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SITUATIONS WANTED. T*7ANTED, Houses to Plant, Booms to »1 • Paper. A large selection of English Wallpapers kept in stock. Estimate submitted. Country work promptly attended to. KEYS BROS., 116 Bristol street. St. Albans. 'Phone 4829 A. KI3M Position » ' country, good references. Apply "D.N.," "Herald" 05ce, Tim-aru. 1131 BOOKKEEPER requires set of Tradesman's or farmer's books to keep in spare time. V.P.8., "Press." 1037 'T/fTANTED, position aa Chemist's Assist•V> • ant: early in February. Apply to 8.Q8., "Press." 1028 ROOMSTPapered, House* Painted. 0. T. Rodda and Son. Ring 4455 for estimate. 112 8 WANTED TO LET. •*n T.ET, FUKNISHED HOUSES. CITY—6 Booms. £2 10a per week. ST, ALBANS —7 Booms £5 5s per week. SUMNER —5 and 6-roomed Houses, from £5 3s per week to £S ss. H. G. LIVINGSTONE and CO., L 4348-6507 13S Hereford street. FURNISHED BOOM, ~UITABLE FOR SINGLE LADY; hot 1 water supplied. Apply to— MR..L. LEWIN, 15 Salisbury street. 9646 ROTORUA —Gentleman's residence, beauti..fully furnished, all modern conveniences, 8 bedrooms, garage, etc.; 5 minutes from P. 0.; overlooking lake. Will lease for 6 or 12 months, £5 per week. ROTORUA AUCTIONEERING CO. 8019 JO LET, Kugby street, Merivale, 6 rooms, furnished or unfurnished; St. Albans, 2i acres* 6 rooms, £2 10s; Sumner, 4 'rooms, all conveniences, £2 2s; for term. W. E. SIMES and CO., 146 Hereford etreet. STEWARTS Gully Pionic Grounds. Comfort ibly furnished hut to let for holidays, from January IbC Apply J. -D. Stewart, on ground. 1004 TO Let, Factory, 3 rooms, each 20 x 20, e.l. and power, gas, central; £2 per week. Apply 31 Balfour terrace. ,1083 TO" Let/ to ■ a-poroved tenant, ■ New ■ Bungalow, 4 rooms and conveniences. Apply 303 Ferry road. 1110 et, House, 5 rooms, eJL, land for cow; 3d section. 30s weekly.' Q.P.8., "Press." H 39 rpO Let for Holidays,' 6-roomed Houso, -• furnished, on beach. Apply Redcliffs, "Press." . 1099 WANTED TO PURCHASE. ARTIFICIAL TEETH BOUGHT. lOUND or broken; in sets, half-sets, 1 broken sets, or portions of sets. Also, Gold Crowns and Bridge Work, old Gold and Dental Scrap. Highest possible prices in New Zealand sent by return mail. Send only to J.DUNSTONE, Room. 2, Melvern's Buildings, 45 Karangaihape road, AUCKLAND. Established 32 years. G4344 ANTED, about-100 Acres Sheep Coun- »»• try, leasehold.' "Experience," P. 0., Rangiora. 1074 r EFT-OFF CLOTHING—Iira Pritchaxd, \-i 12 Victoria street. 'Phone' 3894, Cash Buyer of all kinds of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Clothing. Boots, Trunks, Portmanteaux, Bed Linen, Furniture; also Old Gold and Silver Jewellery. SPOT CASH. P7191 RTIFICIAL TEETH. Sound or Brokm, t- np to £5 per set paid. Pre-war preferred Cash per return mail.: Pearline 00., 9 Security Buildings, Queen street, Auckland Established over 81 years; A MISCELLANEOUS. , ABCHARDS have a very dainty supply of Pressed Beef, Potted Tongue, Boiled Ham, Spiced Brawn, and other Taaty Delicacies for your holiday picnic basket. Corner of Edgeware road and: Colombo street. 1120 FATHER will be delighted. " Come to Minsona and look' through' the suitable presents-for men. A small outlay'will do it. ■ • •' .■ ■" : M 6547 \/|PTHER and Sister wiH; bo .delighted' if you make your selection. ■ at' Mineons. Ely china.and' novel fancy goods for all tastes. ; M 6547 ECK'S Pastes, dainty and delicious. Quality incomparable. . Ask your grocer for'Anchoyetto. 