; ' : - WASTED. '-','i-iA j |CT7)ANTED— Young Man lor bread cart.— i '''■ Farrell, Onefannga. TX7"ANTEI>, an Electrical Mechanic.—Apply TV Sneair "Worlts, Chelsea. 28 WANTED, General Servant.—Apply Mrs.. J. J. Beatty, Gladstone-road, Parnell. "ANTED, General Servant.—Aply Mrs. . J. J. Beatty, Gladstone-road, Parnell. •TX7ANTBD—Strong 'Boy to learn horse'Mi shoeing.— J. Quinn, Victoria-st;. West.' - .. -20 W ANTED, Woman Cook and Housekeeper for one nian.—Address-at Star Office. ' -' : S a General, must be a good » » ; cook.—Apply Mrs. Henderson, 34, Prin- r ces-st. " 66 TX/; ANTED, a Boy for the -blacksmithing. '■'■ —Apply W. A. Reed, Customs-st. West. - .- , . 100 [rXiTANTED, "a Housemaid.—Apply Mrs ■'» Ching, Remuera, near St. Luke's Church. ,47 WANTED —Four good Quarry Men, to cut _ke>:bs. and pitchers.—Apply J. Irvine, Avondalo. ■ -■■.., . . 107 frV/lANT'ED at once, Good Coat, Trousers, T *". r ami";S!iirt; Hands.—Banks and Co., Newton. - - . . WANTED, a Gardener one day a,}week; can get a good many other places^—Box 345, P.O. - " ' .. 5 \A7 ANTED—First-class Waitress and •-» »•. Housemaid.—Apply Fernleigh, Lower Syinonds-st. • • 21 ANTED, strong Youth for Store.—Apply Great Northern Brewery, Ltd., 45a, I'ort-sfc '..'.'.." '"■ ■", '-. 86 WANTED— Grocer's Assistant; state age . and experience.—Apply to H.T., IV2, Star Office. ■ '■ ~ ' ■ . IS WANTED —Girl, assist in dining-room. —Apply Criterion Restaurant, Cus-toms-st. 22 irV/ANTED by a dressmaker, Rooms in Upv[-\' per Symonds-st. : —Apply Dressmaker, 110, Star Office. 1 .V\7ANTED, 3 strong Boys for blacksmith's »» ! shop.—Apply W. Wilson, General Smith. Albert-st. • ■ 53 TXTANTED, Machinists for Blouses and '» ' ' underclothing.—Apply F. M. King aud Co.; 165, Albert-st. ' _ ■ WANTED, Cadet for woodwork depart- . .' rnent; Newton. Manual Training. Sc-nool. —Apply at the School. . , ANTED, by 2 capable Lads, 17, cmplovinent en. sheep farm; good "home—— T. Hadneld, Birkflale. " : 5S WANTED, an Office Boy.'—Apply between 1 and -2 o'clock, T.-P. Wing, Empire Buildings, Swanson-st. 7 |TT/*ANTED, a Boy to learn the trade.— » » Apply" II." E. Philip, Jervois Bakery, oppo. Tram Barn, Ponsonby. 14 TX/ANTED, experienced Hand for Cap- :»»• making; also, Improver for same.—Ap.ply to M.N.0., 362, Star Office. ' 44 YyANTED, a good General for Takapuna; ' ' plain cooking; no washing or. shirts; good wages.—Apply A, Star Office. WAITED, , Ironers for new shirts; also, ' Xoung-Girls for all departments.—New Zealand Laundry Co., Ltd., Quay-st.. 12 (OH-AS'TED, competent Manageress- 'or ■'''ladles' hairdressing, toilet rooms; leadIhg town.'—Apply Box , 111, Dnnedin. | TXTANTEDH-Smart - Youth to learn the : .*.T.;trade.—Apply, the London Drapery and Clothing Company, Symonds-st. (late J. 11. Cullen). .. :.. ../:. '~ ". : . .' ' fInyANTED,"-Young , Girl for" light houseV' "work," help' |njnd baby, sleep on premises.—Apply *>" Fprster's ' Grocery - Store, Remnera. . ■ ;;;'-•■, 10 WANTED, competent Machinist for two- ■ needle:machine.. Wages 30/ or piecework.—W. S. Jt?ek, ;Shirt Manufacturer, 10 and-12,-.Upper Pitt-street.' iVX^ANTE-D —Smirt-yoras Men with a few '''years' experience for all departments. —Apply the Lopdon Drapery and Clothing Co., Syinonds-sL-(late Cullen's). " SirrANTED—Smart Xpung Ladies for the •» : » VFaiicy. and -Sho.w.room Departments.— Applj', the ; London Drapery and . Clothing Co/, Syjnbnds-st. Oate Cullen's). -." ; . -. ANTED,. 20 competent Shirt MaehlnTstsT ~ Highest wages, or piecework. Also Girls, to S. Meek, Shirt Manufac-tnreri.