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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 116, 15 May 1920, Page 2

I WASTED KNOWN. ] |""t\bar Daddy, don't forget your bottle of Donnelly's Grey Hair Tonic. ' ! Mother's so pleased." At all Chemists and Stores. 3/6 bottle. See advertisement. ■ "V"URSE CLAYTON—CircIe every Tues- ! ■*■' day night, 7.30; written questions, medical diagnosis.—3o, Vincent St. E3 JMENTKAL Dyeing, Cleaning, Pressing. *—' Repairing. 'Save your nld JSuits for Renovating.—P. .1. Fogorty. -t. Market Entrance. 24 1SS _ HARRISON holds Circle, Wednesday nights, S p.m., Karangiihape Ed., opp. Mclvern's Store, dally, 2 to 5. 51« ADifc«—Have you tried The Wardrobe, 38a, Khyber 'Pass, for your Renovation? If nor, do so. Greatest satisfaction guaranteed. .165 CAM PAUL for Razor Sharpening: every *3 Razor guaranteed.—Hairdresser, Queen and Quay Sts.. opp. Ferry Bldgs. 18 ISS GOLDSWORTHY. iNcwmarket, has smart selection of winter hats, newest shapes, quality right, price right, inspeetlnn invited. _*_ WfE Specialist in Costumes, Coats. Frocks. ','" Skirts. Top Coats. We also Renovate. ELLIS AND ANDERSON. Ladies' Tailors. 08, Commercial Bank Buildings (Top Floor), Queen St. ■ WJ3. TO Painters—Landing: White Lead; Raw. Boiled Linseed Oil: Brushes.—For prices, write Decorator. 809. STAR. 173 LADIES, bring your Furs to be -Remodelled by Mrs. Greacen (nee Yandle). 40. Khyber Pass. 13S PRACTICAL Dressmnking. — Costumes. Blouses. Children's Garments, etc.. cut and fitted ready to finish, at 22, Wellesley St. West. Iff MRS. DINON, Stylish Dressmaker and Costumier.—<> 3. Mt. Eden Boad. 140 FOR Cleaning. Pressing and General Repairs, try "The Little 'Shop," 86. Khyber Pass. 146 BLOUSES. — Dainty Net. from 13/6; Georgette, from 39/6.—Miss Glides, 476, Queen St...opp. Y.W.C.A. _4_ QPOKE STITCHING done on the pre- ™ mlses at shortest notice.— Mt-=« WIII--<-oeks, Manufacturer. 43. Mt. Eden Rd. 147 T BATHER FOR HOME BOOT A"* REPAIRING. H. -S. CHAMBERS AND SONS. 232 and 230. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Have Large Stocks- to Chose From. We Are SMII Solll-nj-NiEW BOOTS AND SHOES AT BET>ROCK PRICES. BRING YOUR REPAIRS. Our Quality and Prices Will Suit You. C DON'T DESPISE YOITR CAST-OFF SUIT OR OVERCOAT ! Treated in the Wonderful Crothail Way, Old. Shabby, and Dingy Clothing may be made to look like new. and many old suits and coats are made of far -better material than Is into new ones nowadays. That's why old things "do up" so well. If subjected to our wonderful treatment. One trial will convince you. Our fees are strictly moderate. Country orders solicited. rnHE rtROTHALL WAY po., Renovating Specialists and Practical Tailors. 137, SYMONDS STREET. Phone 4414. Works: Mount Eden Road. 2678 A. C ___=a J PIANOS WAWTEP. A DVERTISER. will pay cash, up to <£83 •**■ for good Piano.—Particulars .to Forest, 912. STAR. 350 ADVERTISER wants Piano (second-hand) in good condition; would pay cash for 1 suitable instrument.—Milano, 823, STAR. I ; 122 GOOD price offered by advertiser for Second-hand Piano; must be free, from borer.—Romeo. 828. STAR. 181 GOOD GERMAN PIANO WANTED. Must be free of borer. Price. li»0 to £00, or thereabouts. PRIVATE. Box 1486. G.P.O. D LADY requires Second-hand Piano, froo from borer; would give good cash price. Katrlna. 917, STAB. ■> 122 rpEACHER requires good Second-hand A- Piano; ready cash for nice instrument. Vera, 827. STAR. 182 PIANO wanted, urgently, good make; price no object.