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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 170, 18 July 1919, Page 1

APARTMENTS VACANT. ACCOMMODATION. — No. 12. Lower ■Symonds St. D 4 BEDROOM, large, furii.. breakfast if required; gent preferred.—Address at ; Star Office. 110 EDROOMS (2). large kitchen; well furii.; harbour view; only careful, refined people apply; no children; phone.—Address Star Office. 32 I7.LAT. furii., 3 rooms, separate kitchen, ■ gas stove; no children.»-' Phone 434 63 FURN. Flat, 2 rooms, kitchenette; also Single Room.—l, Cohden St., opp. Newton P.O. 31 LADY Boarders. —Vacancy for two refined Business Ladies, share sunny double room; nice locality.—Rosehank, Hepburn St., Ponsonby. 7 OOMS (2). furnished, to Let, use con- ' veniences for business lady.—l 2, Tonsonby Rd. 97 ROOM (1) and Kitchenette, uufurn.. own meter, gas stove, wanted.—Address at Star Office. 137 lOR 2 Unfurnished Rooms to Let. near Id section. —Address at Star Office. 144 APARTMENTS "WANTED. BOARD wanted for m.c. and boy, in or around Epsom.—Reply Musical, P. 0., Newmarket. 529 BOARD and Residence wanted, by respectable young man; 2d section. —Write A.M., OSS, Star Office. SI BOARD and Residence, in City, by working man; private family preferred.— AVrite J. 8., C 52, Star Office. 47 BOARD wanted by young man, with private family, 2d section. State terms, etc. —Write Board. 694, Star Office. 112 BOARD and Lodgings required by respectable young gentleman with private family; Devonport preferred.—Write A.8.C., 716, Star Office. 10 BOARD required by two fitends, single rooms, with homely peop c or widow, ■Ponsonby or Paruell; musical. —Write Reasonable, COS, Star Office. 113 BOARD and Residence required by elderly gentleman, semi-invalid, deaf, preferably where nurse attendance available. State particulars, terms, etc.—D., 722, Star Office. 30 BACH, small, or couple of rooms, furnished or unfurnished; private entrance; man desirous of baching.—Bach, 703, Star Office. 13S BED Sittingroom to Let, close to'ears; all conveniences.—s7, Western Springs Rd., Morningside. la 2 BEDROOM, furnished, wauted by m.c., young child; use convs.; sep. gas meter preferred; near town.—Write M.C, 645, Star Office. 12 FURNISHED Flat or Small Furn. House, wanted immediately.—Write Schoolmaster, 733, Star Office. 68 FURNISHED Bed-sittingroom ami Kitchenette wanted by married couple; Green Lane preferred.—Write Careful, 680, Star Office. 60 FLATS, well furnished, with kitchenettes, and Rooms, all convs., to Let, in a fortnight, best part Paruell, trams stop at door, sunny position, select.—Address 149, Manukau Rd., Parnell. 14S "M"EAR Tram Barn, Ponsonby.—Board and -L> Residence wanted by tramwavman; reply with terms.—Write 8., 659, Star Office. _ 54 "DOOMS, 3, unfum., Mt. Eden or Epsom. -Ml Send particulars, Box 14S, Epsom Depot. ."'_, '■';." 59 TJOOMS (2). unfum., with kitchenette, J-* 1 haudy Karangahape Rd., wanted by m.c, 1 child.—Write Permanent, 670, Star Office. 29O ROOMS arid kitchenette wanted by *•,. m.c: unfurnished or partly furnished; in good locality.—Write F., 718, Star Office. WANTED KNOWN. GOLDEN Rule Tea is delightful, only 2/4 lb. Try it to-day.—Marriott and Co., Grocers, Parnell and Newmarket. D MILLINERY Sale.—Smart Felt Ready-to-Wears, all colours, 10/6; -greatly reduced. Also. Renovations.