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■WANTED. ■ynfANTED, young Girf, useful.—Savoy Wrpafe, 210, Qucen-st. > \ 32 XiyAXTED, a BoyT— Apply L. Jenkinsou, '' ' Plumber, 4t>, High-tst. 9 Youth to assist in store.—Ap- ' ' ply Irving Clarke, Customs-st. yi U/-AXTED, a Strong Boy for horse shoe- * V ing.— J. Page, Albert-street. SI ttT&gTHp, a smart Grocer's Assistant.— 'I , : it. yy. Gallaugiier, Victoria-st. 114 TX/'ANTKD, Young Girl as general.—Apply 'T' Mrs Caro, City-rd., off Symouds-st. lij TXT'AXTED, a Strong Boy.—Apply Keuder- >* dine and Kirkcup, Sa)e-st., Freeman's Bay. pra/'AKrED, a Young Girl to assist in • * » ' housework.—Apply 17, o'Neill.st., Ponsonby. ' 153 TX^iANTED— A good Boy for warehouse.— * ' Apply J. Wiseman and Sons Limited. Albert-st. 5 TXTANJED, 3 strong Boys for blacksniitb/s •JT; shop.—Apply w. Wilson, General ££Uith, Albert-st. VWANTEB—Handy Man for country.—Ap- *» ply Mrs. D. H. Evans, Whare Pal, Pi-mcess-st., Onehuuga. 6 TX7ANTED, at once, competent Plumbers; * * constant work for good men Apnlv 3. TV. Swalea, Ponsonby. . " jyt/jANTED, a good all-round Plumber; _ con"- ---"» stant employment to a suitable man. —Apply W. Craig, Symonds-st. , YX7 ANTED, a good General for Takapuna; » T plain cooking; no washing or shirts; good wages.—Apply A, Star Office. T^/"ANTED, strong Young Man to clean up ' ' and be useful about slaughterhouse.— Auckland Meat Co., Wakefleld-st. _0S \7yANTED, By young lady troui South, '» ' Position as lady-help, with homely peobabies.—May, I'onsonby P.O. 89 YX7ANTED, smart, active Boy about 14 or * T 15; just left school; to assist' in /grocers storo.—Apply at once, Graf ton atore, uear Choral UalK 18 ! YV ANTED ' by competent young woman, » T Positjon as Cook-Laundress, private nome, or Housemaid, hotel.—Mrs Bennetts Registry, 52, Shortland-st. iDyA-NTED, capable Woman or Girl to ■' * assist in house work; weekly half holiday mid Sunday free; no washing- I°/ I Methuen Homestead, Avondale. 12 by respectnbie couple Situa- »' tion in Private or Hotel; wife cook or housemaid, husband general work or go out.—Address Colonial, 16S, Star Office. 4 ■WANTED ~S7r ONCE, y- BLACKSMITH'S STRIKER. One accustomed to steam hammer. Also, Touch to learn trade. MASSEY BROS., Ltd., CustomE-st. TXJIANTED Known.—Buy your Rings di- '»» rect from the Makers.—H. B. Fisher, Auckland's Largest King Mak-er, Karanga-hape-rd. 'Phone 2340. WAXIKI) Known.—Take your Watch Ke- ' T pairs direct to H. B. Fisher, Swiss Expert Watchmaker. 'Phone, 2340, Kar-angahape-rd. W "ANTED Known.-rTJuy your Jewellery- 1 direct from the Maker and save money. —H. B. Fisher, Auckland's Largest Retail Manufacturing Jeweller, Karangahape-rd 'Phone 2340. 'ANTED Known.—lt pays to get your Tools Sharpened at H. Leadbeater's Sheffield House, Wakefieid-st. Only address. T\rANTED Known.-^XVlsit _ tothe""Work- - ' > ingman'a Friend, 257, Corner Queen and Welleslcy streets, for Clothing, Mercery, etc., will save you lots of money. \Y A X T E D; Ladies to see Aulsebrook's New Season' 6; Millinery To-morrow — A; SEW IDEA.. • KAR.ANGAHAPE-RD., opp. Tabernacle, i VSrANXED Kuowu.—The 'VVorkingman'fc » » I'nend, for Eain Coats, Oils, UmbreUaa etc.; best goods at low prices.—267 Corner Queen and Weilesley streets. W. A n i En," Ladies to see Aulsebrook's New Season; s Millinei-y To-morrow — jv XEW IDEA ■ KARANGAHAPE-RD., opp. Tabernacle. • jVS/'ANTED Known—Highest Price for Ftn-1 »■ mture. Why risk saleroom? We send cart, save all trouble, pay.spot cash, from il up to £1000, and not ashamed to advertise our name as buyers.