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Auckland Star, Volume XLI, Issue 168, 18 July 1910, Page 1

APARTMEMTS VACANT. "T>EVBBLEY," 228, PONSONBY-RD. (be- ■*-* tween Vermont and Summer sts). — Vacancies for Boarders; cleanliness and comfort; 18/ per week. "BELLA VlSTA.—Vacancies for Boarders. J -' Every modern convenience. Under entirely new management.—Mrs. Barker, Waterloo-quadrant, off Princes-st. Home, private famiiyT \~> for 2 respectable men; 18/; soft washing and mending; 2 minutes from cars.— Address Star Office. 47 Lower Symonds-st.— *-* Private Beard and Residence for ladies and gents; terms moderate.—Mrs Ingram. 'Phone 1349. GLEN EDEN, GRAFTOM-RD. (Residence of late Dr. Philson). Mrs. Jackson, PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, Tourists and Visitors. Every convenience; Stable and Coach-house. J7"ING'S ptOURT T>RIVATH TTOTEL, UPPER QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. IVE B (t TJSHER, PROPRIETOR. This Hotel is very private, central and convenient, surrounded by iarge and well-laid-out grounds, and in the healthiest part of the city. Hull-sized Billiard Table. Tennis Court and Gymnasium. Telephone 2258. T ARGE Furnisned Room to Let; suit *•* single man.—Apply No. 6, St. James' Square, near Welllngtoh-st. 10 C<INGLE Room, furnished; suit young man *J or young lady; private nome; gas, bath, every convenience.—Stationer's Shop, Khyber Pass-rfl.,- Newmarket (opposite Carlton Club Hotel). 48 TiWO Furnished Bedrooms to Let, without board.—Apply Star Office. 155 rpO LET, YoungTMen preferred, Two Beds; J- use bath; private house; lOruiu Queenet—Address Star Office. 9 5" LET, ' Nicely-furnished Bed-Sitting ■Room; rent, 9/; also Two Unfurnished Rooms, to No. 19, Guudry-st., Newton. ViV' 75 rpo LET, 2 Furnished Bedrooms, double -*- and single; also, Diniugroom; use all De Croix, 30, Gundry-6t., Newton. . „ rpo LET, 3 comfortably Furnished Rooms, i'J- 46, Ponsouby-rd.; sitting, dining aud bedroom; terms, 15/. —Can be seen from 0 to 6, not after 0. 50 ; rpo LET, superior Furnished Balcony Par|J- lour Bedroom, to lady; stove; every cony.; fine central position; private faintl3 r ; good tenant; 5/. —Apply Star Office. 32 WANTED, A Working-inan Boarder; in privateirfamily; terms, 16/; soft washing done.—ATfety" 12, Fernlelgh-st., off Wood--Bt. y ~'- • 44 WANTED to .Let, 2 Furnished Double Bedrooms'; suit married couple; one with fireplace.—No. 25, Upper Union-st., back of St. James' Church. 71 ANTED to Let, 1 or 2 large Unfurnlshed Rooms In superior house; fireplaces: not and cold water; 1 mln. Symonds-st. Id section; references requireG.—Apply Star Office. 5S TX7EEROONA, » ' Jubilee-avenue, North Head, Devonport Superior Board and Residence. Terms Moderate. 2 COMFORTABLE Furnished Front Bedrooms, suit m.c, use of sitting-room, conveniences and kitchen; Id. section.—34, Wellington-street. 108 WANTED KNOWN. WANTED Known—Mclvor and Son, K»-rangahape-rd., for Solid, Well-made Furniture; wholesale prices to everyone. ANTED X 2T O W N — JUST RECEIVED. • Price. Post. Butterick's Newest Paper Patterns 9d 9id Butterick's Delineator, Eug. Ed. Sd Od Battiridk's Delineator, - Ani. Ed... lod 1/ Butterick's Large Quarterly Fashions '100 pages) 1/6 1/10 Weluon's Ladies' Journal od 7d Harrison's Dressmaker Od id Weluon's Home Milliner 2d 2Jd Sewing Machine Needles of all makes stocked, 1/ pkt; by post, 1/1. Send stamps or Postal Note. W. P. OGILVIE, 211, Qneen-st,, Auckland. TX7 ANTED KNOWN. BOOT SALE. BOOT SALE. BOOT SALE. BOOT SALE. BOOT SALE. BOOT SALE. ; JAMES A i>AMS AND /^(O., Opposite Public Library. .WINTER SALE NOW PROCEEDING. SPECIAL BARGAIN IN BOYS' BOOTS. SPECIAL BABGAIN IN GIBLS' BOOTS. WARD SHOES AND GENT.'S WINTER BOOTS. LARGE NUMBER OF SAMPLES (VARI-' Oyg SIZES) BEING. gQLP AT HALF-PRICE. | BEE OTJK WnSDOWS 10-DAI, TAMES ADAMS AND riO., OPPOSITE PUBI.IC IJBB «T>T TSSDBB Tyj"OTOR pAHa A GAINST T)AMAGE. FIRE, THEFT, TRANSIT AND THIRD PARTY. T\ALGETY AND /COMPANY, J TD., AUCKLAND. YA7HAT EVEBY WOMAN KNOWS. That personal attraction means an attractive personal appearance. That an attractive appearance is her duty I to her womanhood and to herself. That it depends on neat and careful dressing and attention to all the little details of the toilette. That the trimmest of figures, the clearest of skins, the brightest of eyes, the smartest of hats and tailor-mades count ns nothing If her hair, Nature's crowning endowment, be duff and lustreless, thin and grey. What every woman does not know Is where to find a remedy — A RELIABLE rejuvenator for her hair, one that will tone up the scalp, eradicate dandruff, and promote" a healthy luxuriant growth. WIOLETTA Will do all this, and more. The wise woman will add to her store of knowledge by trying it. Price 3/6. Sold Everywhere. pAINTS OF HIGH GRADE SPECIALLY ■*■ PREPARED FOR HOUSE PAINTING. S. J. BEST AND CO., 43, Customs-st. Eut.