Personal. IF you want a ni:e Brief or Hand Bag, try Jas. Wiseman and Son, Queen-street. T\T C. DENNES for Sewing Machines, »* • Pianos, Organs Mangles, Prams, Sc. Cash or 2s fid pit week. Cheapest anil Best. ■\rOTfCE OF REMOVAL.-Mr. W. B. i.l YVEBBK, Teacher of the Piano and Organ, has removed to Berlin House, Grafton Bond, sixth house (rom Khyber Pass. Vacancy for one pupil, , May Ist. TO HOUSEKEEPERS. - Enamelled Basins, Mugs, Pie Dishes, Saucepans, Kettles, Milk' Dishes, Slew Pans, Graters, Teapots, Coffee ' Pots, Fry Pans, Fish Slices, Candie-ticks-At J.and .1. DICKEY'S, opposite Rank of New Zealand. \\J SMITH, Hill's Pharmacy, One- < Vt « hunga, keens" WAHOO," the only posi. tire enter of Indigestion made "\TEW SEWING MACHINES - Latest I AM Improvements : Silent, Beautiful, Perfection, Cash or Time Payment—At Scott's, 99, Victoriastreet. Machines scientifically repaired. WILLIAM POWELL, Chemist, Grey- ' f V street, has just received a large stock of WAnoO," the celebrated Liter Tonic. SPECIAL GOLD MEDAL for MONU- ' MENTAL WORK awarded to W. Parkinson, ' Victoria-street,»'., Auckland. JM. JEFFERSON, Chemist, Symonis • street and Newmarket, for " WAHOO," the ! heat stomachic made. WAHOO -Friar, Davies, and Co., of Huntly, Xgaruawahja, and Te Awamutn, ( hold full stocks of this celebrated Cure for Indigestion ' FOR Solid Leather Imperial Trunks, regulation sizes to fit under berth, go to Jas. Wiseman and son, Saddlers, Queen-street. "If RICHMOND. Wellington-street, i JjJL Midwife, has first-class accommodation for ' Ladies from the country or town expecting Accouchement ; at home from 2 to 4 and 6 to S. TO CONTRACTORS.-Rim Locks, Box Locks, Pad. Locks, Cupboard Locks, Night Latches, Drawback Locks, Door, Handles, Keys, Staples, etc.- At J. and DICKEY'S, opposite Bank of New Zealand. TO SHAVERS.-One of our celebrated Hollow Ground Razors guaranteed, set ready for use, 6s, post free. The best usortment of ltazor Strops in Auckland-At J. and J. DICKEY'S opposite Bank of New Zealand. LEGGINGS and Gaiters, imported and own make. Qualities and sizes to suit all. - Wiseman and Son, Queen-street. THE Auckland Steam Electro-Gold, Silver, Nickel-Plating, and Lapidary Works, Albert-street, (Maseßeld's Buildings), 57 and 69 and Still) Queen-street. -Jewellery Repaired, Gildaug a Specialty, Silver and Electro-plate Cleaned and Repaired, Greenstone and Quartz Cut and Mounted. -If. A. Nielsen A Son, Proprietors. " \/17AHOO," for stomach and liver com- } » plaints, to be obtained at W. B. Hall's, Chemist, near Wharf SPLENDID LOT of NEW MACKINTOSHES at reduced prices at R. Ilobbs' Sale. Lost and Found, TOST, at Potter's Paddock, on Saturday. J 10th— Plush Cape-Finder rewarded by returning same at It. Miller's, 312, Upper Quesu-st. LOST -A Bay Mare, about 15 hands; black points, little white on forehead, seven years. Reward.—Apply 0. R. Morpeth, Exchange. LOST, between Union-street and St, Patrick's Cathedral-AGold Cable Bangle.Reward on returning to H. Kohn, Jeweller, Queenstreet. LOST, on Saturday morning, in town— A Gold Brooch ; two moons with diamond in centre. Reward.-Apply No, 5, Hobaon's Buildings,* Shortland-street. TAKEN by mistake— pair of Jockey's - Riding Boots, from the inside booth at Potter's Paddock, last Saturday. Reward on leaving same at Occidental Hotel. POUND— Bicycles (English and American), lame variety, up-to-date, at E. Reynolds and Co., Victoria-street East. Telephone 903. '."...;&.--. Wanted. ■.; •;•■ A LADY and Gentleman desire private Board and Residence, or furnished Parlour and Bedroom with use of kitchen, in Auckland or Suburbs, for four or five months from the middle or enil of May. Address stating situation and terms. -A. M. Meikle, Russell-street, Dunedin. MRS. BARRY begs to intimate to the public generally that she has obtained the services of .experienced man, who will assist in male department. Mrs. Barry also will carry on all commission agency work as follows: Properties bought, sold, or exchanged; mortgages negotiated; rents and debts collected ; all carefully executed. YOUNG Men—Write to me for valuable free book concerning yourselves.