—Johnston and Co corner Hobsou and Cook sts. .." ■WANTED Known.—The TV'orkingmani " Friend Is the cheap iorise-for ClothiarA Mercery, Hats; his motto is "Small proilt and quick sale."—267, Corner Queen aiid \\ ellesley streets. iWAXTED, .EVEHY HOUSEWIFE Wlfo ■y STUDIES ECONOMY to insist v"c" having "DURBAR" BOOT POLISH "DUKBAIt" FLOOIi POLISH, and ■■DZvt BAR" METAL (PASTE) POLISH. Said everywhere at 3d per Tin. mASTED Known—Furniture, New ami * ' faecond-hand, for cash or time payments at prices defy competition.—Johnston and t-0., Cook and Hobsou sts. Known—Alfred Jones, V grapher, for Wedding Groups, Picnic, and Garden Parties.—Temporary Premises. High-st.-Vnlcap-lane. rryANTED, all who desire to save moriey »» to use "DURBAR," the marvellous Mate-proof Boot Polish and Leather Preserver, tnnt. doubles the lifetime of vomi boots. All Stores, 3d per tin. \T& ANTED to buy, Secondhand FurnJtSre J»• and Effects of any quality for cash at highest prices.—"lmmediate," 571, Star Uince. . ■ TntfANTED, Devonport Properties » » place recent heavy sales. Send fnllfcsrt ?i lr ?M, Ulars; bu y ers waiting.—Hipkins and Madill, Exchange-lane. \A, rA NTED.—The cheapest house "fox » ' Shirts, Underwear, Ties, Collars, ptq., evry time, the—VVorkingman's Friend 267 Corner Qneen and Weilesley streets. ; ' \Y A . N T E ; T>, Ladies to see Aalsebrook's New Seapoa's Millinery To-morrow — A NEW IDEiA. KARANGA.HAPE-RD., opp. Taberna.jle. WANTED Known — McMASTEK~UEd ' SHALDEKS have opened their New Winter Dresses, Millinery, and Maajties Call and see them. . 57 iTX/anted Sale, a nice •ujpZtoT ' » date Hairdressing Saloon, iv good locality; cheap.—Apply to Saloon, 325, Star Office. ■ 75 "fXTANTED to Buy, Singer Drophead Sew- » » ing Machine; also Household FurrAture and Effects; must be cheap.—Price and particulars Machine, 420, Star Office.. WAS T E ! BT Ladies to see Aulsebrook's New Season's Millinery To-morrow — A NEW KARANGAHAPE-RD., opp. TaberEUicle. TS7ANTED Known.—lf you want Rain- »» coats, Oil-coats, Umbrellas, the '.Workingman's Friend is the cheapest House in town.—267, Queen arid Weilesley streets. WANTED TO KNOW, why some » » pnblic are content to pay Sd per tin for a- boot polish, when a 3d Tin of DURBAR goes just as far? TO/ANTED—You to pay a visit to Shrlm- » » ski, the Workiugman's Frienr.L for Clothing, Mercery, Hats, etc.; besWT-alue for money.—267, Corner Queen and] Weilesley streets. W A~ N~ T~ E ) ~T7, Ladies to see A.ulsebrook's New Season's Millinery To-morrow — A NEW lISEA. KARANGAHAPE-RD.; opp. Taberi'iacle. fry 1 ANTE JD X N O W N— "■lf you-require any HARDWjIiRE or Goods to Furnish your house, get m V Price before purchasing elsewhere. It wHI nay you.—H. PRIME, ironmonger ancl Furnisher, ONEHUNGA. WANTED X N O W N AMERICAN DENTAL PARLOUS Are compelled to close every evening after June 24, excepting Saturday ac cording to Section IS of the A.'t" To give those working till 5 o'ciock an opportunity of consulting us. we will rp main open till 6 o'clock each a-v DR. R A X N E R ' HOURS: 5.30 to 6. SATURDAY: 5.30 t(l»l Evening, 7 to 9. •»"

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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 77, 30 March 1908, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 77, 30 March 1908, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 77, 30 March 1908, Page 1

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