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Personal. WANTED— Mr. Thomas Monk, Carpenter, to correspond with G. F. Mellars about his 5 horses running on my property at Taupiri, as I am about selling out, not having heard from him for 15 months. rpKCHNICAL SCHOOL. Rutland-street.—New X Term. Monday Next. Get Syllabus from School Office, Rutland-street (evening), or J. 11. Mackie, Secretary, Durkam-stroet East. MEN'S TWEED OVERCOATS AND OILCOATS.—SpeciaI linos Boys' and Youths' Overcoats, very special value.—Rushbrook and Bridgman, Cash Drapers and Clothiers. DUMPER'S Equitable Stores. Newton, are open, and our Sale of Groceries at bed-rock prices, is on. DUMPER'S Equitable Stores. Newton, are open, and our Salo of Groceries at bed-rock prices is oil. DUMPER'S Equitablo Stores, Newton, lire open. hoy have just tho Goods you want, at hod-rock price;, I TEMPER'S Equitablo Stores, Newton, . U deliver all Goods at Salo Prices. It ; "ill pay you to send your orders there. DUMPER'S Equitable Stores, NewtonWorking Men, you will save money ! f yon purchaso your Groceries from us. Auctions aro a specialty with I X Alex. Aitken and Co.. -street'. Best i results guaranteed. ! VERY SPECIAL VALUE.—Swanskin Blan- » kets and Rugs, surprisingly cheap.— . Rushbrook and Bridgman (lato R. Hobbs). "EVERYBODY please noto that Carpets. Rugs. -li etc., will lie taken up. beaten, cleaned, and rclnid, and colours restored if faded; also soiled wall paper cleanod and whiteWilling undertaken by the Auckland Carrot Cleaning Works, in Chapel-street, opposite public school, near Wellesley-street, at a moderate charge. Satisfaction guaranteed— J. Gunman and Co. BATHg.-TUP.KISH BATHS—OPEN EVERY DAY for Ladies and Oontlemon i'rom 9 a.m. till 6 n.m. Charges. 3s: Saturday. 2a. Eight Tickets for £1. Nothing better for I purifying the skin, restoring the health, or removing aches and pains of all kinds. Also. ' Hot and Cold Plunge Baths, with show-jr, I 6d. from 6 a.m till 7 Lome-street, oi. | Victoria-street East. LADIES' Fashionable New Goods. Further deliveries now to hand. Lowest cash prices.—Rushbrook and Bridgman (late It. Ilobbs). T V. D. OONNELL, * SHORTHAND WRITER AND TYPIST, NO. 5, COOMBE3' ARCADE QUEEN-STREEfT. jy- ADA M E J|" ELL ER, PHYSIOGNOMIST, INSPIRATIONAL MEDIUM. REMOVED TO NO. 41, UPPER PITT-STREET, Nearly Opposite Pitt-streot Wesleyan Methodist Church. Questions answered on Health, Marriage. Business, etc. Splendid testimonials. Short season only. N.B.—No connection with public show people of same or similar names. TAILORING on tho Premises. First-class Cutter and best Tailors. Hundreds of patterns to select from. Entirely distinct from factory goods.— CLOTHING FACTORY, 226 and 228, Queenstreet. LARGE Stock of Boys' Suits at a JU considerable reduction oil ordinary prices. Parents and guardians are invited to inspect.—N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY, 226 and 228. Qucen-streot.

TMMENSE quantities of Men's and JL Boys' Underclothing, Hats, Ties, Scarves, and Umbrellas. All now goods, and marked at Very jnodcrate -irices— N.Z. CLOTHING FACTORY 226 and 228, Queenstreet. GE Oi WEBBER. TAILOR, ETC., Wishes to notify his Customers and the General Public, that, ho has JUST OPENED A WELL-SELECTED STOCK OF AUTUJfN AND WINTER TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, AND VICUNAS. Satisfactory Fit, Style, and Workmanship Guaranteed, it Moderate Prices. Note Address— FIRST SHOP BFT.OW PITT-STREET WE'LEYAN OHUECE, PITT-STREET. gTEAININGtJIHE pY E S When they require the assistance of SPECTACLES must be mjurions The Eyes can be accurately fitted with Spectacles and every defect of refraction re modied by T. PEACOCK, Ophthalmic Optician, Opposite the Post OBce. Also in Stock—Binoculars, Opera Glasses, Magic Lanterns, Medical Batteries, Pocket Compasses, Cameras, and Drawing Instrument!. EXHIBITION. THE ONLY FIRST AWARD FOE . gAIQNG pOWDEE Was adjudicated to "THE OLD MILL" BRAND, Prepared from the finest ingredients, accurately gauged, and perfoetly combined. Obtainable only from the Proprietor, H. M. S"™' QUEEN-STREET AND NEWTON. rrilE UNITED ASBESTOS COMPANY'S AGENCY, HALLIDAY'S BUILDINGS, SHORTLAND-STBEET, Keep a Widely-assorted Stock of ENGINEERS' STORES, guaranteed of the Best Quality, and Sapplicd at the Lowest Market Ratos. SPECIALTIES— Marine Cylinder and Engine Oils. Unitod Asbestos Victor Metallic P»cking for High Pressures. United Asbestos Boiler and Pipe Covering. Unitod Asbestos Viotor Metallic Sheeting and Tape. United Aebettoa Victor Metallic Manhole Door Joints to exact sire. Coronet Belting, absolutely the strongest, most dnrablo, and reliable belt made. Treasure's Gauge Glasses, specially strong. Salamander Decorations, made of embosied asbestos: as remarkable for intrinsic beauty as for fireproof qualities. N.R.-TJIE UNITED ASBESTOS COMPANY have been Contractors to the BRITISH ADMIRALTY for the past 12 years. Auckland Agent, ARTHUR CABHEL. N.Z. Rep., 0. A. GRAHAM, Wellington. Telephone, 544. pOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE CELEBRATED J-JODGE j^yOOD gPLIT pULLEYS NOW LANDING, EX STAB OF THE EAST.

We claim for this Pulley tile following points of merit The Strongest Pulley ever made. The Lightest Pulley ever made (70 per cent, lighter than cast iron; 40 per cent, lighter than wrought iron or steel). No Key Sent to cut. No Set Screw to twist off. No Shaft to take down. Perfect Balance. Best Belt Surface. Best Shaft Fastening, SOLE AGENTS FOB NEW ZEALAND! JOHN QHAMBERS AND £*ON, j^TD. AERMOTOBS, OB WINDMILLS, ~ JOB . PUMPING WATER. CHAFF-CUTTING, GRINDING GRAIN.To he seen working at our yard, Fort-street. .SOLE AGENTS: JOHN EES AND ON. I

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11059, 10 May 1899, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11059, 10 May 1899, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 6 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11059, 10 May 1899, Page 1