—Professor Hermann, Specialist, 41, East Collins Place, Melbourne. WA N T ' E D. »?, Undersigned wants tenders for about One Thousand (1000) Tons of Prime Oaten Sheaves, to be delivered at his Factory, in quantities from 10 tons, 2", 50, or 100 in rotation, up to January next. Tenderers required to state the time the same must be delivered. Kelt cash paid on delivery. Tenders close on 30th April. K. J. ECCLKS, Grain and Produce Merchant, Hobsou-street, Auckland. WANTED. x DO YOU KNOW —''ell, let, or lease properties WE- Value stocks and dispose of businesses WE—Lend or invest money WE-Collect rentals Effect insurances of all kinds WE—Arrange for best legal advice, and also for all v architectural work * Etc. Etc. Etc. N.Bi-PHOTOQRAPHS of Clients' Properties, within town or suburbs, taken free, and exhibited in our Queen-street Windows. No Charge until Business effected. All transactions strictly bona fide. LESTER BROS., Coombes' Arcade, Queen-street. WANTEDEveryoxe to Know that W. WINN Has Re-opened those Premises, CORNER OP KARANGAHAPE ROAD AND QUEEN-STREET (OPPOSITE TABERNACLE), ASA CASH GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE. All Goods of First Quality at Bedrock Cash Prices; Orders delivered to all parts of City and Suburbs. WANTED KNOWN-, Just Landed, ex S.S. Te Koa, SUPERIOR ENGLISH PIANOS BY GEORGE ROGERS AND SONS. LONDON, Cupola Steel Frames, Noble in Tone. Handsome in Appearance. Unrivalled for Durability, Inspection Invited. JOHN WEST, It, Wellesiey-sireet West (opposite Opera House. WANTED to Buy-Left-off Clothing. Families waited upon. All orders punctually attended to.-Addre<s C. Whitten, Wellesleystreet West, four doors below Y;M.C. A. WANTEDKnown-ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALK-Ladies' Felt Slippers, 9d pair; Ladies' Sewn Walking Shoes, from 2s lid pair; ladies' Canvas and Tan Shoes, 2s lid pair ; Ladies' Lace Boots from 3s lid pair ; Ladies' Hichleg Kid Button Boots, 4s lid per pair (usual price 10s Oil) ; Ladies' House Boots, from 2s 6d per pair ; Ladies' Foxhead Carpet Slippers, 2s 9d ; ladies' Leather Slippers, Is lid pair; Ladies' Tan One Bar Shoes, 3s lid pair-At MILLER'S BOOT PALACK, 112 and 114, Victoria-street. WANTEDKnown-ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE-Men's Bluchers, 3s lid per pair; Men's Canvas Shoes, 3s Cd pair ; Men's Felt Slippers, Is; Men's Derby Shoes, 5s lid ; Men's Lace Boots, 6s 6d pair-At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114, Victoria-street. WANTED Known-ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE—lnfants' Boots, from 4)d pair; Girls' Tan and Canvas Shoes, 2* 6d pair; Girls' Evening Shoes, Is 6d pair; Girls' Sand Shoes, sizes 1, 2, 3, Is lid per pair ; Rifle Boot Laces, 6 dozen for Is ; Kangaroo Laces, 4d and 6d dozen ; Blakey'9 Boot Protectors, 9 bags for Is—At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114, Victoria-street. WANTED Known-ANNUAL STOCKTAKING- SALE-Good Note' Paper, 4jd packet; Good Envelopes, Id packet, or 2s lid per 1000; New Music, 6 copies for Is; Czemy's Exercises, 6d each; Good Black Lead Pencils, 3d per dozen, or 2s 9d per gross ; English Brown Windsor Soap (large cakes), 18 for Is: 365 dozen Nail ' Brushes, Id each; 60 dozen Tooth Brushes, 2Jd each; ! 3 gross Cloth Brushes, 4}d each; 2 gross Hair Brushes, 4Jd each; Boot Brushes, 9d the set of 3— At MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY, 110 i Victoria-street: s WANTED Known-ANNUALBTOCK-/f T , TAKING SALE-Good Spectacles, 6d pair, ' superior Is, Crystal do. 2s, " Real English Pebbles" 3.1 9d pair (cases given free); good-going Nickel Watches, stem.winders, 5s lid each; Witerbury Watches, "short winders," 8s fid each; American Clocks, is M.each- At MILIEU'S FANCY BEFOSITOBY, no, YictoriftttKot. ,■ • : - . • '~■■:■
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10415, 13 April 1897, Page 1
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