SHIPPING. JJUDDABT — pARKER Tj INE FAVOURITE PASSENGER SERVICE. J Circumstances permitting. Steamers will Sail as under:— - FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. .•■RIVERINA Tuesday. 30th March, noon • FOR GISBORNE, NAPIER, WELLINGTON. LYTTELTON, AND DUNEDIN. VICTORIA Tuesday, 30th March, 3 p.m. Cargo received till Noon Sailing Day. WESTRALA Saturday, 3rd April, 2 p.m. ' „, SYDNEY AND HOBART. FROM WELLINGTON. * ULIMAROA Thnrsday, Ist April HOBART AND MELBOURNE. VIA LYTTELTON. DUNEDIN, AND BLUFF. FROM WELLINGTON. WIMMERA Saturday. 3rd April .•Carrying first, second, and third-class passengers. * All Fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. All Tickets for Stop-over or -Return mutually interchangeable with the Unlou Company. OFFICE: 7, CUSTOMS STREET. D QS. W I S M A R. j Power of Attorney and Agreement In I favour of the Rotterdam Trading Company, I empowering It to deal with cargo in above ' vessel, will shortly be received, and con- i signees desirous of availing themselves of the Company's services are requested to have their documents in readiness. A) J. DENNISTON. Secretary, Auckland Chamber of Commerce. Auckland, 24th March, 1315. 512 DENTISTRY. I'm off to Howey Walker's in the morning. tßetter Teeth] WANTED TO SELL. BARNEPT, 291. Queen St., Selling Men's Heavy Pure Roslyn Wool Sweaters, ! 6/11; usual. S/11. 27_ . piOTTAGE Piano, small. In good order . and good tone, wanted to Sell. Price £11.—Apply Star Office. 53
CASH Register, almost new, guaranteed by expert.—Slay be seen at J. Donnelly, Watcninaker, Wellesley St., opp. United Service Hotel. «T HAND Sewing Machine. Itoyal, guaranteed in perfect order. 35/. —Wilson, 33, Wellesley St. W-, above Opera House. A IGHT Trap and Harness, In good order, for -Sale, - cheap; also. Horse Cover, almost new.—Apply 33, Kenneth Ay., Kingsland. 523 "V/TEX'S P»Ti'm Football Knickers, 1/9; iiX usual, 2/11. —Barnett, 201, Queen St., low rent shop. <". 2X •QEWIXG ilachine. Singer Drophead, ~o K3 5/, written guarantee.—Witeon, 33, Wellesley St. W., above Opera House. A SINGER Saddler's Sewing Machine, £3 5/. Wilson, 33, Wellesley St. W., above Opera Honse. Phone 3466. A SEAFARING MEN, Baruett, 291, Queen St., will sell irom a Cook's Cap to Pilot-Jacket; English samples, half cost. 27 SEWING TVrACHINES. '' •wA cost. -My Price. Singer Drophead, 7-dr. . £14 10/ £5 10/ 5-dr. Drophead £14 10/ £4 17/6 White Drophead £10 10/ £3 15/ Singer Drophead (latest) £15 £0 15/ Singer Treadle £12 10/ £2 10/ Drawingroom -' Cabinet . (new) £2i A Bargain _ . (Machines Bought or Exchanged. Cleaned and Repaired, from 2/6. » Call or Write. GLOBE SEWIXG MACHIXE CO., 6, Darby Street, off Queeu Street. D fTTWO Wide-tyred Drays, Teams and A Horses for Sale; also, one almost new Tip Sprlngcart.—Maxwell, Bawling St., Eden Terrace. 22 •VX/EKTHEIM Boot Patching Machine." '• equal to new, £7 10/.—Wilson, 33, Wellesley St W., above Opera House. A WANTED TO SELL.—'Phone 3970. Look, save 50 per cent on your next Suit We have a large Assortment of Gent's Tallor-mnde Misfits and Unclaimed Order Suits, also Second-hand Suits, odd Coats, Tests, Trousers, etc., in thorough clean order and repair. We are able to sell you a misfit suit from £2 10/. or a second-band suit from £1 10/; hundreds to choose from. Any alteration required done by expert tailors without further charge. Prompt attention to country orders. —The London Clothing Co., No. 4, Great North Road, near Ponsonby Reservoir. Business hours, 9 a.m. to G p.m.; Friday, 9 p.m.; Saturday. 1 p.m. D
rpAßTANS—Fashionable Tartan -plaid ! A Dress Materials, Silks, Underskirts, I'■ Costume Skirts. Buttons. Window Display.—Histed's Store. 60, Qneen -St. AINCOATS —Ladies' New Miltary and Belted Styles: also Raglan Coats, 10A 19/6, 21/. 25/, 35/; Children's, 14/6 up.— Histed's Store. 60, Queen St. COATS for Easter Wear—Ladies inspect the latest at 0. E. Histed's Stores, Victoria St. W. aud 60, Queen St. SMART HATS—Ready-to-wear Velvet, Velour. Felt Hats, 5/il up.—Histed's Stores,. Victoria St. W. and 60, Queen St. pEYLOX TEA IN BOXES. Duty Free. JOHN BEID AND CO., Wholesale Merchants, 43, FORT STRKEf. Telephones 103 or 1931. D fTTHOSE CELLING -rTOUSEHOLD ■CTURNITURB SHOULD COXSULT ■OICHARD A RTHUR AND QO. (THOS. B. ARTHUR),, FURNITURE AND LAND SALESMEN, VJtLLIOTT QTREET (OPPOSITE MARKET ENTRANCE). Two Auctioneers Employed. m HOS E Jjl URNIS HI NG Should Visit TT "DUTCHER'S FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, And Inspect the -r AKGEST -pURMTURB JJISPLA^ IN AUCKLAND. MANUFACTURED ON THE PREMISES. Guaranteed and Delivered Free. TT 'DUTCHER, 191-195, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Opp. Newton P.O. D H4.VE you a Machine for Sale? Then ' send it to Wilson, 33, Wellesley St.W., above Opera nouse. A
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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 72, 25 March 1915, Page 1
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