5690 McJNTYRE'S Bills, extra strong and reliable, 5s 6d. Your chemist will post for twopence extra. C 7150 THE Roast Beef of Old England is nothing without "Military" Pickles. Sold by ali Grocers. Refuse substitutes. H 4245-3715 cINTYRE'S Pills, established over thirty \ years. Recommended by ladies, 5s 6d. Chemists and Grocers. 07153 SMALL Boys and Big. Boys easily suited from Minson's huge Xmas stock. ,No high prices at this popular bazaar. M 6547 ADE in New Zealand,. but is as good as any imported sauce, ' is "Ship" brand Worcester Sauce. All grocers sell it. ■ H 4245-8714 CUTLERY and Household Goods, which will give pleasure and supply a real need. That is what you- can get best, at Minsons. M 6547-1071 TOR Fine and ' Delicate Fabric _ Starch as good as "Dove" brand Starch. Ask for it by name. All grocers sell it. ' ~ • ' ' H4245-871S FLAVOURED by its flavour. ."Ship" brand Worcester Sauce. Sold by all grocers and stores. Be sure you ask for ••Ship" brand. a43tfr«7li CK'S Pastes possess a unique flavour. - ' They are considered by epicures to be the finest on the market. 5690 WANTED, Ladies to Inspect Mambout Stoles in Nigger, Mole, 19s 6d, 25a 6d, and 89s 6d, at Nicholson and Co.'e. -»» Silk Hose, Brack and Assorted Shades, 2s lid, at Nicholson and Co.'s. ANTED Known—At Nicholson and Co.'s • • Organdie Collars and Cuffs, with coloured edges, Is 9d each. ANTED, -Ladies to Inspect Duplex Gauntlet Gloves, White Chamois, 6s lid pair, at Nicholson and Co.'s. ANTED Known—At Nicholson and Co.'s ■ > Ladies'; Foulard Frocks, in Navy, Nigger, and Black, at 6s lid. ANTED Known—At Nicholson and Co.'s » ■ Washing Doeskin Gloves, White and Natural, 7s 6d pair. AKB a meal of a morsel by adding "Military" Pickles. Delicious and appetising. All'grocers and stores. Refuse substitutes. H'4245-3715 BELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS. rpHE CATHEDRAL-Christmae Day. 7 and 8, Holy Communion; 11, Choral lchaiist, service, Mozart in B flat; InIroit, "There Were Shepherds, Glory to God" (Handel), prencher, his Grace the Archbishop; 7 p.m., Evensong, Stainer in E flat; anthem, "The People That Walked," "Hallelujah Chorus" (Handel). Carols. 1101 ST. JOHN 8, Latimer square—Christmas Day—Holy Communion, 7, 8, noon; Morning Prayer, 11 a.m.; Evening Prayer, 1 p.m. Preacher: The Vicar, Rev. J. F. Coursey. 1122 ST. MARY'S, Merivale.—Christmas Day. 6.30 a.m. and 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Matins smd Holy Communion. Preacher, the Vicar. 1121 ST." JAMES'S, - Riccirton—Services Christmas Day: 7 a.m. and 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 ajn., H.C- and Matins; 7 p.m., Evensong and Carols. Preacher, The Vicar, Rev. H. Nelson Wright 1077 ST. SAVIOUR'S, Sydenhant-Chnstmas Services. H.C. 7, 8, aad 11 a.m. Preacher, Canon Foster. 1069 ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN -J CHURCH (opposite Public Hospital)— Special Christmas Day Service at 11 »-ra. The service will be conducted by Rev. Norman L. D. Webster, 8.A., and the sermon will be preached by Rev. A. B. Kilroy, M.A. 8623 OD sent not His Son, into, the world to .. condemn the world but that the world through Him might be saved. He that believeth. not is condemned but he that believth not is condemned already John iii, IS, 19. ' 1130 lAINTING TlME—Springtime is painting time. Paint with "Fibrine," best protective for iron and steel work, resists acids and heat successfully. Covering capacity double ordinary, paints... R, P. M. Manning and . C 0.,"5 Bedford row.