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WANTED. '1 Y\7ANTED, Good Canvassers.—Apply 234, I- TT Hobson-st. IS 1 VX7ANTED, smart Kitchen Maid.—Apply •~» Alexandra Tea Rooms, Queen-st 51 ' W-A-NTED, Youth to learn coaehpainting. »» —Pullan, Armitage and Co., Alberti st ■ 76 WANTED, Cadet for architect's office; premium required.—Address E., 5, Star [ Office. 84 1 VX7ANTED, a good General for boarding- ' »» house.—Apply M. C. Modrich, So, Vie- , toria-Bt. 49 WANTED, a Housekeeper for widower in the country.—Apply IC, Philip-st, oil , j Hepburn-st. 31 - ITS/ANTED, a Girl, to assist Housework, r »» no washing.—Apply No. 22, Beresfordst., Newton. ou 1 WANTED, 6 good Coat Hands for ladies' t »» and geut.'s work.—Apply J. H. Dalton, 276, Queen-st. 33 i VX/ANTED, by family or milkers, 60 Cows * T 'on Shares—Apply, by letter, to W.K.J. , P. 0., Onehung-a. ANTED, good Coat-maker, for chart orders.—Apply Wellington Woollen Mfg. Co., Billutt-st. OjJ WANTED, at oece, Woman for general housework.—Apply Barton's Boot Shop. Mt. Eden-rd. 73 ANTED, 2 good Bodice Hands at once.Miss Robinson, Kemp's Buildings. Manukau-rd., Parneli. 14 WANTED, Lady Help, country.—Apply Mrs. Sorby Friday, 12 to 2. and 7 to 9, Commercial Hotel. ANTED, Girl, to assist with housework; good home.— Mrs. Johnson, Queen-st., Onebunga. WANTED, by well-educated young lady, Position as private secretary.—Address A., 50, Star Office. 4 ANTED, good Builder's Labourer.—Apply on Job at Dedwood-terrace, Ponsonby, near Three Lamps. 16 WANTED, Young General, no washing.— Apply, with references, Mrs A. 'layler St. George's Bay-rd., Parneli. 10 ANTED, a smart Tea Girl and Pautrymald.—Apply Mrs. Yells, Haeremai Tea. Rooms, Security Buildings, Queeu-st. IXTANTED, Talloresses for coat making. »» Apply Success Tailoring Workrooms, 165, Albert-st, J. Stewart, Manager. , 82 a Situation as Wood Turner, *» Band Saivyr, etc.. either sash md door or cabinet work.—W., 46 Star Office. 32 ri. T ANTED, by certificated young laily, '» Pupils for piano aud singing; homes visited; £1 quarter.—Address Piano, 300 Star Office. 1143S ANTED, middle-aged Man as porter; light work, must be sober man;" also, Woman to do washing ouce a week.—Apply Hibernian Hotel. Onehunga. 11 WANTED, by man (36), abstainer. Job on Gentleman's Residence, Takapuna or Devonport; handy with tools and work general.—Address A., 3S, Star Office. 44 VyANTED, urgently—Nicholls - Reg., 162, * ' Symond»st.—(3ook-Generals, Epsom, £1; 3 Cook-Generals, families (2) Khyber Pass, Remnera, Epsom, housemaids kept ANTED Young Man, with £30 as Partner in Established Printing Business; experience not necessary; good opening to learn trade.—Reply E., 23, Star Office. 47 WANTED Known—Save 2 Guineas and visit the Specialist for Ladies' Tailoring.— Streeter and Co., Pitt-st. and Kara-ngahape-rd. (NOTE NAME.) 22 WANTED, 5000 CmDrellas to Cover with Laventine, at 2/6; silk, 4/6; gent's sizes, I/ extra.—Lethaby's, Strand. Arcade. t M6UI ANTED, 1000 Venetian Blinds to Renovate, equal to new at Lowest Bates A. N. Busby, Blindmaicer, Market Square , M 558 ANTED Known, "Spiritualism, Central Hall, Cook-st, Sunday, 7 p.m. — Mr Stephenson, Test Medium, will lecture and give tests. Bring Articles. Collection at door. - 6C TT7IANTED- Known—rSave 2 Guineas and »» visit the Leading Ladies' Tailors in New Zealand. NOTE NAME: Streeter and Co., Pitt-st and Karangahape-rd. 22 WASTED to Buy and Sell, Gentlemen's Left-off Clothing, Boots, Jewellery, etc. Letter* attended to.