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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 233, 29 September 1908, Page 2

THE CHINESE INFLUX. DUNEDIN, this day. Of sixteen Chinese who arrived by tho Alaheno from Melbourne to-day flf- i teen were newcomers, three are for __ine- j .in, -_c Lyttelton, and the balance Wellington. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS arc acknowledged everywhere.

PERSONAL. (Continued from Page 1.) PERSONAL.— I a„i very sorry that I A accidentally caught your Angers In the car door this morning, aud hope they are not seriously injured. 38 Y\TOU_,D Mr and Mrs Hnrt (Engineer) '» recently from England, please call at G3, Grafton-rd. ? 84 ■VfATRIMONT.—Widow, 36, small income, - UJ - wishes to meet tradesman or farmer, with view to above. —Lonely, 19, Star Oflice. 70 BOARD AND RESIDENCE. (Continued from Page 1.) BOARD wanted by two young ladles; 12/ ench.—Z.Z.Z., Newton Post Office. 85 T3OARD AND RESIDHNCE, Devonport, -*-* by married couplo, with private family, for summer months; no other boarders. Willing pay £2 week.—B.l\, Box 352. 8S TXJANTED, a respectable Young Working- * » man Boarder; single room.—Apply 230, Hobson-st. yo ANTED, Fnrnishcd Bedroom, for lady and three children, aged 0, 12, nnd 13 respectively; North Shore or Northcote preferred.—Address P., 17, Stnr Offlce. 59 LOST AND FOUND, (Continued from Page 1.1 T OST, Jubilee Sovereign Brooch, in car, XJ Queen-st. or Karangahape-rd.; reward. — Occidental Hotel, 71