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Personal. J j 1 VELVETEENS. Velveteens.-Verv special ' V value, all colours, Is 6Vcl and 2s 3Jd yard.—Eushbrook and Bridgman, late E. Hobbs. BOYS' and Men's Clothing, reliable wear. ' good cut. lowest cash prices, splendid assortment.—Kiishbrooh and Bridgman. REDUCTION of Medical Fees.-R. 11. HakeXI; well. M.D., «4. Hobson-street. Consultations, 2s 6(1, medicine included. Hours • 10 • to 11 a.m., 3 to 5, and 7 to 8 p.m. j CARDIGAN JACKETS. -Largo Shipment I \J just opened, splendid value, from 3s lid ' cadi.—Rnshbrook and Bridgman, late K. • Hobbs. ] DS. DE SILVA AND CO.. 136, Queen-street, ! # for Jewellery in Latest Designs. QICK HEADACHE AND BILIOUSNESS 0 Cured immediately by LOASBY'S " WAHOO." To be had from R. W. Gallau-. gher, Storekeeper, Victoria-street. TNSOMNIA CORED BY LOASBY'S ft vIK-O 1 A A purely herbal remedy that soothes the ] whole nervous system. : ALFEEP OLDHAM. BUarobroker. Estate i Agent, and Financier, 121, Queon-street. List of Houses, Farms, etc., on application. I LADIES' MACKINTOSHES, Maids' and - Children's Mackintoshes, all makes and . sizes; lowest cash Eushbrook and . Bridgman. j TENNIS Eaquets Re-strung and Repaired, i Repairs of every description neatly axe-1 cated with despatch at J. Wiseman and Son's.. TT'OE Bolter-class Boots, to order of* reJ- pairs, try Miller and Son, High-street. Highest award, gold medal, Auckland Exhibition. DS. DE SILVA AND CO., 135. Queen-street, • have opened their splendid Stock of Precious Stones. ' F PRIME, of Karangahape Eoad, for X. Tea Sets, 6s ; Toilet Seta, 7s; Dinner. Sets. 13s 6d, F PRIME, of Karangahape Road, for . • Orion and Atlas Cooking Ranges, at lowest prices. F PRIME has enlarged his Premises, and i can now show his large and varied I Stock of Linoleums, otc. I Tjl PRIME'S Stock of Builders' and Gfcne-1 J- • ral Ironmongery is well selected, and i at low rat«s. j "E 1 PRIME has opened up a New Lot of I J- • Carver and Carpenter Tools, and sell- ■ nig a,t his usual low price. i? PRIME for Magic Hat Polish, Enamelled ■ . Paints, Leads and Oils, Household I Sundries. DS. DE SILVA AND CO.. 136. Queen-street, ' • for Gold and Silver Chains, Silverware, Fanny Jewellery of every description. TRAVELLING OUTFITS. Traukß to go -*- under Berths, Hat and Bonnet Boxes, Soiled Linen Bags, etc., at J. Wiseman and Bon's. ADiME LLOYD, 147, Karangahape Road, ■fit dresses ladies' hair suitable for evenings, photcs. etc., from la. Ladies' hair cut aid singe.l, la 6d; shampooing, Is U; children. 3d ! MADAME LLOYD, 147, Karangahape Road, I destroys by Electrolysis process superfluous hair, moles, etc. This is a never-tail. I in? remedy TNDIGESTION permanently Cured by taking J- LOASBY'S "WAHOO." Other remedies aF.'ord only temporary relief Beware of imitations. "WT'HY go through life with a pretty face i » I disfigured by an ugly set of 'i qe'th. when you can get a complete Set from £1; Superior Sot from £2: Single Tooth from as: at London Dental Institute. DS. DE SILVA AND CO., Manufacturing • Jewellers, have on view Clocks, Watches, etc. ' NEW Dresses and Costumes— Cambric, Cashmere, etc., from lis 6d to 455; perfoot fitting, well made.—J. M. McLachlan. PILES and Constipation onred by LOASBY'S "WAnOO." Don't be deceived by worthless imitations DON'T OVERLOOK THE FACT"-J. Wiseman and Son are Manufacturers and Importers of Saddlery and Harness to suit •■ all classej. WANT of Energy and Depression of Spirits disappear soon after LOASBY'S "WAHOO" is introduced. Ask for " Loasby's." INDIGESTION Cured or LOASBTB 1 "WAHOO." Have you seen the testimonials from New South Wales. West Australia and Now Zealand ? HOSIERY. -Ladies' and Children's Hosiery. Morley's Celebrated Hosiery; all makes and sizes, splendid Eushbrook and Bridgman, cash Drapers. GRAVEL and Kidney Compiaints Cured by LOASBY'S "WAHOO," a tried remedy. Beware of imitations ' LIVER and Stomach Troubles soon disappear after taking LOASBY'S " WAHOO." Be sure and ask for Loaßby's To Let. TO LET—House, sis rooms, near Khyber Pass; large garden.