—M. Salas, 49, Victoria■t M5Bl ANTED—Everyone to have an UnTbrella, Covered in Silk, 4/6; Laventiue Covers, from 2/6.—Lethaby's, Strand Arcade. M6Ol ANTED Known—A. Streeter and Co., Parisian Ladies' Tailors, Pitt-st and Karangahape-rd. top?. Bradstreet's). — We have the Largest Assortment Tailormade Readj-to-wear Costumes in N.Z. From £2 15/. 22 WANTED to Buy, Old Gold, Sliver, Mis fit and Left-off Clothing, Boots Tools, 1 etc. Best cash, prices.—D. McPherson, 132, ' Vlctorla-st. W. ANTED, Cyclists. Reynolds' Clearance Sale of New and Second-hand Bicycles. Save tram fares. £1 deposit and 5/ weekly. —Reynolds, Newton and Waihl. ANTED—Heavy Rains Predicted; be I prepared. Bay an Umbrella, from ! 3/9. Umbrellas Covered, from 2/6.Lethabys, Str.md Arcade. M6O: WANTED Known—To convince you of our ability in Ludies' Tailoring, in our windows are New Designs erery day, which no other tailors can do.—Streeter and Co., Pitt-st. and Karangahape-rd. 22 ANTED Known.—Furniture. Our Cash Prices: New Wire Stretchers, 10/; new Flax Mattress, 7/6; new Full-size Kapok Mattress, 19/; Single Iron Bedsteads, 7/U. — Johnston and Co., corner Cook and Hobson sts. M 562 ANTED Known—Edgar and Co., the old-established Dyers and Cleaners, give satisfaction.—Address Wellesley-3t E. ANTED _ Known—A~sr~Streeter and Co., the Expert Cutters, from London, can supply you with artistic Tailor-made Ready-to-wear So save 2 guineas and call and see at 80, Karangahape-rd., opp. Bradstreet's. 22 ryANTED KKOWSThat we SUPPLY FURNITURE on DEFERRED TEKMS. All transactions confidential. Apply— A. GROSSMAN AND CO., The Dominion Furniture and Drapery Co., 76, Pitt-st, Auckland. ry ANTED KNOW N^ C M UNBOE QUEEN-ST. (over Smeeton's). For PAINLESS DENTISTRY. Ail Extractions Free when Sets are ordered. Gus administrations •by latest method. No After-effects Guaranteed. OPEN EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. DAILY FROM 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. M2SS VyANTED J£NOWN. WE HAVE EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IX Men's Chrome Leather Boots, 9/11, 10/6, 31/6, and 12/6 Strong Leather Shooters, from 8/11 Bluchers, from 4/11 Watertight Bluchers, from 8/11 leu's Strong Leather Slippers, from 3/11 Ladles' Chrome Leather Lace Boots, in several chapes, 3/11 Strong Leather Slippers, from 2/11 Warm Felt Slippers, from 1/ THE ABOVE LINES ARE SECOND TO NONE FOR QUALITY AND PRICE. vy TTOLDSWORTH AND QJOX, LTD.. 12, VICTORIA-ST. MIX WANTED KNOWN THE FRED BBOWN VENETIAN BLIND Was Awarded THE FIRST CERTIFICATE AND ONLY GOLD MEDAL AT THE AUCKLAND EXHIBITION They ire Superb. Cheapest and Best EVERY BLIND GUARANTEED FACTORY. PONSONEY-BD. Telephone 914.

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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 137, 10 June 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 137, 10 June 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 137, 10 June 1909, Page 1

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