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Evening Star, Issue 11068, 21 October 1899, Page 2

MIE. AVVmmEMESIiB. wages according to ability. "Vf/ 'Star' Office. -" " ■ • WANTED Known-Special lines in Cycling Show at. M'Donald's Boot Warehouse, George street (next Frost, photographer). J -ANTED, Bookkeeper, with knowledge • ■ of shorthand. Address, stating particulars rmd salary expected, to "Fixture,' 'Star' Oflice.. : • WANTED, a Baker, for the country. Apply W. Wright, King street. WANTED, Friends, Customers, and General Public to inspect J. Midler's Furniture Warehouse, Octagon. business. Apply by leter, "Mercer* 'Star'Office. : ' TTTANTED Known—Special lines in Gents' "t : Running Pumps at M'Donald's, George street (next Frost's, photographer). WANTED.— Paperhangings cheaper than ever; Golds lOd, Sanitarys 6d; Gold Moulding from Id. Wren and Cq. JVIJANTED Known— Gents' American Glace " t ; Kid Balmorals (light summer or evening wear), -15»".W pair. Harris's. WANTED -Known —365 Pounds prime Dairy Butter For Sale, 8d per lb. Archd. Miller and Co. ANTED Known—Special lines Ladies' • » Evening and Walking Shoes, 3s and 5s 6d. M'Donald's, George street (next Frost's). wtiimnmvamiwm furnished Bedroom. Address" Mater," 'Star' Office. itMMtommmMAwmmm.wm, for special line. Address ''Aiax," P.O. Box 395. ) m Natural Curled Fringes, all shades, from 7s 6d. Hendy, hairdresser, Princes street. Co., printers, lithographers, and bookbinders, Octagon. Hill, with or without house; state lowest price. " Section," ' Star' Office. ANTED To Buy, a '4 or 5-roomed House, ■■ » » north end, Woodhaugh'. " Freehold," ' Star' Office. WANTED, a Boy. Apply on Monday to J. JRomison and Co., confectioners, Hanover street. ANTED, strong, useful Girl, for house- . . ' . work. Apply for address, Owen's Store, Duke and King streets. sleep at home. " Kaituna," Graham street, off High street. INTED, experienced Cook; references ~ , required. Mrs George M'Lean, Elder street. WANTED Known—Rose and Muir, hairdressers, Princes street, have removed 4 doors nearer Dowling street.

'ANTED, Resident Governess (high-class » » girls' school) for matriculation and scholarship pupils; gentlewoman. Address "Z.," 'Star' Office. central. Address " M.P., ANTED, Apprentices to dressmaking. f Apply Miss Granger, Cargill road. WANTED, by energetic young Man, Position as assistant storeman; wholesale preferred; good references. " Anxious," ' Star' Office. WANTED To Rent, Shop, for retail business, in central part of Prinoes street. Full particulars Box 342, P.O. WANTED, Two Masons, Monday morning, sharp, corner Duke and Queen streets. Win. King, builder. WANTED, Board and Lodging, private family; central. " Jan," ' Star' Office. ANTED.—Jack, if you are troubled with ■ . scurf, try Hendy's Egg Julep; a positive cure. Bottles, Is. RANTED To Rent, comfortable Four- ' . roomrd House, suburbs; Mornington district preferred. "W.T.," 'Star' Office ANTED, steady, Single Man, drive horses. Apply Barnes, Forth street. r ANTED, a Lady to take charge of two t » children, ages 8 and 10, during mother's absence, about 8 months. Address " X.Y.," ' Star' Office.

YTITANTED, quiet Hack for saddle or hari▼ T ' ness; a trial expected; state lowesi price. " Buyer," ' Star' Office. aNTED, Tenders Ploughing Thirty I. . Acres Stubble Land. Apply J. J. Jolly, Whare Flat. ANTED Known—Morris's Electric and It » Magic Healing Wash making marvellous cures in man and beast; genuine article; Is, Is 6d. Wholesale and retail chemists, grocers. WANTED, experienced Nursegirl. Apply in the evenings, Mrs Wm. Evans, Queen's Drive, St. Kilda. Known—Mrs Dreaver, Milliner • . and Children's Outfitter, desires to notify to her numerous Customers and the General Public that her place of business is 50 George street, and that she has no connection with the shop next door. r¥¥TANTED To Let, Furnished Rooms, with ■▼ t ' or without attendance. For address apply Mr Feltham, fruiterer, High street. TAwnrn ~,;ii;.,„ n.r.*>*.~*i a„_„..i 1j character, for small family. Mi's I Young, opposite school, N.E. Valley. £3OO td £I,OOO. Address, first instance, | Box 262, Post Office, Dunedin. WANTED, Boy for delivering parcels. Apply by letter, stating references, to D. Benjamin and Co., Dowling street. TENDERS Wanted for Painting and Paper- . ing 4-roomed House. Apply S. Scutham, Argyle street, South Dunedin. NVIL and Bellows Wanted, in good oi .' Reply to "Bellows," 'Star' Office. maker and Jeweller, Cumberland street. I Good work; satisfaction guaranteed. ACCORDIONS, Concertinas, Clocks, etc., Repaired; _ Pianos Tuned from ss, a specialty. W. Himmel, dance player, Cumberland street. CARNIVAL To-night (Saturday), Fyfe and Cuming's.—Corsets, Corsets, Corsets; samples from a manufacturer. Carnival prices, Is 6d to 10s 6d. BOER War has not prevented our Japanese Goods from arriving. We have a beautiful coirection of Fire Screens, Flower Stands, Easels, and other Fancy Presents. Escott, 119 George street. ... ' ■ OLD Smuggler Whisky is particularly free from fusel oil, as it is well aged before being bottled. i»i«WSPAPBR Men are about the best judges of a good drink. They one and all appreciate Old Smuggler Whisky. LD Smuggler Whisk 7 tonic in the world. ■ Pastorelli, Ladies' Nurse, near Catholic Orphanage, Adelaide street, South Dunedin. Letters answered. MRS HOWELL'S Art Union will be drawn at Mr Scott's, 17 Princes street, Monda 23rd October, at 2.30. worst cases obtained by using Marshall's Castana; 2s. At Marshall's Pharmacy. J Thomson, Bndger, and Co.'s, Princes [ street. Best qualities priced at lowest rates. BATS.— Duke's "Willow King," Cobbetfs .. " Jubilee Driver," Wisden's " Exceller "; also all Cane Bats by same makers. -* quets, Slazenger's and Ayre's best Balls; Nets, etc., etc. Excellent value always at Thomson, Bridger, and Company's, Princes street. t quets, Wreaths, Sprays, etc; 50,000 Pictorial Flower Seeds, Id per packet, filled I with fresh seeds, arrived ex s,s." lonic, Mrs A ■ Smith, florist, Moray place, tamable from Gilmour Bros., Walker j street, Porter and Anuell, King streets I OOLIBAH is used by leading footballers, j. fl; Stephenson recommends it sprains and bruises; price 2s. .. . " FT\O Do 111" costs more than to do well," A in the long run; so also cheap, trashy " imitations " of " M'Kenzie's " Hondai-Lanka Tea. bought at low prices. Stuff with no repu- ' tation, having no charm but the color of the ° ! -i_l-l__. J.- AT Al_terated Hondai-Lanka, with its rare flavor and delictqs*£roma, even though the price is a trifle higher. "Make sure you