WAKTEB KNOUT? VI T ANTI"I). AVorkingmcn to buy Oilskins. " Mackintoshes. Raincoats, Umbrellas. etc-., at very low prices Sbrimski, the Workingman's Friend, corner Queeu and Wellesley sts. YJVTANTED Known—Mrs Chapman, DressJ"v matter, late of K«lcn Terrace, is preI jiared to take Dressmaking at her residence, ' Hirsts. Buchanan St.. Gleumorc, or would go out by the day. 95 VKTANTED Known — Workingmen— ' V Shrimski's. the Workingman's Friend, corner Queen and AA'ellesley Sts.. is the best place in town for Hats, Caps, Ties, Braces, etc. V"*"7ANTED Known. — F. Lester, Saw ~» Sharpening and Grinding AVorks. Lawn Mowers Ground, eic : Tools bought. 19, Ellioti Street, near City MarkcL Licensed Dealer. ryA>TBD Known—J. G. PEAT, Dyer " and French Cleaner. Terrace Bldgs.. Eden Terrace, one minute top Symonds Street. Every description Dyeing, Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing: moderate charges; ■modern methods: collects and delivers. Open evenings. 0 p.m. Phone 3,151. VAMSTED KNOWN.—Easiest Terms for vv Furulture ou Time Payments can be had at THE IDEAL FURNISHING AND FINANCE CO.. 5 and 6. Great North Road, opp. Tivoll Theatre, near Reservoir. Your . house furnished with Sideboard, Duchess | Pair, Comb. Chest, Bedsteads. AA'lre .Stretchers. Linoleums, farpct Runner, etc. ?We also negotiate small loans, from —5 upwards on furniture, pianos, etc.. without removal. Easy repayments to suit clients. Bnsiness strictly confidential. Hours: 8 a.in. to 0 p.m.: Wednesday 1 p.m.. Saturdsy 9 p.m. Phone 3453. r\7' ANTED XT N O W N. I FURNITURE ON" EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE O.V EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON KA.SA" TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON RASA" TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERM'S. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. A Q.ROSSMAN AND /*tO., 7a PITT STREET. AUCKLAND. W' A N T E D KNOWN.! EASIEST TERMS IN AUCKLAND. YOUR HOUSE FURNISHED WITH FIRST CLASS FURNITURE on Very Easy Terms. Sideboards, Suites, Duchess l'alrp, Comfclnation Chests, Bedsteads. Linoleums, Carpets, etc.. In great variety. Call and See Us, and we will Arrange Teirms to Suit You. IMPERIAL IMPORTING COMPANY 20S. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Opp. Howe Street.
■Ty ANTED J**"* N O W N— Stocktaking has revealed the fact that In many lines ;we are heavily overstocked; thesis, li> con'onetion' with other- lines id which we have not complete ranges, we haA-e decided to throw out at a sacrifice. NEW GOODS NOW ARRIVING BY EVERY STEAMER COMPEL US TO ADOPT THIS COURSE. Customers will obtain MARVELLOUS JOB VALUES for the nest few weeks. MEN'S AND WOMEN"S CORK SOX. Id Pair. WOMEN'S AVOOD MILNE RUBBER HEELS, 3d Pair, or 5 Fair for 1/. RIFLE BOOT LACES, 2d per dozen LADIES' 12/tJ GLACE KID SHOES, all size 3, 3/11 Pair LADIES' PUMP SOLE A*ERY BEST QUALITY GLACE KID SHOES, Lace or Button, narrow toes; usual price 17/6 pair; Clearing at 8/11 LADIES' STYLISH DERBY SHOES, broad toes, patent cap, 7/11 Pair LADIES' GLACE KID LACE OR BUTTON BOOTS—Usual Price 18/11: Clearing at S,ll Pair LADIES' 25/ AMERICAN BOOTS—Clearing at 10/11 loir LADIES' EVENING 2/11 Pair • LADIES' BATH SLIPPERS, twine soles, 1/ Pair, or 2 Pairs for 1/9 LADIES' LIGHT STRAI' AVALKIN'G SHOES. -The Beatrice"—Usual price 17/0, Clearing at 7/11 Pair INFANTS' SHOES AND BOOTS, Gd, 9d, and 1/ lair MENS ENGLISH BOOTS—Usual price 17/ C; Clearing at 8/11 Pair MEN'S STRONG 12/6 SHOOTERS, S/ll lair GENT.'S HIGH - CLASS AMERICAN HOOTS, Snows—L'su—l price 25/; Clearing at 12/6 pair MEN'S COURT SHOES, 3/11 Pair j MENS FELT SLIPFERS, 1/ lair
TCAANCT /""J.OODS. A HAIR BRUSH AND COMB for 6a. ALARM CLOCKS, 2/3, 2/6, 2/11, and 3/11 each 1,000 ANSONIA ALARM CLOCKS, 4/6 each S-DAY Kit CHEN CLOCKS, 10/6 each AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS at Half Marked Price SPECTACLES clearing at 3d Fair PURSES, 4Jd each LADIES' HAND RAGS from 9d each CUTTING OUT SCISSORS, 4Jd, 6d, 9d and 12,000 NEW MUSIC, just arrived, ex g« Opawa—2d per Copy, or 7 Copies for 1/ WRITING PADS, Best Bank Paper, 2d each. 7 for 1/ GOOD COMMERCIAL ENVELOPES S Packets for 6d -w_e>, s COLLAR STUDS, 2'd per dozen, or Two Dozen for 4d »—»—-» 10/6 ANSONIA WATCHES for 3/11 MARKING INK, I'd Bottle 1/ RACK COMBS, 4d each 3/6 SAFETY RAZORS, 1/ each A T M l LL E B ' s TjA.ANCY "DEPOSITOR X, AND | TDOOX -pALACE, ■yiCTORIA gTREET. ! WANTED. Wives of Workingmen to buy ■ Cheap Blankets. Rugs, Flannels, AA'nrm .Underwear for the whole family at bargain prices.—Sliritnski. the AVorkingman's Friend, corner Queen aud AVellesley Sts.
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Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 108, 7 May 1913, Page 1
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