—Misses Chandler, 189, Karangahape Rd. 131 BE Fashionable —Have a Mona Fatent Handbag. At jewellers, drapers, all shops. Mona Heart Game what you want. 29 IMPORTANT TO RETURNED MEN.— Ready-to-Wear and Unclaimed. Suits, tailor-made, in all colours and sizes; also. ! Navy Serges, guaranteed fast indigo dye.— Schneldeman Bros., Ltd., 215, 217, ii'X Queen St. D CHEAPEST AND BEST MEAL IS AUCKLAND at SANFORD'S. Opposite G.P.O- D pROGANDRA Cures Corns Quickly. 1/. SAM TAUL for Fishing Tackle, readymade Hues; fishing parties supplied.— Queen and Quay Sts., opp. Ferry Bldgs. 46 O CELEBRATED Cures—Curex Cream for Eczema, Folletr's Mixture for Diarrhoea, Clarke's Worm Powders.—Clarke, Chemist, 116, Victoria St. 47 fTUIE Loudon Clothing Cleaning Co.— J- Remodelling and Cleaniug. Left-off Apparel Bought.—B," Great North Rd. 'Phone 3976. 6 DRESSMAKI KG. Overco.-i ts. and Costumes, tailor finish; charges moderate. Mrs Thomas, 07a, Richmond Ay., Grey Lynu terminus. 555 RS"7 J7 WILSON—In tervlews daily, Orange nail Chambers, 11 to 5, Friday and Saturday Evenings. Appointments only. ' _ LADIES' Felt, Velour and Tagel Hats Remodelled, latest style. Gent's Hats Cleaned and Blocked.—Cox, The Hatter. Karangahape Rd. D ANTED, 1000 with oily hair use Donnelly's Hair Restorer No. 2, 3/6; hairdressers, chemists, stores.—S. Paul, Queen St. 520 BAD LEGS, Varicose 'Ulcers, Eciema, Skin Diseases, etc. Hall's "Septol" removes poison and heals part. Nou-lrrl-tatiug, painless. 2/6 pkge; hospital size, 7/0. Postage free.—Bridge Drug Stores, 3, Karangahape Rd., Auckland. _ Institute and Walata Tropical |» » Gardens, Birkenhead.—lndian Paradise —Museum — Lovely Palms — Flowers. Choicest Refreshments. "Delightful Health Resort. Admission, 1/1. _ i "VrTUNGSON'S • Cake Shops Close ToJ- morrow (Saturday). Open all day Monday. 370 ANTED. 1000 with falling hair, use Donneliy's Hair Restorer, 3/6; hairdressers, chemists, stores.—S. Paul, Hairdresser, Queen St. 520 rj.OI.DEN Rule Tea is delightful, only 2/-i *~" lb. Try it to-day.—Marriott aud Co., Grocers, Parnell and Newmarket. D ALK IT OVER WITH WALKER if Selling out. No charge for consultation. 'Phone 2557. D cLEOD-CRAIG, Ilerhal Specialist.—All Diseases treated by Natural Remedies. Consultation daily, 115, Karangahape Rd., or at 9, Victoria St. There is a HerbaJ Remedy for all Curable Diseases. McLeodCralg has it. u(j ■piOft RHEUMATISM SUFFERERS. Don't think your case is hopeless because you've had Rheumatism fur years and have tried almost every "cure" without relief. Waste no more money on lotions aud embrocations. Rheumatism is a blootl disease, and all the external treatment in the world cuiiuut purify your blood—permanent relief must be effected internally—and RHEUMO is the remedy. The excess uric acid which settles at the joints, causing the painful swelling, is dissolved and eradicated by RHEUMO; the blood is purified, the swelling disappears, aud thus relief is actually secured—often permanently. Thousands of New Zealanders can testify to the value of RHEUMO. A well known resident of Temuka writes:—"For a long time I suffered from Rheumatics, using all kinds of remedies. Hearing of RHEUMO I tried it, aud to-day can say that I have not felt better for the past ten years." Try RHEUMO. It seldom fails to effect permanent relief. 2/G and 4/6 bottle.