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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 69, 22 March 1910, Page 2

..... :-" . ■--. ■--. : .(, " »-;.- v it?' ! 'OH[AMBERLIN.—On" 'March.-.-., -John 'GHAM__RLIN.—On March 19, John Douglas, second-and , dearly-beloved '. son of Charles and Ada T. Chan-be—ln . (of ; I Ponui Island); in -is 19th-year. '.''.'..-* , I Gone -home to be with Jesus. DOMESTICS WANTED. I EN—RAL wanted; country girl vrho can. _T milk preferred; 2 in family.Apply vJT milk preferred; 2 In family.—Apply I "Wharepai," cor. Rem-era-rd. and Ascotj avenue. 132 I TTOUSE—f—ID-Waitress wanted, with ~—~ JJL ferences, — Apply King's Court Hotel, ITTOUSI— —.ID-Waitress •' wanted, with re--H fercnces, -r Apply King's Court Hotel, Queen-st. - - • "OESPECTABLE Reliable Girl wanted as ii-C* l general servant; small family.Apply ' i 14, Park-avenue, near Hospital. 1! v* 'ANTED, a General-—B3, Wellesley-st. | T»j| .st. Apply at_once l _Wages, 12/. 117 •r7iT..N'f>ED~Cooks (£L), undresses (£1), :I V V Housemaid-laundress (15/), Parlo—maid : (14/, together), Cook-general (£l, Housemaid ■ (15/, together, Epsom, and Remuera), Par- : lourmaids (17/6), Generals (family 2, Devon- . port, 15/; Epsom 15/; Mt. RoskilL 15/). — Nlcholl's Registry, 1.2, top Symonds-st. Open nights. S_-_-___o_«_ WAKTEB. WANTED by a young man, holding a first-class marine engineer's cerificate, ■Employment; good testimonials. —Write R., : 22, Star Office. 114 ! W-flJ—— TO _3__T. 1 TT^JII-xITUIUE— to Buy, Housej -«- hold Furniture, in any quantity; _dgh- : est prices given; spot cash.F. Olsen, _*S, I Karangahape-rd. 129 WANTED to Buy. 6-roomed House; good allotment; terms, £100 cash; must be cheap; no agents; Ponsonby.—Write Immediate, R., 26, Star Office. 120 APARTSEEKTS ' VACANT. —-TORS ■ TO W-_2_— SHOULD STAY CLYDE COURT PRIVATE HOTEL. New Fireproof Building. Close W___ves, Railway Station. Tariff moderate. Wires attended to.— LA VERY, Proprietor. 12_ APARTM___S WASfTSD. . GE_— '!____!, total abstainer, requires Board and Residence, within 5 —Ids'. walk Khyber Pass Reservoir; no boardinghouse.—State terms to R., 24, Star Office. . 11 SANTE-Thi Pari— 11, Double Bed-sitting Room; use of kitchen conveniences.— Reply, with terms, to R., 23, Star Office. 115 W '.ANTED, by respectable married couple, _ nicely Furnished Front Rooms; town preferred. —Write R., 25, Star Office. 110 r' ' ' : _ .' '" ■■■■-— : ____-_C NOTICES. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, lA. 1008" (SECTION 50). In the Estate of CHARLES HEATHCOTE WAITJ-, of Mount Eden, Auckland. All creditors and others having claims agaiusvthis estate are hereby required to eeutf them, with particulars, on the formprovided, to the District Manager of the i Public Trust Office, Auckland, on or bei tore the Kith day of May, 1910. | —.'.counts not rendered by the date namled may be rejected. All moneys payable to j the above estate may be longed io tae credit of the Public Trustee's account at any. ! post:.', money order office, or paid to E. -'. !Vi arren, Esq., District Manager of theI Public Trust Office. j J. W. POYNTON, Public Trustee. j March 15, 1910. ___ A' _—_____—5 FI-E —DB_^_—S-S 1 ASSOC I ATI O-s'. EASTER HOLIDAYS. !, The"" -Tif— IfisuS—ice"' Companies will be | closed on FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY, 25th, 2—a, __th, and 20th March, for Easter holidays. PERCY BUTLER, Secretary. mHE TJANK OP A TJSTRALASIA. ! (Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1535.) Paid-up Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund 1,710,000 Reserve Liability, of Proprietors 1,000,000 l £4,910,000 A BRANCH OF THE BANK IS NOW OPEN At ra T7-UITI, . . FOR THE TRANSACTION OF THE USUAL BANKING BUSINESS, AND A RECEIVING HOUSE AT TAUMABUNUI EVERY THURSDAY, FROM 10 TO 3. A. P. WEBSTER, Inspector, Wellington, ISth Alarch, 1910. YOUR COUGH TROUBLES YOU MOST AT NIGHT— when retiring, and you have difficulty in getting off .to sleep. Try " NAZOL," it acts like a charm. An hour before you retire, take two drops on loaf sugar,- and allow to dissolve slowly in the mouth, and rub two or three drops between the hands, and. thoroughly Inhale through the nostrils for a few minutes, and repeat again just on retiring. It is ' worth trying. " NAZOL " is sold by Chemists and Stores at 1/S per bottle, containing 00 doses. "p U B L I C NOTICE. BALDWIN AND RAY WARD, Patent Attorneys, beg to announce that they hare appointed MR A. L. __B_—IYHOUGH, Architect, - His Majesty's - Arcade, Queen-st., Aucl—U—, their representative for the Auckland District. MR BERNI—THOUGH will contra_ his practice as an ARCHITECT, and will be assisted in PATENT MA—BES by MR HAROLD AY_W_N", who has come up from the Wellington Office of BALDWIN ' AND I—-YWARD for the purpose. -jITACHI—ERY AGENTS - _ -NDENTOICS. ■"■*• NEW AND SECOND-HAND Of all descriptiona. "D-OS., Consulting Engineers and Draught— CUSTOMS-ST. (next Thames Hotel). -hone -2506. J» I J>J-Kr_ S A J>.._>-_._ S. Every, 3 Settler: _id ' Stocl_i_n^l__s-.to " possess. - ' A'-EE_IABLE SADDLE, And the -ones- .supplied by J. MACKEY, 45, -ALBERT-ST., are continuing to give every sari—action Please note that his Saddles axe Handsewn by Expert Workmen, from picked ■ leathers. , ' Q_.sTN.iEl_> A E ■_» ._ _ &-' A celebrated doctor recently recommended Baked Apples for people suffering from weak digestion, as they are- the most easily assimilated food obtainable. Often it Is impossible to obtain fresh Apples, but DRIVER'S Perseverance Brand of Canned Apples are always obtainable from your Grocer. The best on the market. Wholesale from A. S. Paters and Co . Customs-st. ' , . IGH RAr, JEWELLERY., If you are looking for something Artistic and of Good Quality, you should.examine our array of . , BRACELETS, RINGS, BROOCHES. PINS , CHAINS, ETC. They are, all of fine-quality, and in handsome design, yet so reasonably priced as to be practically within, the reach of all. . Especially good value In watches. TAS. TJ_SCOE,------HE RE-LIABLE JEWELLER, " . j | ___: ____*:- KABAMfiASAEE-fiD,