WANTED. - (TJS7ANTED, 2 competent Carpenters.—J. } »VV, Muir, Otahuhu. 50 7, IyXTANTED, a Boy.—Apply D. Jenkinson, 1 '' v Plumber, 40, High-st. 9 ? a smart Lad lor News Room. - *'■ —Apply Manager, Star Office. J WANTED, 2 good Joiners. — Henderson 1 » t and Pollard, Eden-st., Mt. Eden. 4 ' KA7'ANT£D, a good Bread and Small Goods > T * Baker.—Apply M. Riordan, Eltham. - \X7'ANTED, good Assistant for Blouse--1 .11 making; private workroom.—Apply Star ' Office. 87 ! TT7ANTEJ>, a Girl to assist in light house- » » work; easy place; good home. —Apply ' 38, Hayde-st. 23 \ TTrrANTED, 3 strong Boys for blacksmith's ; ■'»' shop.—Apply W. Wilson, General - Smith, Albert-st. ' \/\7-ANTED, a smart Junior Saleswoman for : *» millinery department.—Apply McMaaj ter and Shalders. 42 •Y\7'AA"- 1 - I ED, Coat Hands; constant employ'■v »1 ment, best wages.—Apply f. m. King I and Co., 165, Albert-st. " 90 3 W AJvTEI) ' at once ' Shirt and Collar •». Ironers; no glazing; 20/ and found.— IXL Laundry, Hamilton. ' ?KM.NTBD, young Girl to assist with ■•»• household duties; 3 in family.—For ' address, apply Star Office. 75 * \7I7ANTED, Junior Aslstant, also an Er- . * V rand Boy. — Apply H. B. J. Bull and | Co., Ironmongers, Newmarket. 98 ; VC7ANTED, by youth, Situation on Station, > » » near Auckland; used to the work.— - Address Stock, 345, Star Office. 36 TAINTED, a good Boot Repairer or a . T t Benchmau. — Apply at once, L. H. Donnelly, Bootmaker, Birkenhead. 87 j YX/ANTED, a goocl G eneral fol . Takapuna; T . r plain cooking; no washing or shirts; good wages.--Apply A, Star Office. - fW A £'. TED ' a Thoroughly Experienced j » »- waitress.—Apply at once 31anageress, - W. Buchanan's Gate, Karangahape-rd. !■ a Few Bushmen; highest . »». wages given to good men.—Apply ■ Cashmore Bros., i'onsonby Timber Mills. i W^ ANIED ' Cna innian, Cook and Linemen »» for Survey Party; only experienced ! men need apply. — A. G. Foster, Swanson- . St. 2 [ at once, First-class Coat Hand. • * — J - Clarkson, Accurate Tailor, Kar- - a n S all 2pe-rd., opposite Tabernacle. Phone - T\7fANTED, General or middle-aged wo- ! n ,r, m vf n; J°n d ' easy P lace -—Apply, after 5 1 p.m., M. Walker, corner Wellington-Howe- ; 14 {T\,'(ANTED, Hands in the Bodymaking and '»»- Wheelwrighting Departments.—Gee 1 and Potter, Coachbuilders, Lome and Rut- ; laud-sts. 3g fRTIANTED, by experienced striker, Posi- ■ » v. tion in City Coachbullder's Shop- handy I at fire.—Apply H.G., Devonshire House, Hobson-st. 26 tyCjANTED, Position as Needlewoman; ''' first-class children's clothes, underclothing, blouses, etc.—Apply M.G., 351, ■ Star Office. 60 i W ANTED * Stead y Young Man for car- ' ' » pentering department; constant indoor work all the year round.—Address B, 350, Star Office. 59 !t\7[ANTED, flrst-class Bodybuilder; per1* * manent job to cood man.—State wages and experience to L.8., No. 3, Sur-rey-st., Grey Lynn. TTTA>,-/rED—A smart Lad or Youth for " ' office work, with some knowledge of typing preferred.—Apply by letter to Secretary, Grey and Menzies, Ltd. frSTjANTED, by respectable couple, Situa- • » tion in Private or Hotel; wife cook or housemaid, husband general work or goout.—Address Colonial, 168, Star Office. 4 • fTft/ANTED Known—lso - Pairs Blankets, » > ■ 5/11 and S/ll pair; Coionial Blankets, all wool, 17/6 to 39/6 pair; 50 Pieces Shrunk Colonial Flannel, 1/ yard, worth 1/3. —J. F. Roberts, Manchester House, Karangahaperd., oppo. Howe-st. 44 (TS7ANTED Known.