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Auckland Star, Volume XL, Issue 138, 11 June 1909, Page 1

"WASTED. WANTED, Good Canvassers.—Apply 234, Hobson-st. 18 TXTANTED, a Woman, to Clean and ScrubT "on Saturday.—Apply 129, Hobson-st. 14 WANTED, by family orTnllkersTeO Cows on Shares—Apply, by letter, to W.K.J., P. 0., Onehunga. WANTED, at once, Woman for general housework.—Apply Barton's Boot Shop, Mt. Eden-rd. 73 "TyANTED, 2 good Bodice Hands at once.— *» Miss Robertson, Kemu's Buildings, Manukau-rd., Parneli. 14 WANTED, Girl, to assist with housework; good home.—Apply Mrs. Johnson, Qneen-st„ Onehunga. VXTANTED, a Cook-general for Parneli, "» 5 in family; Charwoman, references required.—Apply Btar Office. vy ANTED, Talioresses tor coat making.— *» Appiy Success Tailoring Workrooms, 165, Albert-st., J. Stewart, Manager. 82 "TyANTED, Partner, with £30, In Contract .»» Painting; plenty work in hand; experience not required.—Apply E. 33, Star Office. n TyANTED, Pupils, Violin, Piano, Singing, ♦» 1/6 or 2/6 weekly; latest methods. IPupiis visited, received.—Mr and Mrs Dale, ■G.P.0., Auckland. 46 TyANTED, middle-aged Man as porter; »» light work, must be sober man; also, Woman to do washing once a week.—Apply Hibernian Hotel, Onehunga. 11 "TyANTED, Man or Youth who underJ» stands Bicycles, to call and see the Beauty we are offering for £s.—Auckland Agency, 20, Victoria-st. East. 33 TyANTED, by young m.c. (1 child), Situa- »» tion in country; wife good servant, husband willing to do anything, work wanted.-7-Address. Page's Store, Kingsland. "TyANTED, by elderly gentleman, with »» ample means, in choice suburb, respectable; active,- domesticated Lady Housekeeper, good local references essential.—State promptly, address and" full particulars* to Confidential, ML Eden Postoffice.- ■ 48 ANTED Known—Save 2 Guineas and visit the Specialist for Ladies' Tailoring.—Streeter and Co.,' Pitt-st. and Kara-ngahape-rd. . (NOTE NAME.) 22 "TyANTED Known, Spiritualism, Central »» Hall; ■ Cook-st., Sunday, 7 p.m. — Mr Stephenson, Test Medium, will lecture and give tests. Bring Articles. Collection at door. ■ 60 ANTED—.Worklngmen to Buy their Shirts at.Shrimski's. The Workingman's Friend, for 2/9. Price. elsewhere, 4/6 Tennis Shirts from . l/11.---Corner Queen and Wellesley sts. M 215 ANTED Known—"W.- Wilson, Blacksmith, A'lbert-flt., makes a good serviceable Garden Holler at a very cheap price. "TOANTED Known—Save 2 Guineas and »» visit the Leading Ladies' Tailors in New Zealand. NOTE NAME: Streeter and Co., Pitt-st. and Karangahape-rd. 22 WANTED; all Workers to know that Shriinski, The Wdrkingman's Friend, sells Hats, Ties, Shirts, Clothing, Oilskins, at prices that defy all Queen and Wellesley sts. M 315 ANTED Known—Why have Poor Hair, when Miss Wrigley gives Two Months' Treatment for 12/? —93, Karangahape-rd. 72 ANTED Known—A. S. Streeter and Co., Parisian Ladles' Tailors, Pitt-st. and Karangahape-rd. (opp. Bradstreet's). — We have the Largest Assortment Tailormade Ready-to-wear Costumes in N.Z. From £2 15/.. . 22 WANTED Known—Solve the servant problem—Abolish Cleaning Grates; have them made entirely of Tiles by Lamont; the "Grate Man," King's Court Buildings, Queen-st.- M 228 Ty A- N T ,E- J> X N O -W,-N~: -" * BEDSTEA-DS,- ni'-great. yaxßStri< s ~rCrsZ Alsq,', "Wire Mattress, and Stretchers." H. PRIME, Furnisher, ONEHUNGA. ' M 37---1 the workers who require a really good and reliable Oilskin to save money and'go straight to Shrimskj, The Wdrkingman's Friend, corner Queen and Wellesley sts. M 315 WANTED, Cyclists... Reynolds' Clearance Sale of New. and Second-hand Bicycles. 'Save tram fares. £1 deposit and 5/ weekly. —Reynolds, Newton and Waihi. ANTED Known—To convince you of our ability in Ladies' Tailoring, in our windows .-\re New Designs every day, which no other tailors' can do.—Streeter and Co., Pltt-st.'and Karangahape-rd. 22 ANTED Known-rCabinetmakers and other Buyers of Tiles, see Lamont, the "Grate.Man," who represents the makers. 'Phone. 1930. — King's Court Building, Queen-st. M 228 ANTED Known.—Furniture. Our Cash Prices: New Wire Stretchers,. 10/; new Flax Mattress, 7/6; new Full-size Kapo_ Mattresst 19/; Single Iron Bedsteads, 7/6.— Johnston and Co., corner Cook and Hobson sts. . M 562 WANTED, wo'rklngmen and their wives to buy Umbrellas at unequalled prices from Shriinski, The Workingman's Friend Tremendous big bargains in Working Pants.- ,: , M 315 WANTED, 1000 Buyers who know a good thing when they see. it, to secure an Overcoat for 25/, at Shrimskl's, The Workingman's Friend,- corner Queen and Wellesley sts. _____: M 315 WANTED Known—A. S. Streeter and Co., the Expert Cutters, from London, can supply you with artistic Tailor-made Ready-to-wear Costumes. So save 2 guineas and call and see at So, Karangahape-rd., opp. Bradstreet's. 22 ANTED Known—Shrimski, The Workingman's Friend, is selling a splendid Working-Hat for 2/6; Shirts for 2/9; Overcoats for 25/. —Corner Queen and Wellesley sts. ■ M 215 Ty A. N T E D KNOWNT ADJES. T A.DIES. J ADIES, -pjABGAINS IX . QHOES. ■ Having, purchased a !arge consignment of Ladies' Glace Kid Derby Shoes — the latest round toe — large lace holes and Cuban heels, usual price 13/6 and 11/6, .we have decided to clear the line at 9/6 9/6 I>ER paj r _ 9/6 SEE THEM AT ONCE. THEY WILL SOON. GO. OUR WELL-KNOWN QUALITY, TAMES ADAMS & pO., "DRITISH AND A MERICAN fJHOE gTORES, OPPOSITE PUBLIC LIBRARY. Also, A Special Line of LADIES' GLACE KID DERBY LACE BOOTS, the Latest American Style, one of our leading Brands, usual price 16/9 and 17/6, BOUND TO SELL AT 12/9 '12/9 PERI>AIK - -12/9 INSPECT OUR WINDOWS TO-DAY. "TAMES A DAMS & f*o-, — OPPOSITE P.TJBLIC LIBRARY. J ' >---,; , &J6