-Apply by letter, 5.0. J., HERALD Office. TO LET, Top of Sentinel Road-House, she rooms, scullery, bathroom, for a term, 165.-S. W. Buck, Ponsonby Club. Hotel. TO LET, Gnrtside, Ellerslie-Residence, 11 rooms, first-class order. 4 acres of land, stable, Hcsketh and Richmond, Solicitors, or Churton and Co., Quean-street. TO LET-In Fort-streetr-Tlie Store at present occupied by G. W. Binney and Co., containing cellar, ground and first floor, with offices, well fitted Apply W. Frater and Son. ■ TO LET, in Smith and Caughey's Buildings —A Commodious, Well-lighted Office or Sample Rooms, separated by iron doors from ! other part of buildings, and facing Queen- . street.—Apply Mr. Kartell, Smith and Caughey. ____________ Lost and Found. LOST-Fur Necklet, with tails, between Gaol Road and Abbott's Road. Reward.— Porter and Co., Symonds-street. LOST, corner Pitt-street and Karangahape Road—Gold Ring, 5 stones; reward.— Barber, Bauer, Karanga-hapo Road. LOST, botween Parnell and Queen-street— Lady's Silver Watch and Chain, name inside; reward.—London Dairy, Victoriastreet, or Parnell LOST— At about 8 a.m. this morning, rear 1 the Dunblane Restaurant, in Queenstreet—A man with sixpence in his pocket and : a good appetite. FOUND, this Morning, in the Dunblane Res- ' taurant, Queen-street—A Man of sense enjoying his breakfast of Quaker Oats, Fresh Fish, Bread and Butter galore, and drinking from a pot of tea. Bang goes saipence. Wanted. CAPITAL.-Required £2000 to £5000, to extend a Profitable Business, well established in the city and Provincial District of Auokland.— to Mr. G. W. Basley, Solicitor, Legal Chambers, Queen-street, Auckland. HAIRDRESSERS.-Situation wanted by firskclass gent's hand and hard worker. —Address, Tonso, Heeald Office. TO HAIRDREBBERS.-Wanted-A Smart Young Man to take charge of saloon.— Address J. George, Inglewood, Taranaki. YOUNG Man with long experience among3t stock and farming wants situation.-Address, J.H.Z., HERALD Office. TTOSPITAL WABDSMAN. Taranaki Hospital Board 'require a Wardsman for Hawera Cottage Hospital. Salary, £60 per annum, with hoard, lodging, and washing. Applications, with references, will be received at the Board's Office, New Plymouth, until 13th May, 1899. J. BELLRINGER, Chairman, WANTED KNOWNVV, A. J. BLOMFELD'S WEST END PHARMACY Has been re-modelled, and is now the most complete Pharmacy in the Colony. The Dispensing Department is fitted with all the latest appliances and machines, and is the most up-to-tlat» in the City. If you want first-class dispensing or pure drugs, go to A. J. BLQMIiELD, Chemist, Ponsonby Road. WANTED KNOWNMISS WILLIAMS, HAIR AND COMPLEXION SPECIALIST, From Guest's Face Massage and Toilet Salon, Melbourne. Miss Williams will be in Auckland for a few weeks, and Ladies desirous of consulting her may do so at Miss McElwain's Face Massage Parlours, A.M.P. Buildings, Queen-street. Advice on all matters concerning the Skin and the Hair. Appointments personally or by letter. ; WANTED • KNOWN- >-: A. L. SMITH. DENTIST. Hobson-street, opposite St. Matthew's Church, SUPPLIES UPPER OR LOWEE SET OF . - '. '. *"'■*' TEETH £2 2s.' - •.'•' TEETH EXTRACTED without any pain, '"'•,'; ■-■' ...r;. Sb (Gas included). Best Teeth and Materials, and Good Fit I Guaranteed. ■:.,, .,.:.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11058, 9 May 1899, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11058, 9 May 1899, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11058, 9 May 1899, Page 1

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