—Genuine. Newton P.O. 518 PIANOS! Pianos! Pianos'—COAKLEY will Buy. Any Quantity! Pays Well, too! C PIANO, wanted to (Buy, privately, any -make; cash down.—Piano, 'Newton P.O. ■ 012 PIANOS wanted—Highest price paid. Phone 4009, and get our price before sacrificing.—Central Agency. ' D PIANO, good, second-hand, for countryball, wanted urgently; will pay highest price.—Write Hall. G.P.O. 18 PIANOS (25) wanted urgently for the Islands; not particular to condition or maker.—Write Fiji, G.P.O. \ 17 "DIANO, second-hand, wanted, for boys' •*- club", pay good cash price: also Small Billiard Table.—Comrade, 604, STAR., 106

PIANO, good tone, wanted for private use; no dealers; about £67.—Replies J. MeMlnn. S, Turner St. 'Phone 2393 A. 561 lANO, good tone, and free from wood borer, wanted for teaching purposes. Cash up *o £50. Not particular to maker. STUDIO. 433, STAR. » PUPIL* WAWTEP. ASHLEIGH Coaching College. New Zealand Insurance Buildings. C_feching for Public Examinations, Backward Education, Bookkeeping, Junior and Senior. D CERTIFICATED Young Lady has Vacancies, few piano pupils; homes visited; 25/ per term. —Certificated, Domlnion Bd, P.O. 360 DRESSMAKING Classes. — Lessons, all - branches. first-class Dressmaking. •Hours: 0 a.m. to 6 p.m.—Miss Ncary, 11, Tabernacle Bldgs.. Newton. " B F~ LUTE AND PICCOLO Taught by A. A. . DUNN, Soloist. Strand Pictures, late of English Grand Opera Orchestras, J. C. Williamson's Co., etc.—Address Phoenix Chambers, opp. G.P.0.. or _i. Ascot Ay.. Remnera. B Li" MODE MILLINERY SCHOOL.— Ladies taught to Remodel and Make their Hats. Hats Remodelled and Orders taken for New Season's Models. Day and Evening Classes.—Miss Mackenzie, 68. Endesn's Bnlldlngs. WS4 LESSONS Pen Painting, Stencilling, Stencilled and iPcn-palnted Camisoles, Ladles' Handiwork sold on commission.— 446, Queen St. 143 LEARN Motor Car Driving and Mechanism, day ■or evening instruction; careful tuition, moderate fees; several makes; City Council's certificate guaranteed. C IRVIN. 10, Wakefield St. MARRIED Lady (ex-teacher) will give Tuition limited nnmlber pupils while schools are closed.—Backward. 916, STAR. " 387 ILLINEBY.—PupiIs' Hats made equal to high-priced shop .hats. CLASSES: day, evenings.—Miss Johns. Third Floor, H.M. Arcade. W.S MISS JOHNS -Resumes Classes. Wednesday, Thursday. Friday Afternoons a_d Evenings next week. 95 MISS SINCLAIR, Teacher of Millinery, Day and Evening Classes: terms, etc.. 2nd Floor, Strand Arcade. • C MLLE. LE HOUX. Dressmaking Classes. 14, Tabernacle Bldgs. Classes dally: also 7 p.m.. Monday, Wednesday, Saturday (Thursday, morning only), OTOR Driving and Repairs.—We are forming another class for above: enrol early.—E. Haydock, Wakefield St.. Auckland* .__ f HRS. •F. WARD, Mount Albert. Teacher of Singing and Pianoforte. Has Removed to BAY VIEW fiOAD. TAKAPUNA, 8 SINGING and Voice Production, Piano.— Young Lady, certificated, has Vacancies. Terms, from £1 1/.—Professional, Ponsonby P.O. , 838 mAILOftS can become Cutters, capable of J. earning from £5 to £10 weekly.— N Z School of Cutting, 28, WeUesley «t. w/ '_: . ? Qn f}/ TO BECOME A SWIMMEB. To receive 12 Private Iv.divklu.il Lessons from a master of She delightful art. Business men. ladies, children all delighted with their progress. Write Box 1327, or ring 'Phone 2746. and I'll promptly make arrangements to suit you. BR . D. B. ANDERSON.