Personal ' PERSONAL. -MR. W. H. WEBBE, Teacher of the Piano and Organ, has removed to Berlin House, Giaftou Road, sixth house from Khyber Pass. Vacancy for one pupil, May Ist AT the London Dental Institute single tooth 6s. Gold stopping from Painless exfractions or no fee, s*. Consultation free. MRS.. PALMER'S School, View Road, Mount Eden. Separate lessons Music and Theory. Quarter from time of entrance. MADAM WINE, Clairvoyant, Palmist, and Phrenologist Family affairs a specialty. Two doors above fiapier-street School, Napierstreet. tMRS. COURTNEY, "Berachah," Tra-falgar-sheet, Onehunga, receives Pupils for Piano anil Singing. Theory and Solfeggi Class. Commencing (I). V.) Monday next, April 20, 7.30 evening COURT BROS, are offering special inducements in all departments to save cost of removal to new premises. -\TUW Premises of Court Bros, will be la opened next week. Clearing lines now being offered to save removal. WAKE UP to the advantage of buying your Umbrellas where you get best value. -Falknet's, 282, Queen-street. Lost and Found. LOST— Gold Bar Bfooch, blue enamel centre. Finder rewarded.— care of Dunn, Smiih, and Co., Custom-street West LOST, between St. Holiera and Metropolitan Hotel, Auckland-Gold Brooch (bird on wing in pearls on bar).—Ten Shillings Reward, HERALD Omce. ~| AS REWARD. - Lost from the QueenIV street Wharf, on March 30th, a Brown Leather Portmanteau, containing Ladies' Wearing Apparel, a lady's Dressing Gown, etc. The above reward will bo paid to anyone on receipt of the Portmanteau by the Be?. G. Frost, Wesleyan Parsonage, Coromandel. ITOUND- Bicycles (English and American), large variety, up-to-date, at E. Reynolds and Co.. Victoria-street East. Telephone 903. FOUND— The reliable place for every description of Confectionery.—G. Kent and Sons, Newmarket and Symonds-stfeet. Telephone 893. . Wanted. y. Z.—The, Appointment is Filled. EXPERIENCED Tea Traveller seeks Re-engagement — Address Tea Traveller, Herald Office. SITUATION as Groom and Coachman ; used to garden, good milker; first-class refer-euces.-Chappell and Bradbury's Registry Office, Queen-street V ACANCY for Cadet, mixed farm, Wai- » kato. Hood glace to learn. - Apply, " Farmer," care of S. Vaile and Sons. YOUNG LADY in England (26), exJL perienced buyer in silk and fancy, wants situation as Buyer or Manageress.—Address, with terms, to S.F., Box 1233, Sell's Advertising Offices, Fleet-street, London, England. WAITING Engagement—A First-class Barmaid, good appearance, and splendid business capabilities.-Miss Bacon, Registry office, Queen-street yy A N T E D, A WELL-EDUCATED LAD, AS APPRENTICE TO CHEMIST. Premium Required, Apply to W. SHARLAXI), Shortland-street "RANTED. MRS. S. WALKER, Having given up her Office, 28a, Coombes' Arcade, will be happy to receive any communications telatire -fd'-ailnliig-'and Sharebroking at her private address, 14, PONSONBY ROAD. All matters connected with the Estate Agency Business Mrs. Walker has transferred to Messrs. Ewington and Baker, who are authorised to receive all accounts due to her. WANTED Known-ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE—lnfants' Boots, from 4Jd pair; Gifls' Tan and Canvas Shoes, Hi 64 pair; Girls' livening Shoes, Is (id pair; Girls' Sand Shoes, sizes 1, 2, 3,lsJlilper pair; Rifle Boot Laces,# dozen for Is; Kangaroo Laces, 4d and 6d dozen: Blakey's Boot Protectors, 9 bags for Is— MII.I.ER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114, Victoria-street. WANTED Known- A L STOCKTAKING SALE-Good Note Paper, 4jd packet; Good