JO/ANTED, Youth to assist iv store.—ApVV ply Irving Clarke, Customs-st 31 iVyiANTBD, a Boy.—Apply Noone and Tre'V V i vartheu, Wood Turners, Albert-st. 112 !YX7ANTED, an Apprentice for the trade.— ■t T • Apply J. w. Swales, Jervois-rd., Ponsonby. TX7ANTED, an Experienced and competent 'TV Dressmaker, by the day.—Apply 0.N., 163, Star Office. •*_* 113 TXTANTED, a General, 3 in family.—Mrs. t T Claude Moses, Valley-rd., Mt. Eden, near Cucksey's Store. 31 \7STANTED, Painter and Paperhanger for ■tt. Dargaville; must be competent—Apply 220, Hobson-st 12 jmA.NTED, a Man for tail of circular, for » t country mill.—Apply Cashmore Bros., Ponsonby Timber Mill. jTyjANTED, Respectable Young Girl for mL T,-? ouse , w .°T, t '— For address apply to Mrs. Riley, Wallace-st 71 TK/-ANTED, Shirt and Finery lroners; also, V, \ O, i us Glrls wi'Uns to learn.,—New eZaiand Laundry Co., Ltd.. Quay-st. 11 good General.—Apply Mrs Alf. ' Johnston, Great South-rd., Epsom ten minutes from Newmarket; no washing. , S3 Crowds at the Socialist tt party s meetings to-morrow (Sunday) 3 p.m., ureys Statue. 7.30 p.m., bottom Qucen-st. ' |ryANTED. Buggy, seat four/low built » » ' (not phaeton), strong and light; state sr.5 r . cc d Particulars.—For address, apply Star Office. 4 ryANTED, in Ponsonby, a Room to stow * v household effects for few weeks — =P ply^it ' ltlng rent locality.—Room, 321 Star Office. oX 'W/fANTED, first-class Bodybuilder; 5e7T ' manent job to good man.—State wages and experience to L.8., No 3 Su--rey-st. Grey Lynn. TXrANTED to Buy, Household Furniture" ' t and Effects of any description in any quantity; highest cash price given.— Anolv Star Office. -^PP'y TyANTED, Oil Launch~about 30ft; cargo *» and passengers; with or without engine: also, 41ft Launch.—State price to Oil Launch. 326. Star Office. C 7 VXTANTED to Buy, Household Furniture I ' «n« Effects; iv any quantity; up to iooo; highest price given; spot cash — Apply "Furniture," 631, Star Office. YX7ANTED. one thousand Trade Unionists J t to vote for W. L. Rowland, the Labour candidate, at the City Council Election next Thursday. Your interests are his * S7 VyANTED, one thousand Members of t t Frieudlv Societies to vote for W L Rowland at the City Council Election next Thursday. Being oue of yourselves he will guard your interest as his own. 8g UCKLAND HOSPITAL AND CHARIT-" ABLE AID BOARD. Applications will be received by the Board up to Noon of MONDAY. April 6th, for the position of Honotary Visiting Physician to the Alexandra Home, Ellerslie H. M. GARLAND, Secretary. ANTED KNOW N. In thanking friends and patrons for their Liberal Support in the past. HENRY SANKEY, THE FASHIONABLE TAILOR, wishes to notify them that the business has been removed from Karangahape-rd. to No. 8, WELLESLBY-ST. EAST (same side as Public Library). Est. ISS7. "yy. A N T E D KNOW N. AUCKLAND CATHOLIC BOOK And -PIANO DEPOT. CHEAP PIANOS, Choice Prayer Books, Gold-mounted Rosaries, and all Catholic Requisites. MESSRS HISCOCKS AND oON HOBSON-ST. W„ A X 1 -Z d. Everyone to have the Best and Save Money on VENETIAN BLINDS. EDEN TERRACE. Two Doors Below Masonic Hail. TUCKER pi-ROS., Venetian Blind Makers ■*-» and Wire Workers. Telephone 1667. ry ANTED. KNOWN. TTOW TO .jyjAKE TyrONEY. Join the Growing Army of SATISFIED HUSBANDS AND WIVES Who Buy at f-tOCHRANE'S, T IMITED. Bedsteads and Furnishings at Auction Prices every day. Call and inspect, and you will be more than pleased. COCHRANE'?, LIMITED, 93, Queen-street ry ANTED KNOWN. JUST OPENED UP, 1 _ A LARGE SHIPMENT OF RATTAN CHAIRS. See Window. Prices from 5/3. SWINBURNE BROS., COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, Cor. Mt. Eden-road. (Late Maple and Co., London) ANTED KNOWN. THE FRED BROWN VENETIAN BLIND Was awarded THE FIRST CERTIFICATE AND ONLY GOLD MEDAL AT THE AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. They are Superb. Cheapest and Best, EVERY BLIND GUARANTEED. FACTORY: PONSONBY-RD. Telephone 014. ITO A N T E D TT N 0 W N — EVERYBODY HER OWN DRESSMAKER, BUTTBBICK'S NEWEST PAPER PATTERNS. JUST3ECEIVED. Catalogue of Styles. Post Free, 3d. THK DELINEATOR, The Ladies' Favourite Fashion Magazine. Post Free, yd. W. 'P. OGILVI0 GILVIE > 211, QUEEN-STREET. W ANTED KNOWNTHINK of the Number of Typewriters that seemed so popular a few years ago. THINK of the different ones seeking public favour to-day. mHEN THINK of the REMINGTON [J- which has been the Standard ever since Typewriters were Invented, and which 1 maintains its supremacy SOLELY THROUGH LASTING MERIT. rnHE man who SEEKS EXPERIENCE -»-, may seek it anywhere, but the man who HEEDS EXPERIENCE, tmys the MING TON. TT IS THE ONLY TYPEWRITER THAT ■*- HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TTME. Call and see a Demonstration, or write For Illustrated Booklets. gTOTT AND TJOARH, SOI/E IMPORTERS. REMINGTON STANDARD TYPEWRITER, And " RBMTICO " TYPEWRITER SUPPUES For all Makes of Machines. 'Phone, 1400. 6, SWANSON-STREET, AUCKLAND. REPATRS TO ALL OTHER MAKES A SPECEAWTY. (
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 76, 28 March 1908, Page 1
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