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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIX, Issue 245, 13 October 1908, Page 1

WANTED. WANTED, smart Kltchenman. Apply Kitchen, Police Barracks. 13 TXTANTED, smart Girls, for caramel wrapvl ping.—Apply 170, Qneen-st. ' 8 ANTED, IT good General.—Mrs. Smith, ■ West Lynn Bakery, Richmond . 60 WANTED, a few good Men Coatinakers.— Apply M. Mnrchie. Shortland-st. 74 WAITED, 2 Girts "for the Binding Department.—Apply Manager, Star Office. VXTANTED, Partner in going concern; cap. >v £120.—Reply Partner, 152, Star Ofitce. .. 143 WANTED, Night Walter; also, Pantry Girl.—Cafe Cecil, 31, Lower Queenst. • 34 ANTED, a Smart Bespectable Girl, or Woman for shop. — Apply E. Jackson, Newmarket. • WANTED, Junior Clerk, for despatch work; must write quick and leginle.— 7 1 Apply Box 122. I WANTED, smart Canvassers; wages and commission.—Apply at once, 156, Hob-son-st., Auckland. 36 j ANTED, an Improver to the boat build-' ing; also a Boy, reference required.— Apply Star Office. ANTED, Junior Storeman, for wholesale ! grocery warehouse.—Apply, with testimonials, Box 122. ITXj'ANTED, good Coat Makers (male or | " female); best prices; constant. —E. Bowman, Hamilton. 50 WANTED, a Boy for the coach-building trade. — Apply Hanson and Gash, Coachbuilders, Newmarket. ANTjbjj, Young Girl, 14 or 15, to assist with housework. —Mrs Macindoe, Mt Smart-rd., near Boyal Oak. WANTED, Lady "Help.—Apply, between 7 and 8 to-night, B. M. Green, Kaianga . Koa, Trinity-sL, Jervols Estate. 24 WANTED, Coat; and Trouser Machinists, Vest Makers, and Coat-Hands.—Apply F. M. King and Co.. 165, Albert-st. 54 WANTED, respectable I'erson for Day's Washing.—Apply fourth house, righthand side, Victoria-avenue, Remuera. 26 WANTEDTfor month of December, daily, an Experienced Sewing-woman, for children's clothes.—Apply P.O. Box 112. 84 WANTED, good, strong, capable Carpenter, for few weeks, in country-—Apply at once, A. W. Read and Co., 79. Qneen-st. \\TANTED,. First-class Coat and Trouser 11 Makers; also Shop Boy.—Apply H. L. Possenniskie, Merchant Tailor. Shortlandst. : _' 28 VTSJANTED, by experienced, middle-aged VV woman, Position Housekeeper to elderly gentleman.—Reply "Widow," 176, Star Office. ?2 WANTED, a Young Lady as Cashier; a resident of Ponsoriby preferred.—Apply at once to T. Baster, Butcher, 137, Pon-sonby-rd. WANTED, a smart Boy to learn picture framing trade.—Apply N.Z. Picture Framing Works, Great North-rd., opposite .St. George's Hall. WANTED, experienced General, small family, high wages.—Apply morning or evening. Mrs Lichtensteiu, Moore's-avennc, off St. Stephen's-rd.; Parneil. ANTED. Experienced Nurse Woman for 3 children, 2 going to school; good wages to suitable person.—Apply Park ■ Hotel,. Wellesley-st, opp. Library. rrxTLANTED, a Cook—General and House'VV maid kept; no washinpr.—Apply, Afton, 1 Argyle-street, near tram t>rmlnus. Ponsonby (opposite bottom of Masons-avenue. WANTED for Christchurch, an experienced Saleswoman to take charge of ; Fancy and Hosiery Departments.—Apply fqr particulars to Arch. Clark and Sons, Ltd., "Shortland-st. 1 35' ANTED, Position as Builder's Manager or Foreman, by competent Joiner and Carpenter, well up in brick work, concrete, plaster, etc.; good ' estimates: T -i__ip.ly 1 K.W.N., 167, Star Office. ' ' v 167 WANTED Known—H. G. LEE has opened a New Laundry at 51! Albert-st. Good work and every care guaranteed.. 