Anglo-French discord causing grave concern. Also high-priced clothing. The Empire Cleaning Co. remodel costumes, clean and press suits to complete e&tiefaction for few shillings.—Opp Town Hall.—(Ad.) Ernie Roberts, first-class tailor. All euits reduced. Latest 0ut.—199. Karangahape Road, over U.F.S. Dispensary. (Ad.)] Kelleway's, cheapest draper. Large bush rugs 24/6, coloured roller towelling l'/4J yard, check tea cloth 1/64 J - Hurry up for these. ■Newmarket oily.—* (Ad.) > The Pantomime and Pearson's Boot Sale, Xewton, are the outstanding feature of local interest at the moment* (Ad.) Erery motorist, every cycliet, should carry Magic Ru'bfoer Mend. It -will odd hundreds of miles to your tyres.—'(Ad.) Kellewa'v'e, still chea-pest draper. Finlay's sheeting 54 inch 3/11, 72 inch 4/11, 80 inch 5/111. Get in early. Kewmarkefe only.-^(Ad.) Busy times at the Economic (opp\. Town Hall)! The Sale Bargains are attracking crowds of buyers.— (Ad.) Dr. Mannix prepared to sacrifice hi* libertr for prison. Empire Furriere also making big sacrifice. Selling black and natural fox furs at 90/, worth £12 to £15—Address opp. Town Hall.—(Ad.) Oborn's boot sale, 240, Hobson StTeeb. A fine selection of ladies' and gent* boots and shoes. All T>argains.— (Ad.) Auckland's cheapest boot' shop. Fair dinkum. Come and see for yourself.— Tim Hayes, opposite G.P.O.—(Ad.) Kelleway's, cheapest draper. 40 incK navt nurses' cloth 3/Ul, novr 2/6 yard. Be early for this. Broadway,, Newmarket.—(Ad.)
FARM HANDS. PLOUGHMAN wanted, single* man preferred: one used to fencing and general farm work preferred.—Box 5711, Auckland. 281 YOUTH, strong, energetic, wanted, about 20; general farm work; must lie good with horaes; no milking; £>.—G. Wagstaff. Walhou. 51 gIANOS WANTED. A DVEK'PISER has cash waiting up to ■**■ fTO for good sound Flano.—HalawelV 70. STAR. «J A DVEKTISER wants Secondhand Piano, ■**- £50 to ISO cash.—Cti., 77, STAR. 81 A DVKKXISEII wishes to Buj prlTatelyi -ft- -ood make of Piano.—Bridger, 8«, STAR. 8» GOOD Trice for Sound Piano without ■ borer.—Teacher. 67. STAR. 01 auoD prices for Pianos ivrltQout borer£ given by Ueorge Walker, Auctioneer, 38. Queen tit. 9 anted, Used Pianos (any number). Coakley pays handsome Prices ! G PIANO wanted to Buy privately; Will p&T cash.—Piano. S6O, STAR. Sβ IANO of moderate price for cash.—State make and where seen, Pianist, Box 1621. *» PIANO, secondhand; borer not objected to —Scud particulars to R.S., 81. STAR. 103 PIANO, cheap, to repair; condition no object.—Advise lowest price and where seen, Toner, 82, STAB. MM P~IANOS wanted, any make, iron frame, mellow tone, no 57, STAR. ?? 1">IANO, good, reliable, any make; good - price without borer.—Pianist, 63. STAR. W •TWAXO wanted, Iron frame, borer no Jl object; good price.-Write Piano, Newton P.O. ', _li PIANU wanted, good secondhand lnstru* nient not particular make or price.—* Write Buyer, fi.P.O. • 151 lANO, good, wanted, by music teacher; any make; top price, cash.—Write Genuine. Newton P.O. Jt PIANO, good, and free from mood enrtj, required -iirEently; cash puTdhase.— Ellla.ro. Box «23, Auckland. 384 —I» no, also Furniture, any quantity, wanted urgently: cash waltlng; tOB , nrlco paid—Write Cagh. G.f-O. 151 -rfjTsO Good. Secondhand; must have 1 nice'tone and appearance: BUltable convert platform.—Concert Platform, 12. J. ST A R. 3oM DENTISTRY. pAINLESS TTVENTISTRY. Mr. Howey Walker has a Snre and Successful Method of Extracting Teetlt Without Pain. , Gentleness and Extreme Carat, TTTOWEY vyALKEH, Dentls^ 209, Queen Street. (Opposite John Court, Limited.) n DEKTIST, HAS COMMENCED THE FBAOTICB OF HIS PROFESSION IN BUESSWi'S, BUILDINGS, QUEEX ST. Xaka Lift. Bf
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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 194, 14 August 1920, Page 1
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