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SITUATIONS WANTED. [New arrivals and others will find this column :l ready means of reaching employens. Eighteen words, One Shilling.] BLACKSMITH, first-class shoer and general smlfh, waiting Engagement.— Blacksmith, 121, Cook St. iR'ES&MA'KER (Good) wants -work, 5/ per day; 10/ ami upwards per eos-■ti-mp.—Address P.. Dominion :Rd. P.O. 7!) "piiRESSMAK'ER (recently arrived) wishes J-' to meet Good Customers; Dresses f rom I 20/ Costumes from 20/; good taste, latest i styles.—'■ Albion." 701. Star Office. 80 i POR Tennte Lawns, Paths, Gardens, Tarring, Sanding and Draining, try B. H. Bishop, King Edward Aye., Epsom. C ©NTLBMAN, active, exempt from service, knows town and country well, ■wishes Position of Trust or as Representative; good testimonials.—Write Grafter, 610, Star Office. 12 MANAGEMENT of Hotel wirotcd; firstclass credentials; no family.—Address "Thirteen," G.P.0., Wellington. 38 ILSKIN.* wanted to ■Re-01l nnd _ Repair. At Cai* Fouhvlnd Oilskin Factory. 233, «gbEt»' St. J33 piAPERHx'\NGIN«, Painting, Scrimmlng. Jt Glazliy wantexl by competent Man; moderate charges.—Uoyd, Anglesea St.. 'Ponsonby. 18 ES-PEiCTABLE, Elderly Woman, knowledge of mirsing, wants Position as Nurse-Afcteudant in Maternity Nursing Home or to Invalid; good \ rfefs.—Write Nurse, 645, Star Office. 41 T\7;OiRK. tempornry, wanted, in town, by » » ' young man (.TO), accepted for reinforcement*.—Write E. 11., 033, -Scar Office. 25 VITAeilUX*}. Ironing or Cleaning by dny »V wanted by experienced laundress, or ■would take permanent place. — write Urgent, Symands St. Post Office. 0.7 MISCELLANEOUS "WANTED. SCOOP TEAM.S (two) u-anted.—Appjy H. Rosier, Contractor, Brooklyn, via N<-w Lynn. ( 501 ANTED, Patriotic Workers and our Soldier Boys to visit the Worklngmau's Friend, cor. Queen and Wellesley Sts., for heavy Woollen Underwear and all Winter Comforts, nt War-thno Prices. A EEAI) THE NEXT PAMPHLET you get about Cash Registers. These have often made the difference between just making n living aud making v profit. Investigation costs nothing. See Loca; Agent, Corner Harby and Elliott Streets. A TTTANTKD. every British worker in Auck- >» land to buy British-made Goods at the Workingnian's Friend, Cor. Queen aud Welley_Sts. A L" BAT&&R and Everytlilng for Home Boot Reimiring for Sale.—At 11. S. -Oiambers', Expert Boot Repairer, 236, Knnuigahape ltd. C rXTAXTRT) Kuowu — Union ShiFti for » » Britishers, 2; 11, 8/6, 4/0. Worth double. The Workingniiiu's Frieud, Cor. Queen and Welieslcy Sts. A rnu WUItK IX I! ME N O N \7\. -L SUITS TO MEASURE. FROM 45/. Same Price as Re.idy-madcs. BRO.tKJHTON, T> Weliesley St. W. The Big B, ■£> Just above Fullers. A ANTED, all Patriotic British -Worker*. to buy lirltls-h-m;iili' Clothing. Mercery and Hosiery, nt keen cut prices.—The Workingman's Friend, Cor. Queen and Wcllcaley Streets. A lijHY REDUCE YOUR INCOME? Would' • ' you miss half-a-crown to-day from your takings if snmeone gave It out in wrong change? How much more loss can you Mand before buying.a Cash Register? A

Tγ ANTED T£ NOW H. FOR FAINLESS EXTRACTIONS AND REAL FITTING ARTIFICIAL TEETi:. Try J. H. K ISNEAU> DENTAL SURGLON, DARBY STREET. AUCKLAND. c rrnioMPSON axd a laiond, 84, HOB-SON STItEET, FOIll.. .INEXPENSIVE AND ARTISTIC FURNITURE AND .MANTELPIECES. C TX7HO SAID MY PRICES ABE GOINO —DRY FOOT WEARWorlilDK ll."J Shooters. G. V. UNDERWOOD. Economy Shoe Store. 43, Victoria Street. C D 0 0 X QALK Now Proceeding at the BOOK EXCHANGE, 12, VICTORIA ST. Owing to alteration of promisee we a re now holding nn IMPORTANT SALE OF NEW AND SECOND-UAND UOOKS. The Inspection of Boot-loveie, Librarians, etc., etc., is invited. C T>ROFES»Oa "EfDWARD rXRAY (From London), 'jrDTAPITYSIOIAN AND SCIENTIST. VIBRATORY AND MAGNiETIC TREATMENTS. For All Disorders of the ISody and Mind, Consult PROFES.SOU GRAY, 3C, KAR-ANGAIIAI'E AUCKLAND (Tadema Studio Entrance). Ilione D

QURE GOUT WITH RHBUMO !— IthcUQiattc Gout ciin bo cured permanently! Medical men aud scientists have diaencsed It as a blood disease, due lo excess uric iicld —and its deposit settles in the Joints and muscles. Llnamonts may temporarily denden the pain at the inflamed part of the body, but they cannot penetrate into tie blood mid purify it. RHEUMO does, and that is the only way to cure Rheumatic Gout and its kindred ailments, Sciatlcn and Lumbago. This scientific, powerful remedy neutralises the excess acid in the blood, nud expels it from the system. The gouty swelling is then reduced, and the pain disappears. When you ask for ■KHEUMO. don't be put oft with foreign salts. RH'EUHO Is made In New Zealand, and has cured thousands of your suffering «ountrymen—some of w.horn had been crippled with Rheumatic pains for fourteen and twenty, years. Because embrocations and massage have failed to cure you, don't lose hope—you have merely been trying to cure the effects. Buy a bottle of RHBUMO —HMeole with the cause. (102)

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Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 146, 21 June 1915, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 146, 21 June 1915, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Auckland Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 146, 21 June 1915, Page 1

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