WORK WANTED. A BANDON Dirty WorK. Chimneys Swept, -A- work guaranteed.—Colquhoun. 26-759. C ABOUT that Job ot Carpentry, ttepairs, I etc.—King Hammond. 16-665. U ,' \ CCOINTANT. Secretary. 12/ C montli. — ! -Morrison, 07, Symonds St. I'll. 41-144. ■ A I A LTERATIONS, Additions, Renovating, ! ■**- Building, etc.; expert workmanship. i guaranteed. Phone 17-31)5. C j A UCKLAND ASPHALT CO.. LTD., J ■£*- 291. Victoria Street West. For PATHS. DRIVES. TENNIS COURTS. Phone 45-6 OS. C BLINDS, Venetian, Renovated, Repaired. Fred Brown, 36, Wallace St. Phone 26-914. C TJ L I N D S. VENETIAN AND HOLLAND, Made and Kepaired. TUCKER BROS.. 51, Eden Terrace. Phone 30-726. D "DRICKWORK—Convert your Coal Range J-* or old-fashioned openings into Modern Fireplaces: Ranges part payment. —Ring 28-214. D CHECKER Parcel Delivery, Mission Bay, orakei, Kohi., St. Helier'9, daily.—Ph. 45-924. p pUESTERFIELD Suites Recovered, Mod- ' crnised (experts) ; tapestries. Genoas: £7 15/.—King 26-101. D /CHESTERFIELD Suites, guaranteed con- ' struction. Renovations.—Kircher, 47, Cobden .St.. Newton ; :W-724. TWS /CONCRETE Garages Built. £30.— V^ , Thornley, 2S, Mountain View Road, Morningslilf. C CONCRBTB Paths, Tar, Sanding, specialists' Sanitary Drainage.—Phone 28-427. Williams. C O t» L* E li S. MASTER RENOVATORS OF MEN'S HATS. FOOT OF W-LKEFIELD STREET. P DENTAL Plate Repairing Specialists, 2-hour service; Tooth 1J hours.—2B, Palmerston Bldgs., opp. Waverley Hotel. D DRESSES Cut. Fitted, 2/6 ; Making. 10/. Stoddart. 310. Dilworth Bldgs. 42-491. C FUR Coats Repaired, Remodelled coatee, swagger styles.—Dominion Fur Co., St. Kevin's Arcade. Karangahape ltd. C ! Renovating, Remodelling, every I ■*- description. Experienced Furriers. —It. I Green, 17. Wellesley St. \V., above Civic. Phone 43-276. so L'RNITUKK Stored. Removed, anywhere. 43-281, Auckland Luggage Agency. Ltd. C "troUSE Alterations, Repairs, Concrete Work, Baches, etc.—Write Carpenter, 4126. Star. x£> INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS —Books *■ written up. Returns and Balance-sheets Prepared and Objections Lodged. ADVICE FREE. R. B. SWANN, 11-14. Short's Bldgs., 154. Queen St. D JOBBING Brick Work, Fireplaces, speciality, work guaranteed. — Englishman. 0027, Star. 8 T AWNMOWERS, Saws Sharpened, Col- -" lected, Delivered; latest machinery; longest experience.—Cranston, Eden Tee. 44-375. D TJAIXTERS Paperlianger. H7 years' -»- experience, tirst-class work.—Ph. 29-551. A READING Spectacles, careful testing, fitting.—Armstrong. Optician, 310. South British Bldg.. Sluirtland St.. C.I. 45-682. C JEWING Machines Repaired, expert; •o collect, deliver free, anywhere.—Phone 28-009. C WINDOW and General Cleaning. — Domestic Vacuum Cleaning Co- Phone 44-COO. D YOUNG Man, with modern van, wants Work with established firm.—Write 21 Chester Av., Grey Lynn. x 5 A FAMILY FAVOURITE! "VTATHIESON'S Y\fHOLEMEAL T>READ. It's Moist, Appetising and Nutritious. PHONB 14-112 FOR DELIVERY. RD TJERFECTION T\RY AND TVYEING Is Unexcelled. "DORTER'S T)YE T TD., Depots: 135, Karangaliape Road; 1, Vulcan Lane; Ferry Bookstalls. Vans Collect and Deliver. D SUPPLY LAUNDRY EXCELLENCIES. Always up-to-the-minute in laundry methods and equipment, the Supply Laundry and "TRI" - Cleaners, Ltd., Victoria Street and Vulcan Lane, have just installed the only appliance that ensures "collarcomfort" In collar-attached shirts, as well as the perfect "heart-shaped" collar that gives freedom from wrinkles and buckles. Ring 46-895 for a van. Head Office: Victoria Street West. City Branch: Vulcan Lane. RD HOLIDAY ACCOM MODAT'N VACANT. A BERCORN Private Hotel—ldeal holiday ■£*- house, home comforts; Bed, Breakfast. 45-254. p ACCOM., select, Bed Breakfast, 5/ ; 3 min. Civic.—Kardinia, Lower Vincent St. WFS4 A CCOMMODATION—Linton, 11. Symonds ■£*- St., 3uiins City—Bed and Breakfast. 43-665. WFS A WATEA, 30, Upper Queen !St. —Easter ■£*- Vacancies, breakfast optional.—Phone 41-011. . x 8 AA. Motor Camp. Milford, has Vacant • Tamp Sites.—Phone C HERXE BAY—Large Room, sleeping porch, morning tray.—Ring 19-048. x 5 PIHA —Furn. BachT close beach.—l, Mil" tun St.. Heme Bay. . x_s ROTORUA— Fenton private Hotel, Bed and Breakfast, 6/6; weekly concessions. C rTIAKAPUNA BEACH—Bed, Breakfast, 2 - 1 - mills restaurant.—Phone 23-055. x 5 JNSLEY'S HOTEL. COWES, WAIHEKE. SPEND YOUR VACATION AT THIS SEASIDE RESORT That caters for individual taste. All holiday requirements are here, free for use of guests, including two good tennis courts, launch trips and excursions daily, rowing boats, dancing each evening. Excellent table supplied from our own farm. TARIFF £3 10/ PER WEEK. D g}PECI.U EASTER MENU. 0 TE AROHA MOUNTAIN SPA. A TONIC TRIP FOR FITNESS. GOOD FRlDAY—Hiking Party to Mine Workings. EASTER SATURDAY.—RIDING SCHOOL Tuition (if desired). EASTER SUNDAY—Trip to Waihi Beach (Surfing). EASTER MONDAY — SPORTS, Tennis Bowls, Croquet, and Mineral SWIMMING Baths. Wire Tourist Agent, Te Aroha. for Accommodation. :5 B'VE LEARNED WHAT CARE-FREE TRAVEL REALLY MEANS. It's not an exaggerated statement, but a definite fact. The Government Tourist Department has made it possible by issuing Travel Tickets from anywhere to anywhere in the Dominion—by any and ail means of transport. Decide for yourselt" where you're spending your vacation—consult your Government Tourist Bureau and they will plan your tour, offering helpful suggestions, and issue all the necessary return travel tickets in booklet form and book your accommodation. NO TROUBLE — NO WORRY. TRAVEL TICKETS ARE TROUBLE SAVERS — USE THEM! Boob Immediately at the rjOVT. mOURIST TJUREATJ. GOVT. LIFE INSURANCE BLDGS.. QUEEN STREET. Phone 44-800. PF
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 80, 5 April 1939, Page 1
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