CO.. Manufacturers. Tauranga. Yy ANT EI) KNOW W. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. 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 TJRITISH AND gJHOB CJ.TOUES, ' JAMES ADAMS AND CO., Opp Public Library. SHOWING TO-DAY-LADIES , "QUEEN QUALITY" SHOES, l'ateut Kid Golosh. LADIES , -QUEEN QUALITY" DERBY SHOES, Cuban Heels. LADIES' TAN ULACK DERBY SHOES, Welted Cuban Heels. LADIES' lllGli-UUADE DEEBY SHOES, LAD^BS ? He i e iiGH GKADE 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/G, 8/0, 12/6. GIRLS - SCHOOL BOOTS, Broad Toe, Low BOYS' SCHOOL BOOTS for hard ware, I 10/G i Sole Agents for 'Goe-Easle" Boots for Men TAMES A DAMS and r*O., Opp Public Library. ' XelepVue S6L
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 69, 20 March 1908, Page 1
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