-lO and 12, Upper Pitt-street. WAS TED, .', . C O.A.L.M IN E R S. VACANCIES FOR A FEW GOOD NORTHERN COAL CO . LTD.,-. Customs-st. East. ■ ■w. --• :a v - • n_. : t c ' d,' * T A TOTJTH'FOR TENT FACTORY.. ■• -ARCH. ■ CLARK /AND SONS, ..; ' Zeaiandia-Shirt Factory, Grey Lynn.. 16 ANTED by smart, energetic Clothing and Mercery Salesman, position, town or country; excellent stock.and bookkeepw.■Also ticket-writer; age 35.—Apply Suave, 3TI, ■ Star Office. .: . . . j S ANTED Known.—The 'Worktngmaii's .Friend is the' cheap house for. Clothing, Hats; his-motto is "Small prolir and'quick sale."—267, Corner Queen and Wellesley streets. ' ; ITX7ANTED Kiibwn.—Buy - your Rings di--ST- rect from -the -Makers:—H. B. Fisher, Auckland's Largest ■ iiing iiaker, Karanga-hape-td. 'Phoiie-23-10. - . 'VA/ , ANXKD Known—Hignest Price for Fur- •»» niturc. Why risk saleroom? We send cart, save all trouble, pay spot cash, from £l.up to £1000, and not ashamed to advertise pur name as buyers.—Johnston, and Co., corner'Hobson and Cook sts. ANTED Known.—A visit to the Workingman's Friend, 267,- Corner Queen and WeUesley streets, for Clothing, Mercery, Hats, etc., . will: save; yon: lots of money. : ANTBD Known—Fnrnitnre, New and Second-hand, for cash or time payments, at prices defy competition.—Johnston and Co., Cook. and Hbbson. sts. , WANTED —If yon want best value for ..your Furniture, sHipd it to Coehrane'e, Limited. v - ■ .' < ANTED ■ Known.—lf you want Raincoats, Oil-coate, Umbrellas, the Workingman's Friend is the cheapest House in town.—267, Queen and WeUesley streets. WANTED Known—Alfred Jones, Photographer, for Wedding Groups, Picnic, and Garden' Parties.—Temporary Premises, High-st-ryolpan-lane.; . . . : . WANTED Known.—Take your Watch' Re- , palis. direct to H. 8.-Fisher, Swiss Expert ' Watchmaker.' 'Phone, 2340, ' Kar-angaliape-rd. ■ i^ XtT'ANTED KNOWN.—For Sale, a Novelty, I »■'*' £1' or nearest offer;- it took over £20 at Ngaruawahia Regatta. A smart mancan make'-10/-per'day easy with it.—A. Chad wick, c/o Cambridge House: -Vincent-" st., Anckland. '.-■" - . - :13 ANTED Known.—Buy your Jewellery direct from the Maker and save money. —H. B. Fisheis Auckland's Largest Retail Mariufactaring Jeweller, Karangahape-rU. 'Phone 2340., . , , WANTED Known.—We are real buyers of Household Furniture; highest prices given.—F. Olsen and Co., 245, Karanga-hape-rd.- ...... 40 ■tTT'ANTED.—The cheapest house for » » " Shirts, TJnderwear, Ties, Collars, etc., evry time,, tne Worklngman's Friend, 267, Corner Queen and-Welleeley streets. ANTED Known — Partington's Pure 'Whole Wheatmeal Biscuits can be obtained at Victoria Flour Mills ana Steam Biscuit' Factory, Symonds-st., opp. Cemetery Bridge. -: - • '■-■_-'■ WANTED- Known.—The Workingman's .for Rain Coats, Oils, Umbrellas, etc.; best goods at low prices.—267, Corner Queen arid 'Wellesley streets. tor/1 ,a;n.t c d k no w n— »»' I Give the Lowest Quotations for BUILDERS' HARDWARE AND IRONMONGERY. . - All "Goods Delivered Free in. Auckland and '".'.• Penrose, , etc. :. H.. PRIME, Ironmonger, ONEHUNGA. . XXJ ANTED—You to pay a Tisit i:o Shrim'ni\i* "Vl* ■■•■y° t « n sman¥ Friend, for Clothing, Mercery, Hats, etc.;- best value , Qtteeu and Wefi W AXT^. ED Knowu -— To Cabfnetniakers and PrL^ th l? S - J USt landed ' «w shipment o? Pressed Monldincs.— w. A. Blaikie, Hard ware Importer, 27 and 29, Victoria-street. 42
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 71, 23 March 1908, Page 1
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