TO I.ET, rrp LET, Furnished Rooms.—Apply R. B. IX "Smith, "348, Queen-st .. 49 fpo LET, 2 Furnished Rooms, board ■J- optional; terms moderate.—For address, apply Star Office. 101 TO LET, Rooms, suitable for dressmaker; good position, on Ponsonby-rd.—Apply 12, Selwyn-st., Ponsonby, S2 rpo LET, nice Single and Double Futt -X nished Rooms, best part of Grafton-rd. .—Apply for Address Star Office. 1 frO BE LET, Furnished, Campsie Villa, -L corner O'Rorke and Symonds sts.—W. M. Neumegen, 33, Shortland-st. 55 rpo LET, No. 11, Wood-st. Ponsonby, 3 IX Rooms and scullery, unfurnished; stove and private entrance. No children. 23 nrp LET, Unfurnished Front Room, with ,X grate; .suit lady in business; close to Newton Id section.-—Address Homely, 354, Star" Office. " 7 WIT O •'•■"• L E T, . LARGE DRY CELLAR. Queen-street. Good Caxt Entrance. Apply 65, Queen-street. m T> LET, WELL-LIGHTED OFFICES AND SAMPLE ROOMS. HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH-ST. RENTS LOW. Apply W- AND G. ELLIOTT, QUEEN-ST. FpO LET, Brighton-rd., Remuera, Paddock, X with stable and feed room; 0/ weekly.— G. M. KIRKCALDY AND CO., Hobson Buildings, FORT-ST. rf<i o . ' L t, WELLrLIGHTED OFFICES AND SAM- . PLE ROOMS^ HALL OF.COMMERCE, HIGH-ST. RENTS LOW. Apply W. AjSTD G. ELLIOTT, QUEEN-ST. riX) LET, Two nice Linturnished Rooms, -1- with conveniences; married couple preferred; no children.—Apply 24, Ponsonbyzt TO LET, 6-robmed House, all conveniences, Woodbank-rd-, Epsom.—-Apply Mrs G. Poore, Grafton-terrace, off Graltourd. 40 rfVO LWSP, at Kotorua, opposite station J- gates, Furnished Cottage, from April lSth to May 2nd.—Apply S. Hattersley, Birkenhead: 40 i-TSO LF.ASE ■-— HAIRY FARM, 200 -.X ACRES — i-hour's drive from G.P.0.; excellent, volcanic soil; milcn cows at valuation; a rare opportunity. — G. M, KIRKCALDY AND CO., Hobsou Buildings, st.?y, O" l" 5; OFFICES AND SAM. . PLE ROOMS. HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH-ST. RENTS LOW. Apjly W. AND G. ELLIOTT, QUEEN-ST. rpO LET, Queen-st-, . Onehunga, Small - 1 - Business Premises; best position in the town; low rent for a term.—,Frater Bros., Stock ■Exchange. 24 rt\o LET, furnished Apartments, suitable •-»•- for young lady friends or young gentlemen; every convenience; terms moderate. "Pine Villa," Eden Crescent. 62 O LET. — Strand Arcade] Suites of Rooms. SHOP, £1 per week.—Karan-gahape-road, SHOP, 35/ per week. G. B. OSMOND, 135, Queen-street, (next to Bank of N.Z.). rT"i ■ ' . .O L E T, WELL-LIGHTED ,OFFICES AND SAMPLE ROOMS. HALL OF COMMERCE, HIGH-ST. RENTS LOW. :. ." Apply W. AND G. ELLIOTT, QUEEN-ST. TTICTORIA-ST. EAST—Large Premises, ,L»J. First Floor, well fitted up; suit small warehouse; low rent.—C. R. Williamson and Co., Fdrt-st, next G.P.Q. 61 - =3 IffiISCELLaHEOUS. •VfEW 7,EATA.ND DAIRY ASSOCIA•I> OMON'S, LIMITED, BUTTER VAN delivers Butter in City and Suburbs daily. -ryATBR ONLY is required to Develop »»• Watalu Plates. Everything photographic. Free Lessons Daily.—Photo Goods, next the Railway Station. fT?iOUNT), at last, Light PuTTTng SaS Sailing •iEJ:-Boats for Hire, -at Wynyard Pier. — ' G- Jessen. 68 ' /TIARRING AND SANDING. As we are now on the last lap, kindly forward an orders as early as possible. SAM WHITE AND SONS, 'Phone 708,-- - ■-- Customs-st A , THORN IN THE FLESH OF ALL A OTHER TYPEWRITER AGENTS. THE "OLIVER" NO. 5. THE "OLIVER" NO. 5. - THE "OLIVER" NO. 5. Proof Against Challenges, Opposition and False Reports. . THE BEST" MUST SIFT TO THE " " "~ TOP.. TOP. TOP. -YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AND VISIT - * SpF 6 ". " .IQILXVER," AND LEAVE YOUR CARD. At Home Daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., at : 27 and 2S, CITY CHAMBERS rpO JQADIES 1* TTRACTIVE, THEY MUST HAVE PRETTY TEETH. Mr. HOWEY WALKER'S System of fitting New Teeth will give you the greatest possible satisfaction. • 'Mr.. HOWEX WALKER will give you " "TEETH THAT SUIT YOU." ', ■ He always gives you his most careful attention, and. sees that you are THOROUGHLY SATISFIED. You have Ease, Comfort, Satisfaction, 1 and enjoyment. A Strong, Reliable Plate | and Teeth that last longest, Cost £2 17/6; £3 3/0; and £3 17/6. ' Beautifully. Made. Artistically Set . And. You just look Charming. ' - -jjjj O W E V Over Piano Rooms — Opposite Yates'. — 1 mHE GRAFTON SOOK ROOM, 4. KHYBER PASS. "Half -the gossips of society would perish'if the books that, are truly wortn reading were but read." — Dawson address ■ Oct. 26th, 1566, opening the Birmingham Free Library. ■ THE GRAFTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY ALAND - TNSURANCE '_ rtpiIPASY, X IMIIED. " - ' FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT GUARANTEE, PLATE-GLASS BURGLARY. CAPITAL ; : ■-£ÜB(Mm PAID-UP "CAPITAL, RESERVE, AND :_-., RE-INSURANCE FUND 4 £^9o ; ()Q,fJ CLAIMS MET WITH PROMPTITUDE :"•-'-;_ AND LIBERALITY. Eire and Marine Branch: * •;, * ~Jt v G " N - pierce - Manager. Accident Biranch: ,' H. A. MARRINER, Manager. f
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 79, 1 April 1908, Page 2
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