SITPATIOKS WANTED. A YOUNG Man wants work of any description; would accept work In Fiji.— Write Z., 44, "Star Office. 69 /"XLEiRK wants work; - good writer, quiCK v>< at figures: good references. Home and ! colonial experience.—Write Willing, 6, Star I Office. -y. 47 LADY wants light Place as companion help or travelling companion.—Miss I Evans, c/o Mrs Scully, Waitara, • Taranaki I ... 56 J SITUATION wanted by Handy Man, 30 I years resident in Auckland; first-class ; testimonials; or can put £50 in active'busii ness partnership.—Write Enterprise, 1 Star Office. 59 i rpo PAINTERS.—Young Man, competent,----j - 1 - wants work.—Apply Star Office. ■ 1 j-rpo CONFECTIONERS—I can 'teach you \J- how to make the Original Bulgarian ■ llock, American Boss, or any Other line. : Am at your service for a few days only.— I 'Apply, prompt, C.E.C., "Commonwealth," I 275, Queen-st. WASHING and Cleaning by day wanted by respectable woman.—Write C.C., 23, I Star Office. ' 11 ORK for Handy Man, bricklayer's or carpenter's labourer, or gardening.— Adams, Stamford Park, Three Kings. 60 ■VX7ORK wanted by young man, used to V» pile driving and wharf construction, also boilers and engines; handy with tools. —Write C.C., 8, Star Office. 52 XDOW, middle-aged, seeks Position as Housekeeper, professional gentleman preferred; good cook and manager.— Address Mrs D., Bos 33, P. 0., Whakatane. I Correspondence 'to June 25th. 57 1 YODXG MAN wants work; will undertake J- to ■ clean windows, offices, etc.; price moderate.—Write C.C., 27, Star Office. 43 YOUNG Man wants situation on farm or station, as carpenter or handy man; can fence and willing to do other kind of ■work.—Write to Carpenter, 41, Star Office. 52 HOUSES AKD lAMB WAITTEP WANTED to Rent, large House, near Choral Hall.—Write Z., 27, Star Office. WANTED TO L-E-T, 4-roomed Bouse, patent w.c. and all conveniences; rent 14/ per week.—Apply Hogan, 7th house on right, south.of Mt. JbSden bridge, Mt. E-den-rd; 32 T\f ANTED, IN PONSO NB V, MODERN HOUSE, 6 OR 7 ROOMS. . UP TO £600. CASH. CLIENT WAITING. C. F. RT^ BANK OF NEW ZEALAND BLDGS., ■ SWANSOK.-gP. YT7ANTED IN PARN-ELL.'REMUERA, OR VV > EPSOM, MODERN HOUSE OF SEVOSN ROOMS. Up to £1200. Must he <within a minutes of Car, C. F. b en>;:ett ' BANK OF NEW ZEALAND BUILDINGS, gwiiirSON m. 'Phone: 2893. TTT ANT E D, F O.R C L I E.N T, HOUSE OF ABOUT 6 ROOMS, with good section, GRAFTON, NEAR END EPSOM, or REMUEBA. Must be near cars. From £700 to £1000. Q.EO. A BBOTT, HOBSON BLDGS., SHORTLAND-ST. A ■'- T AIESASEiEB ASD-po, ! . HOUSE, LAND AND ESTiATE AGENTS. Valuations of Real Estate. Bents and Interest Collected. Loans Negotiated. 18, PALMERSTON BUILDINGS. 'Phone 2571. ' .(? -1 REWARD to any person who can pro-o~i-L cure decent Empty House, 6 or 7 rooms, Id section. —Address C.C, 33, Star Office. 78 PTTFJXS WASTES. WANTED, by certificated young lady, Pupils for Piano aud Theory; homes visited: £1 quarter.—Address Piano, SOU, Star Office. ANTED, by young lady, Pupils, Piano, Violin, Singing, and Theory. Homes visited. £1 5/ quarter.—Address Diploma, Box 437, Post Office. CHOOL OF DRESSMAKING. — Miss Ileid, Wellesley-st. Classes for Practical Dressmaking, daily, except Wednesday afternoon; evenings, Tuesday and Friday. mo STAMMERERS. 6. L. JOHNSTON, Repr. Beasley System, will hold Classes for One Term la Auckland. Consultation Free, 3 to 4, 7 to S p.m. Write and arrange interview. Address: Symond&st. MISCEUIfIJirEOTTS WANTED. WANTED. —You want good Furniture at . wholesale prices; come and see it made at Mclvor and Sons', Karangahape-rd. ANTED, 500 Customers for Our Famous Golden Tipped Ceylon Tea, at 1/6.—: John Earle and Co., Queen-st., oppo. Goodson's. ANTED—Turn It into money by sending to the oldest, largest, and most central Auction Rooms m. the City.— Ltd., 139, Qnean-st ANTED, 1000 Venetian Blinds to - !? novate, at Lowest Rates;' equal to. new.—A. N. Busby, Venetian Blind. .Maker,. Market-square. 'Phone 2SS6.
WANTED— WOMEN who wash clothes to give one bottle of WILWORSH a trial; no rubbing or soaking. Clothes wear longer. WASHING COSTS 3d. TXTANTED Known, don't buy Venetian YV Blinds tUI you have seen Fred. Brown's Patent "Rotary 1, Sihjjle Centre Cord action. \vrJdITTOME, STEVENSON- AND,- C 0.,. LIMITED, DOMAIN. F.ACTORX, . i PABNELL, are \ IH©-REGISTERBD.>.CONDIMEOTaBS FOE THE DOMINION. TJATENT ■γ-^eiee. One Pound of This Drier to One Gallon of Haw, Oil makes an Efficient Drier. S. J- -C 0.,--43,.,--43, Cnstoms-st. East. "DELIEE. FEOM. THE START WHAT EHECMO WILL DO. It is a great-ihing to knowof a'medicine that -will give relief with the very first dose. That is exactly how RHEUMO worts.. It is a positive antidote for uric acid poisoning. If you suiter from Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, or. any«o£her disease due to excess uric acid Iα the blood-. has cured so many others —will cure you. RHEUJiO is a liquid to be tntrpn in prescribed doses, and • will give relief with the first dose. RHEOMO expels the uric acid poison, cures the pain, and removes the--swelling. Those who-h'ave tried it praise it most. RHEUMO cures Rheumatism. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle. RING TOUR REPAIRS.—We shall have rain.—Sheimerdine's, Umbrella Manufacturers, Tabernacle Bldgs., Karangahaperd. All work done by skilled workmen. T7VISH, FISH, "PISH.—For the most reJ- liable and cheapest Ftresh. and Smoked Fish, Batobits, Fruit, etc,,, -try SwiOtlXs J^isix. Market* 'Rione. $5%, ■' '
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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 135, 9 June 1910, Page 1
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