—Buy your Rings 01----l» »• rect from the Makers.—H. B. Fisher, Auckland's Largest Ring Maker, Karanga-hape-rd. 'Phone 2340. YX/ANTED Known.—Take your Watch •T V ■ pairs direct to H. B. Fisher, Swiss - Expert Watchmaker. 'Phone, 2340, Kar-angahape-rd. VyANTED Known.—Buy your Jewellery • " direct from the Maker and save money. —H. B. Fisher, Auckland's Largest Retail Manufacturing Jeweller, Karangahape-cd 'Phone-2340. WANTED Known.—lt pays to get your Tools Sharpened at H.- Leadbeater"s, Sheffield House, Wakefield-st. Only address. WANTED Known.—A visit to the Workingman's Friend, 267, Corner Queen and Wellesley streets, for Clothing, Mercery, Hats, \ etc., will save you lots of money. Vy AN T E -D, Ladies to see A.ulsebrook's New Season's Millinery To-morrow —\A NEW IDEA." KARANGAHAPE-RD., opp. Tabernacle. Known.—The Workingman's » ' ■ Friend, for Rain Coats, Oils, Umbrellas, etc.; best goods at low prices.—267, Corner Queen and Wellesley streets. W a n 3? a o. Ladies to see Aulsebrook's New Season's Millinery- To-morrow — A NEW IDEA. KARANGAHAPERD., opp. Tabernacle. jTmNTED Known—Highest Price for Fur- '»»■' niture. Why risk saleroom? We send cart, save all-trouble, pay spot cash, from : £1 up to £1000, and not ashamed to advertise our name as buyers.—Johnston and Co corner Hobson and Cook sts. "* TTyANTED Known.—The » » Friend is the cheap house for Clothing, ' Mercery, Hats; his motto is "Small profit and quick sale."—267, Corner Queen and Wellesley streets. VATANTED Known—Furniture, New and ■» ».Second-hand, for cash or time payments, at prices defy competition.—Johnston and Co., Cook and Hobson sts. TI7ANTED Known—Alfred Jones, PhotoT »■ grapher, for Wedding Groups, Picnic, and Garden Parties.—Temporary Premises, ■ High-st-Vulcan-lane. ' ' rX7ANTED to buy, Secondhand Furniture ■» "' and Effects of any quality for cash at highest prices.—"lmmediate," 571, Star Office. TX7ANTED, Devonport Properties to re- »' place recent heavy sales. Send fullest particulars; buyers waiting.—Hipkins and Madill, Exchange-lane. TX7ANTED.— The cheapest house for : » » Shirts, Underwear, Ties, Collars, etc., evry time, the Workingman's Friend, 267, : Corner Queen and Wellesley streets. A N T E D„ Ladies to see Aulsebrook's New Millinery "To-morrow — A NEW IDEA. KARANGAHAPE-RD., opp. Tabernacle. TXTANTED Known— For Sale, a nice up-to- I » » date Hairdressing Saloon, in good .locality; cheap.—Apply to Saloon, 325, Star ' Office. 75 1 WANTED to Buy, Singer Drophead Sewing Machine; also Household Furniture ' and Effects; must be cheap.—Price and < particulars Machine, 420, Star Office. ■ Yy ANTE B7 ' Ladies TO see Aulsebrook's New Season's 3 Millinery To-morrow — A NEW IDEA. ' KARANGAHAPERD., opp. Tabernacle. ANTED Known.—lf you want Raincoats, Oil-coats, Umbrellas, the Work- ! ingman's Friend is the cheapest House in i town.—267, Queen and Wellesley streets. TyyANT'SD —You to pay a -visit to Shrim- »> ski, the Workingman's Friend, for - Clothing, Mercery, Hats, etc.; best value for money.—267, Corner Queen and Wei- ' lesley streets. 1 W A N T lT ' Ladies fo see Aulsebrook's New Season's Millinery To-morrow — A NEW IDEA. KARANGAHAPERD., opp. Tabernacle. ro ANTED KNOWN— !VVi . WE FIT UP Window Blinds, Curtain Poles, and Laj ! Linoleums, etc, at Lowest Rate. ' TRIME, FU,RNI.SHEE» PNEJSTJNGA. U
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 79, 1 April 1908, Page 1
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