Envelopes, Id packet, or 2s lid per 100O; 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: 3i's dozen Nail Brushes, Id each; 50 dozen Tooth Brushes, 2Jd each; 3 gross Cloth Brushes, 4Jd each; 2 gross Hair Brushes, 4id e <ch; Root Brushes, 9d the set of 3— At MILLER'S FANCY RKPOSITORY, 110 Victoria-street. ANTED Known-ANNUALSTOCK-TAKING SALE-Good Spectacles, Gd pair, superior Is, Crystal do. is, " Real English Pebbles" is 9d pair (cases given free); good-going Nickel Watches, stem winders, 5s lid each; Waterhury Watches, "short winders," 8s each; American Clocks, 2s 9d each-At MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY, 110, Victoria street. ANTED Known— STOCKTAKING SAF.K— Felt Slippers, 9d pair; ladies' Sewn Walking Shoes, from 2s lid lair; Ladies' Canvas and Tan Shoes, 2s lid pair; Ladies' Lace Boots from 3s lid pair; Ladies' Huhleg Kid Button Boots, 4s lid per pair (usual price 10s 6d); 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. ANTEDKnown—ANNUAL STOCKTAKING SALE-Men's Bluchers, 3s lid per pair; Men's Canvas Shoes, 3s 6d pair; Men's felt Slippers, Is; Men's Derby Shoes, 6s lid; Men's Lace Boots, 6s (M pair—At MILLER'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114, Victoria-street. WANTED Know.i — Baskets just opened at Goodson'* London Arcades, the variety is immense, the prices marvellously low, the quality strong and durable. The Japanese travelling Basket, very useful, in all sizes, with leather strap and handle; useful for picnics. Also, Fish Net. Carryalls from 9d each. Bridesmaids and Flower Baskets in great variety. WANTED Known— D. Uoldie iprepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, Including Hardwood Spoke», Felloe , ton Bark and Blue Gum Shafts, Blocks, Paling , and Shingles, at his Yards, Albert-street (near the Docks), at the Lowest Cash Prices. The timbtr being under cover, ii better than that purchased elsewhere. WANTED— The Public ot Newton to Vt know that arrangements have been mads with MB. CRAWFORD, Chemist, of KarangahapBoad, to RECIIVB ADVERTISEMENTS unti' half-put eight o'clock each evening, for iniertio • in the nssnnornlnfs HxatLn. WANTED Goodson's Telephone, No. 1049. WANTED KNOWNT> A. L. SMITH, DENTIST, Hobson street, opposite St, Matthew's Church, Supplies UPPER OR LOWER SET OF TEETH £2 10s Good Fit Guaranteed. Other Dentists' Work Repaired, TEETH STOPPED, ss; TEETH EXTRACTED BY GAS, ss. WANTED. Undersigned wants tenders for about One Thousand (1C00) Tons of Prime Oaten Sheaves, to be delivered at his Factory, in quantities from 10 tons, 29,50, or 100 in rotation, up to January next. Tenderers required to state the time th« same must be delivered. Nett cash paid on delivery. Tenders close on 30th April. It. J. ECCLES, Grain and Produce Merchant, Hobson-street, Auckland. WANTEDEveryone to Know that W. WINN i Has Re-opened those Premises, , CORNER OF KARANGAHAPE ROAD AND QUEEN-STREET (OPPOSITE TiBEBNACLE), AS A 1 CASH GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE. All Goods of First Quality at Bedrock Cash Prices: Orders delivered to all parts of City and Suburbs. Wanted KNOWNJust Landed, ex S.S. Te Koa, I SUPERIOR ENGLISH PIANOS BY GEORGE ROGERS AND SONS. LONDON, ' Cupola Steel Frames, Noble in Tone. . Handsome in Appearance. Unrivalled for Durability. Inspection Invited.' '' JO H N WES T. 13, Whlesley-stieet WEST (opposite Open House. ■. /*
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXIV, Issue 10425, 24 April 1897, Page 1
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