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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 48, 25 February 1910, Page 1

PUPILS WANTED. ■ ,^ PUPILS wanted—^Mandoline, , Banjo and* Guitar.—Mr. .A. A. Partridge, Professional Teacher, 21, Graf ton-road, near Choral Halt. - . Y\7ANTED, by Young Lady (Diploma), ' » Pupils Piano, Violin, and Singing. Homes visited. £1 5/ quarter. — Address 'Musical," Mr Gentil, Land Agent, Devonport. WANTED KNOWN. WANTED Known.— abundance of Lol- • ' lies and Toys for the children at the Tanners'. Picnic on Saturday, 26th. WANTED .. Known—Smart Shapes in" Men's Straw Boaters, all reduced 25 per cent, for next ten days, at liendell's Men's Warehouse, Newton. ■ 10 WANTKD Known Green Bone Is absolutely the best and cheapest food for Poultry, and gives thi very best results. Sold In large and small quantities and. cut fresh daily, at T. Baster's, Butcher', ljff, Ponsonby-rd. Ring up 'Phone 1114. 30 'ANTED Known— Ten Days -of »» Cheap, Sale of Mercery and Clothing at Rendell's Men's Warehouse, Newton. 10 \X7ANTBD Known—Buy Jour winter ' » Overcoat now, and save 25 per cent, at Rendell's Men's Warehouse, Newton. 10 , ANTED Known.—Home Building.—Why * • not live in your own home? It Is cheaper and much more pleasant Our methods are the most satisfactory In providing homes. We have large stocks of timbers and an efficient staff of workers. Please give us a call, when we shall be pleased to" show you how to save mjeey in home building.—The Home BuildeJT City Chambers. CT7ANTED Known— Light Summer » ' Fancy Vests, all reduced 33 per cent, at Rendetl's Men's Warehouse, Newton. 10 WANTED~KNOWN— Easy Terms, Easy » » Terms, - Easiest Terms.—We supply every kind of Household Furniture on the Easiest and Fairest Terms in this town. Duchess Pairs, Linoleum, Sideboards, Combinations, ,Carpets, etc. All goods marked In plain figures. Call and compare prices.— A. CiIiOSSUA.N A-ND CO-.. TUe I>omialon furniture and Drapery Warehouse, 76, Plttstreet, Auckland. Telephone ;g54. RANTED KNOWNTAMES DAMS AND po., •gRITISH AND A MEBICAN QHOE gTORES, OPPOSITE PUBLIC LIBRARY. LAST WEEK OF SUMMER SALE. LAST WEEK LAST WEEK Ox BOOT SALE. BOOT SALE. SPECIAL BARGAIN IN LADIES' TAN WALKING SHOES — Sale piice 13/9, usual price 15/9. THIS WEEK ONLY. VERY SOFT KID WALKING SHOE, broad toes and flexible, very comfortable shoes, sale price 11/9 BOYS' AND GIRLS' SCHOOL BOOTS, heavily reduced — This Week Only. GENT.'S GLACE KID LACE BOOTS sale & price 18/0 ' SPECIAL SHOW THIS WEEK. JAMES ADAMS AND f<O., OPPOSITE PUBLIC LIBRARY. MISCEXXAJTBOTTS WANTED. YX7ANTED, a kind motherly Person to take » T , charge of. baby girl live weeks old.— Write E , ., 55, Star Office. 58 VXTAXTIiD, everyone know that the.Tan- *' tiers hold their picnic at Cowes Bay, Walhcke, on Saturday, .February 26th. ANTED, You to Smile at Shrimski the ' » Workingman's Friend, when you take a Straw Hat for 2/6. worth 5/6. TX7"ANTiED.— want good Furniture at »1 , wholesale prices; come and see it made at Mclvor and Sons', Karangahape-id.. ~ ANTED. You, .Mr. Worker" to tell your » » Friends about the Good Quality Tennis Shirts, for —Shrimsld The WorkiuKman's Friend. . ■ -. B TXT ANTED.—Hobart Cycles, most popular » ' mount in (England to-day; ride one and be uip-to-dtite.—AngJ'o-American Motors, Ltd., next City Chambers. W'AXTED, Workers 10 be sure and secure » » One of My Special . Value Wearresisting Tennis Shirts, at 3/C—Shrimski, The Workiugman's I'Ylcnd. WANTED. —Royalty, British War Office, and Post Office ride liobact Cycles; 10 years' guarantee; prices to suit AnglolAanerlcan Motors, Ltd., next City Chambers. WANTED, Workingmen to buy Ail "Their Clothing and Mercery at Shrimski's the Worklnginan"s Friend, Tennis Shirts from 1/11. * ANTED.—Hobart Cycles aTe the Onestlookins and will stand longest wear of any make to-day; cash or —AngloAmerican Motors, Ltd., next City Chambers. WANTED, to Make the Workers Happy, by saving them 4/ a pair on Trousers. —Shrimski, The Workingman's Friend, cor. Queen and Wellesley sts. ANTED, Cabinetmakers and Buyers of Tiles—See Lament, the Grate Man, King's Court Buildings, Queen-Gt. 'Plume 1930. WANTED, Wives of Workingmen. to examine the Quality of Working Trousers. Special Make, —Shrimski, The Workingman's Friend. * ANTED.—Royalty, British War Office, and Post Office ride Hobart Cycles; 10 years' guarantee; prices to suit all.—Anglo(American Motors, Ltd., next City Chambers. WANTKD —Solve the servant problem. Abolish cleaning grates. Have them made of Tiles by Lamont, the Grate Man, King's Court Buildings. 'Phone 1030. —Furniture Buyers, price at the Domlnion-rd. Furniture Arcade, as you save pounds. Massive Sideboards, various designs; Cheval Pairs, Wardrobes, Extension Tables, Hall Stands, Comb. Chests; workmanship and seasoned timber guaranteed. Open evenings. E. Jones, Domlnlon-rd. . 90 T WO ]ir Ol:>:BBN WONDEBS. The Aeroplane and "WIOLETTA." The latter, perhaps, should take first place. It's a marvellous preparation for restoring the hair and promoting a luxurious growth. It cleanses the scalp and strengthens thin or weak hair, thick, glossy, and brilliant tresses being the result. Make no mistake, but ask for TT7TOLETTA TTAIB TpiOOD. Your joy -will be great when the dread of baldness disappears. THERE IS ONLY ONE REMEDY. TRY IT? O Procurable from Chemists— /£> «->/ " Stores and Hairdressers. *>' " On Sale, at J. W. Macklow, Chemist, Onehnnga; and at Hutehinson Bros., Ltd., The Universal Providers, Khyber Pass-rd., Ponsonby and Customs-st. West. "VCANY a sufferer from Rheumatism, Goat, Sciatica, or Lumbago, weakened by the excruciating pain and discouraged by the failure of "cure alls" to give relief, has been speedily and effectually cured by RHEUMO — the one remedy for these uric acid diseases, All.. chemists and stores, 2/6 and 4/6. ' ' . . -