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Ivellew-ay's, still cheapest draper— Heavy unbleached damask, 5/11; good <louble-bed sheeting. 4/11; check teatowelling, l/<3_; navy prints, 1/4. yard. Newmarket. —(Ad.) Not for nothing are the crowds daily wending their way tovard-s 240. Hcbson •Street. CFborn'e methoo of reducing bis 'boot stock is a revelation to the trade. ; (Ad.) | Lovely Xmas presents for mothers, sisters, or wives—furs or fur coats. Most beautiful selection ever seen in Auckland selling at a quarter their value at Empire Furriers, opp. Town Hall. — (Ad.) ! A lot of attractive holiday lines much ' under-priced, on sale at Economic (opp. Town Hall).—'(Ad.) i One free enlargement with every dozen cabinets. Open Pat. afternoon. —Lafayette, photographers, opp. Grey Statue. — (Ad.) i Kelleway's, stM cheapest .Iraper— Coloured crepe bloomers. 4/dil; fugi silk . -blouses, 29/6; cotton singlets, 1/114. — : Newmarket only.—(Ad.) > Is your costume shabby for the holidays? Get the Empire to renovate or re-model it to latest style for a few shilling's. Our work the envy of all competitors.—Empire,, opp. Town Hall. —Ad. Law's blaze the trail to lower prices in boots and shoes. Sensat ; onal auction sales of super-quality boots and shces, Monday at 12 noon, TSS, Karangahape Road.-^Ad.) "Ernie Roberts, first-class tailor. All euits reduced. Latest cut.—-199. Karangahape Road, over U.F.S. Dispensary. (Ad.) Kelle-way's, still cheapest draper— Heavy unbleached tatble damasik, 5/11 yard; nursery flanrn«lette, 14/11 dozen.— Broadway. Newmarket. —(Ad.) A "lot of attractive holiday lines much . -under-priced- on sale at Economic (opp. Town Hall).—(Ad.)

FARM HANDS. BOY or .Man wanted, to milk, garden, odd jobs, station. H.iwke's FS.iy.— Apply, stating wages, to Carlyon, Opoutnmn. Walrrei. H.B. _>40 MAN, married, wants Position on fusju: good ploughman, understands all implements.—Write Froome, Waltomo Caves. 56 MARRIED Couple, man garden, groom, milk two cows. etc.. wife all household duties, for elderly couple. Protestants.—Orr, Senr., Piikekawa. S."i "|V_"EN (2) for machine milking and general farm work: wages £3 per week and found.—W. Mcßae Peacock. Mangere. SSS "VfITILKER, experiencedv,(mmchines), wnnted I**- for dairy farm, Paeroa; easy place. good wages.—Apply Western, Phone 945 A. 5-.'."i LOUGHMAN. good, wanted.—Arthur Yates nnd Co., Ltd.. Alliert .S-t. 107 PLOUGHMAN", experienced, single man: highest wages.—Apply Box ■U.VO. ■___ CLARK'S Registry Waitemata Chambers. Customs St.—B 'Machine Milkers, Capable Camp Cook. 60/. easy place; Farm Hands. 27S PUPILS WANTED. ASHLEIGH Coaching College, Xew Zealand Insurance Buildings. Coaching for Public Examinations, Backward Education, Bookkeeping, Junior and Senior, D RESSMAKING Classes. — Lessons, all branches, first-class Dressmaking. Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.—Miss Neary, 11. Tabernacle Bldgs.. Newton. B HAND-KNITTED Jumpers."~Woo"l Capl, Babies' Garments :L Stencilled Camisoles. Cushions. —166, Queen St. (opp. Soldiers' Hostel). 370 LA MODE MILLINERY SCHOOL — Ladies taught, to Remodel and Make their Hats. Hats Remoaelled and Orders taken for New Season's Models. Day and Evening Classes.—Miss MucKenzie. 12 nnd 13. H.B. Bnildings, Newton. WS4 T EARN Motor Car Driving - im-. MedTaXA niam, _, a y or evening Instruction: careful tuition, moderate fee: sev-rnl in.ikes. City Council certificate guaranteed — lUVIN. 19. Wakefield Street. c OTOR Car Driving.—Council Certificate guaranteed.—B. A Mavhlll, Queen St. Garage, 317. Queen St. Phone 2387 A. C TITOTOR-DRIVING and Repairs.—Courses ; "***- to suit every need nnd pocket. Call and Inquire.—Auckland School of Motoring . (late E. Haydock's Classes). Central Garuge, Wakefield St. \V.S. r |"\/n-SS SINCLAIR, Teacher of Millinery. . , l'-s- Day and evening classes. Orders and " Renovations.—2nd Floor. Strand Arcade. II 1 AT 1 "* 1 ' 11 " LE H°UX, Dressmnklng Classes. l'A. 14. Tabernacle "Idgs. Classes daily; 1 also 7 p.m., Mon., Wed.. Sat. (Thurs. morni Ing only). a j rjTO BWIM IS EASY. • I After a few lessons the merest novice I I can swim, float, and have eonfldenr-e in . the water 1f my Instructions are followed. Wonderful benefit from tbe exercise, ef-pecl- , ally to elderly people and Indoor workers. Indlvidua! private tuition £2 2/ for 12 : lessons; in class £1 1/. Write Urn 1327 r> nr ring 'Phone 2746. and I'll nrrnnge. I) BR D. B. ANDERSON. I' ~ADIES, GENTLEMEN. CONKECTIiiN. ■A ER-S-.t." PER WEEK CAN RE 1 MADE IN YOUR SPARE TIME MAKING SPECIALITY CANDIES AND CHOCOLATE'S. Lessous given personally .-r by mall. Rv the e.\tr-eir curtesy of MI^S BELL. 132. On«™ Street (opp. -ITernl'l"!. some of our Pupils' Candies nrr on Dis-ilnv. Make it your business to sec them. " These are the kind of sweets our Pupils can make after having tuition from us. ■Candies that Sell on slcht. Call on ns this rl.iv. before we null for Australia. Next Visit to X.s*. lim. PUPILS W ANTE I>. • Country people, write for free particulars • this day. enclosing stamped envelope fur Special Mail Course. > Hours: 1.30 fill 5: Saturdays. 10.30 till - 12.30. KINDLY NOTE: We supply all Ingredients, any distance, wliolesule prices. ' i Sample boxes pupils' delicious candies*, 3/, . i posted free. - A USTRAL CJWEETS ftOMPANY. - CHOCOLATE EXPERTS. SECOND FLOOR. lIP.. BUILDINGS ! 230. QUEEN STREET. I Also at Sydney. Melbourne, and Adelaide, i Estab. 18S6. C

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Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 290, 4 December 1920, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 290, 4 December 1920, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 8 Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 290, 4 December 1920, Page 1