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Auckland Star, Volume XLVII, Issue 239, 6 October 1916, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED. 2. [New arrivals and others will find this column a ready means of reaching employers. Eighteen words, Ono Shilling.] COACHSMITH, first-class, wants Constant Situation;, married.—State full - Particulars to Ccachsmith, 873, Star Office. - TTi-NGLISHMAN, just -arrived, seeks PosF A-' tion. General Store: age 47: English - and Colonial experience; highest refs.— ~ Kersley, "Eumore," Symouds St. 67 T,ADY, young, seeks good home for small *-* wages, in return for light household 1. duties.—Write Homely, Symonds St. P.O. 555 POSITION as Traveller wanted in a wholesale house, real g,ood salesman.— Write Traveller, 091, Star Office. 31 - T>ERSON, reduced circumstances, sons at -*- front, requires iHous6keer>er's or ; Manageress' Position—Write X.Z., 997, Star Office. uos I I Shorthand - typiste, . competent, *-} seeks I'osition in Office, used to secretarial work, slight knowledge bookkeeping. ' Write Competent, ,932, .Star Office. 10 WORK of any description wanted by married man, with children, in neces- • sitous circumstances.—Write- Urgent, 075. t Star Office. 7s FARM HANDS. i "ROY, 14 to lfi, wanted for farm, handy ■f to Auckland.—Apply Monday, 10 to 11, . Epsom. 2T ■ Hand, good all ~round77wanted7 . -»- milk aud plough: go Saturday.—Appiv. . at once, 52, Union .St. 534 1 ! TTOUSEKEEPE-R, with son or daughter . -»-»- able .to milk, wanted for the country. - —Apply Waikato House, Shortland St. i'l T/ VD 4, urt " ht . wanted leurn farming at ■" Tarttrangn.—Poster aud Miller, "safe Deposit. High St. go - JJLOUGHMAN wanted for Paeroa; own * cottage and cow provided.—Apply T. i Mclndoe, SO, Queen St. 56S WTAKTED KNOWN. TXTANTED KNOWN.—The Work-lngman's jy Friend has Wonderful Value in Shirts, throwing them away at 1/11 Corner Queen and WeUesley Sts. A WANTED KNOWN.—W" n.ive -~. fu i Va lue in Linen Shirts, all sizes. LSr , Shh-tB for 1/11.—Workincman's Friend, lor. Queen and WeUesley 6ta. A rtTANTED KNOWN^3o^ r orMlirthl» -,T, B "saln iv Linen Shirts, usual price T/U, thrown out at 1/11.—Workiugman's Iriend, Cor. Queen and Wcllosiey Sts. A KNOWN.—A Bargain IS rV 1 / - ,'i nen .rK llir «-- V. 11 ' w °uderful Value, for 1/11.—rhe Worklngman's Fnena, Cor Queen and WeUesley Sts. a W^TF 5 DoT »» Shirts, usual price 7/11. We are throwing them out at 1/11. A Bargain. Workingman s Friend, Cor. Queen and WeUesley Sts. RANTED KNOWN. .J-JENTAL pARLORS. DR RAYNER. QUEEN AND WELLESLEY STREETS And ' CORNER OF CUBA AND MANNERS STREETS, WELLINGTON. Open Friday Evenings. 7 to 9. A A N T E t» J£ Jf O W N. TO DRESSMAKERS. We do— ■ 1 -■' ■ HE3ISTITCHINO, ACCORDEON PLEATING, PINKING. GOFIT3BIXG, . BUTTONS MADE TO ORDER. - t New , FASHION BOOKS AND BUTTERICK PATTERNS Regularly Received. W. P.' o <iILVIE - ' MTF 211, QUEEN STREET. ' ANTED JT N O W N. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EAS\ TIiKMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TKKMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY- TERMS. 1 FURNITURE ON EASY TEILMS. ; FURNITURE ON EASY XJSRMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TJSKMB. : FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE .ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. < FURNITDRE ON EASY TERMS ' FURNITURE ON EASY • TERMS, I FURNITURE .ON EASY TERMS. i FURNITURE ON EASY Teiisls ; FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. i FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. ' FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. J A. Q- ROSSMAX AXD pO., T TD., j HOUSE FURNISHERS, c 111-113, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. J ATJCKiLANi* , < SPIRITS and imported Wines are at pro- . hibitive prices. Tbose who enjoy a com- - fortiug beverage should drink WENDEL'S WINES. Admittedly better than imported and much cheaper. Send for price list — ' 3. Wcudel and Co., 1283, Karangahape ' Road. _ jy . "gUYING RHEUMO IS LIKE BUYING j HEALTH. — Are yon tortured by r Rheumatism, Lumbago, Gout, SciaticaJ •"] You can be cured. Many hundreds who have suffered as you do have 1 found prompt relief — and a per- 1 manent cure—in Rheumo. Captain John t Gibbs, lately of Auckland, who was bent ( double with Rheumatism, says: "I always 1 recommend Rheumo to auy one who suffers - with Rheumatism or Gout." Here is friendly l advice from a man who has been cured " from your complaint. Start taking Rheumo ] now, 2/6 and 4/6 bottle. Barraclough's Magic Nervine instantly > stops Toothache. Progandra quickly cures Corns. 125 J f ___ _' 6 GENTS' LIBIT - OFF APPAREL, 1 MISFITS, BOOTS, TRUNKS, JEWEL- J I LERY, PAWN TICKETS, Etc. fi I Before Selling, Ring up 3976 for Our Representative to Call and Give Our Price J You will be-under no obligation by doing so. t CLEANING, REPAIRING, AND ALTERA- - TIONS NEATLY EXECUTED. 1 LONDON CLOTHING CO., J S, Gt. North, ltd., Near Ponsonby Reservoir, n ' A VSTENDEL'S WINES — Port, Sherry 1 " Madeira, Claret, 3/ a bottle, 3d each e.tfra if posted; 12 bottles or over de- " livered free at 2/6 per bottle. Fuji price list on application.—J. Weudel and Co., 1 1253. Karangahape Road. J RING UP PHONE 4351, DAY OR NIGHT 5 for Expert Electrical Work, all de- F scrlptlons. Moderate price. Town or - country. Estimates free.—Walter McCarthy aud Co., Electrical Engineers 177 Hobson St., City. Trial soUcited. ' D - A LL SMOKED FISH Sold at "Economic"" 1 , „ Fish Shop. Jervois Rd., in future will . be sruoked ou Premises. 121 * —• .. 0 TTITE Resharpen Old Safety Razor Blades; 1 ' » make shaving a pleasure, and save f< you money.—Hazard's, 178, Queen St. A - SANFORD, LIMITED, have much plea- 1 sure in informing the Public of Auck- J land that they have opened an Up-to-date Fish Cafe, in conjunction with' their Fish Marts, at Queen St. (opposite the "Herald" Office), and Lower Qneen Street (opposite _ G.P.0.). Select Rooms for • Ladies and Gentlemen at both. Cafes, where patrons / will receive the best attention, combined > with cleanliness and ciTllity. Meals at an- t' I .-n - !-r!-rpn !*> r :n. n-»l ?! p.'u.. )l -P