49 ANTED Known. —Great Sale of Jewellery at. 25 per cent discount. Stock must be sold to make room,for builders.—H. B. Fisher, Jeweller, Karangahaperd ANTED Known.—That E. McKeown and Sons, Ltd., deliver in town and country daily, Best Bread and Small Goods at lowest market prices. A^.trial > solicited. Allowances made to wholesale customers. 64 WANTED TO GIVE JOY, HAPPINESS, AND PEACEFUL TIMES to the busy Housewife who uses "LINOAKNISH" Linoleum. Polish. Once used, always used. Try it. Grocers. 1/6. , . WANTED Known, that Gentlemen can get their suits Well Cleaned, Dyed, and Pressed, at W. Edgar, Dyer and Cleaner, Wellesley-st. East. Dry Cleaning- a Speciality. ANTED, by smart young lady. Situation where "LINOARNISH" has been used. Saves Beeswaxing. Grocers, 1/6. " " WANTED Known.—Fisher's Great Extea siou of Premises Sale has started. 25 per cent off everything. Come and: secure bargains.—H. B. Fisher, Jeweller, Karangahape-rd. W7AXTED Known—Stonex and White, 1 v Wakeneld-st., have the Latest Appliances for Grinding and Setting Lawn Mowers; equal to new. - 104 WANTED KNOWN "IJNOARNISH" preserves, beautifies, and lengthens the life of Linoleums. Applied with a brush. No nibbing. Grocers, 1/6. ANTED Known.—wettest Bargains in Jewellery, Watches, and Plated Ware at Fisher's Sale. Only the best kept in stock, imported direct from the makers.— H. B. Fisher, Jeweller, Karangahape-rd. ANTED] ALL YOUNG HUSBANDS WHO LOVE THEIR WIVES to use . "LINOARNISH" LINOLEUM POLISH on their floors. It saves time, money, and labour. All Grocers, 1/6. W A N T ■ «• AU Cooks to Use HUDSON'S BALLOON BRAND BAKING POWDER. And insure succes*. Yy A N T E D J£ N O W~sT PRICE LIST. GARDEN TOOLS.—Nice Garden Syringes, 1/11, splendid Solid Brass Garden Syringe (2 nozzles, jet ' and spray), 4/; Hand Forks, 6d; Garden Trowels, <Jd; Spades, 2/6. 2/9, 3/. 3/6, 3/9, 4/, 4/6; Garden Fork, 3/, 3/6, 3/9; Rakes. lOd, l/» 1/3, 1/6, 1/9; Hoes. 7d, 9d, 1/, 1/3, 1/6, 1/9; Hedges Shears, 3/9, 4/, 4/3; a large line of lawn mowers, 17/6, 19/6, 22/6, 27/6, 32/6, 35/; Reap Hook, Scythes, etc. FURNITURE.—Wire Mattresses from 10/; Wire-wove Stretchers, 11/6; Flax Mattresses, from 8/6; Kapok Mattresses, 12/6; Bedsteads, from 24/6; Couches, from 30/; 7-pc. Suites, from £5 10/; Carpet Squares, 12/6; Hearth Rugs, 2/6 to 12/6; Washstand and Dressing Table, 13/6 the pair; Duchess Fairs, 40/ to 96/; Combination Chests, 32/6 to 90/: Chests Drawers, 21/ upwards; Sideboards, from fp; Wardrobes, Kitchen Tables, 12/6; Kitchen Chairs, 2/6, 2/11; W.B. Chairs 6/; Floorcloth, 1/3 per yard; Lino- ' leum; White Lace Curtains, from 2/3 per pair; Handsome Curtain Poles, complete with fittings. 2/3; Green Blinds, on patent spring rollers, LTI complete, etc., etc. TOOLS.—A large assortment of Hand ' Saws, 1/9. 2/6, 2/9 upwards; Rip Say 3/3 upwards; Level, 1/; Large Level aud Plumb, 2/6; Squares, from 9d upwards- 2ft Boxwood Rules. 6d; Hammers, i/ ; Smooth Planes, 3/C; Jaok Planes, 4/6; Try Planes. 5/0; all Stanley's Planes, from 1/ upward? t Carpenters' Braces, 1/6, 2/ upwards; Bits' 3d; Compasses, 1/3; Bevel, 1/; Screw Wrenches, 6d; Flyers, 6d; Pincers I/SUisel, 7d; Diston's Nest of Keyhole Sawi (3 blades, 1 handle), 3/3. etc. , GAS GOODS.—AII Steel Gas Tubin_ i/S per length; Gas King, 1/9; Gas Iron 4/kGas Grills, 13/6. ' vt> ' AT H. R. SHROFF, GENERAL IMPORTER. 108 AND 108. VICTORIA-STREET.