SITUATIONS VACANT. rpAILORING TRADE. WANTED, FOR WELLINGTON, STOCK CUTTER, with factory experience, STOCK I'KESSER, üßed to Machine COAT. VEST and TROt.'SER MACHINISTS, finish i-::ts for coat table. Highest Wages. Constant Employment. Fare refunded If satisfaction given. HAYDON AND LT.'BRANSKY, LTD., 15A. Courtenay riacc, Wellington. 585 rrvo ENGINE DRIVERS AND WOOD -L WORKING MACHINISTS. WASTED, DRIVER, WITH FIRST TICKET, Used to Slab Firing. POH MOJCAI MILL. Aleo, 'MACHINIST FOR PUTAKURU PLANING MILL. Must tie able set up all kinds work, Including sash materials. Apply THE TAU-PO TOTAIRA TIMBER COMPANY, LIMITED, Mokai, Putaruru, or Newmarket. 543 A N T E D, B OXLER'M A(K BR S MOULDERS. Also, APPRENTICE FOR PATTERNMAKING With Technical School Experience Preferred. Apply SEAGAR BROS.. 'Hobaon Wtairf. 048 ■ry HOLES ALE BOOT TRAOES. TRAVB.LJ.INCr SALESMAN WANTED. A LARGE MANURVOTtPRIiN'G FTRM Requires Immediately A FIRST-CLASS SALESMAN Fop the SOUTH ISLAND. Apply, stating age, experience, and salary required, to M A NTJ E AGTURER, C/o Bailey's Advertising Agency, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland. 13 TjrfHOLESALE HARDWARE ASSISTANT WANTED TO TAKE CHABGE OF DEPARTMENT. Must bare had extensive erper euce In Engineers' Tools, etc. Good Opportunity and Salary to Suitable Man. Apply KIDD, GARRETT, LTD., 69 P.O. Box 568. WANTED 1O SELL. BUILDING For Saie, 22 x 12, lion roof, brick chlmiiey, for removal.—Dowsett, Blrkonhead. fhone 2134. lffl FUfcfHH Water Sand, for Sale, by truck, screened or unscreened; any quantlt). Best sand available for concrete, etc— Gould and Hetherington. Ngaruawahla. D REAP Hooks, 2 for 4/, poet paid; several Boot Machines, Windows, Doors.— Armstrong. 47, Eden Terrace. 60 S HED, large, for Sale for removal; 3 large windows.—Address STAR. 53 ■QHED for removal, 30 x 14; Iron roof, *3 good timber, plank flooring.—24, Kenyon Aγ., Mt. Eden. 572 O/Yri ROLLS of good second-hand Lino; «vU can 'bo sold privately.— J. R. Robertson. Auctioneer, Queen St. 25e LD Port, Sherry Wlnee—Vella'u grand quality, 35/ case, cash with order, freight pald.-VeHa's Vineyards. Oratla. D T>ORT Wine (geod). 16/ per gallon.—Bring ■L your Jars to Wendell , ! Win* Shop, UM, Karangahape Rd. P FJRT Wine, Special, 35/ case, delivered city: railway freight 1/6 extra.—Colonial Wine Co., 24b, Swanson St. D BE Wise and Buy from the Maker—T. Almond, Lancashire Mantelpiece and Cabinet 'Factory, 82-84, (Hobson St. 146 TJARGAINS IN NEW FURNITURE. . Special Reductions for one month. At GEORGE WALKER'S New Furniture Department- D INGER, 7-Drawer, Oak, G6k2, as new. Hand, £2 10/. Machines In exchange.— GLOBE, 154, Queen St. D SEWING MACHINES, all makes, mil prices. Machines brought, sold, exchanged. GLOBE, 154, Queen St. 'Phone 295. D TO Builders.—6o Tons Corrugated Iron, J- assorted sizes, in lots to suit purchasers. Indentor, 667, STAR. 111 INGER Tailors' Machines (2), also Singer Boot Patcher and Power Heads. Repairs a speciality— J. H. Rogers (returned soldier), late R. H. Wilson, 23 and 33, WelltfSley St. W. Phone 3466. B SINGER 66, drophcads (2), as new; New Home Machines (new); all makes bought and sold. Needles and Parts for ail 1 machines.— -3. H. Rogers, 23 and 33, Wellesley St. B PIPES, black, Uin; will sell cheap, in any quantity.—<Petrie, 7, Alpha Rd., Parnell. Phone 396 A. B A UTOG'RAPHIC KODAK, No. I—Special **• 6.3 Cooke lens, velvet-lined case and. tank developing machine; .22 High-power Magazine "Savage" Rifle; .Dble.-Express .303 Rifle, aperture eight (beautiful weapon); Great Dane Dog, black (Gelert —Lady Melissa), weighs nearly lOst (an Insurance against burglars, etc.). For Sale or ExChange for N.Z., Island, or Colonial Stamps. Write W.R., 802, .STAR, giving full particulars, or request appointment. 70 •pARGAINS IN FURNITURE! , Inspect the Beautiful Used FTJHNITUR'H In Our Shop. If you want your home to look nice, come to us. Our Used Goods are better than the present-day New, at Half the Price. Lovely Ornaments, Antique Vases, Art Furniture. EDE'N'S FURNITURE STORE, 468. Queen Street, Opposite Myers Park Entrance. B miMBER AND CORRUGATED UtON. 125,000 ft of First-class Kauri and Rimn Weatherboards, Flooring, Ceilings, Lining , Scantlings, and Crossbeams, 3 by 2, 4 by 2, 4 by 3, 6 by 2, 6 by 3, 9 by 2, 12 by 2, and 12 by 3. Seven Tons of First-class Corrugated Iron. lam now ready to receive orders and make Immediate delivery. F. S. PETRIE, B 7, Alpha Rd.. Parnell. 'Phone A 386. GRAMOPHONES and Records, all leading makes in stock.—E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldlcutt, Manager. P EASY Tetms—Furniture. f2O worth, £5 deposit, 6/6 weekly. Plaios from 10/ deposit, 5/ weekly.—7o. City Chambers. U T ADDEiRS, STEPS, TRESTLES^ •*-« Barrows, Lawn Markers, Clothe* Boxes, Seamen's Chests, Letter Boxes, Wash Tubs, Clothes Horses, Garden Seats, Crutches, etc. J. C. PELHAM AND SONS, Manufacturers. Shop and Office Fitter*. 150, VICTORIA STREET WEST. Fire and Extension Ladders a Speciality Roller Skates and Parts In Stock. Wβ "DIMU BEDSTEADS, Double and Single, XV Selling at Big Reductions at GEORGE WALKER'S AUCTION ROOMS, New Furniture Department. D IF Furnishing In Oak, sea Hobertsan Auctioneer, first. q •piOUNTAIN Pens. — Waterman. Swan ■*■ Waverley, Neptune, Onoto, etc Repairs to all makes.—Anderson's, Vulcan Lane. 3 8 ATRiS. HARRISON, 08, (Belgium St., at -"J- home 1 to 5. Public Circle Every Wednesday Night, at 8. 645
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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 242, 9 October 1920, Page 2
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