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Personal RAZORS. Pocket and Table Knives-Su--tAI perior Hollow-ground Rasors, Scissors, Forks, Spoons. Cruets, selling at lowest cash - prices.-Thomas Samuel, 232, Quecn-strect, pALCUTTA TEA COMPANY.-Beat Teas ■ \J only, Is 6d, Is lOd, and 2s 4d; Watches, Clocks, and Presents given—l 49, Karangahape ■ Road. _ ; LADIES' MACKINTOSHES, bought job at JJ the end of English soaaon, will be cleared at one-third less than usual prices. ; Ladies' Capes in fawn, brown, black, and navy, from 8s D.B.C. . ( CINNAMON CURE is a specific for all Consumptive symptoms, also for Influenza. 2s 6d everywhere. INDIGESTION or Wnhoo ? You can have either, but, not both. WANT of exercise makes women unhealthy, weak., and irritable. Loasby's Wahoo ' cures J.his_nuickly. ALL CHEST troubles are dangerous if ii. neglected. Cinnamon Cure iE effectual when everything else fails. '' - ■■ LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S Loft-off and Misfit Clothing bought. Letters nromptlv attended to.— and Mrs. Botterill, 51. Karangahape Road. ■ ■ CONQUERS when everything l Rise fails. Loasbv's Wnhoo alone (loos this. '' Obtainable everywhere CINNAMON CURE has saved numbers of Consumptives. It absolutely kills tubercles. 2s 6d everywhere, TO GENTLEMEN.- send vonr address when disposing of Left-off Wearing Apnarel. Hiehost Prices given, to Hartley's, near Opora House. Welle-sler-street. SCOTT'S Hospital for Sick Sewing Machines O (no cure, no pay) romoved to Collego Road, Ponaonby, Selling Newest Machines lowest prices. ALL who suffer from Liver troubles are irritable wives! Buy Loasby's Wahoo, and make home happy. PARIS v JILBITION."-For Trunks, Valises, nat Boxes. Carryalls, Rug Straps. Address Holders, Soiled Linen Bags, and all travelling requisites, J. Wiseman and Son On'■on-street. , WHEN in pain— Koolihnh. When in doubt—Take Loasby's Wahoo. ALFRED OLDHAM, Sharebrokcr, Estate xi. Agent, and Finanolor, 121. Queen-street. Llet of Honsea. Farms, etc.. on application. USEFUL PRESENTS.-Silver-mounted Purws. Catd-cases, Ladies' Hand and Fitted Bags, Writimt-caaes. Pocket-knives, Silvermounted Walking Sticks. Whips, Bowl-oases, etc.—J. Wiseman and Son, Qnecn-streot DON'T OVERLOOK THE FACT!" -J. WISEMAN AND SON are Manufacturers and Importers of Saddlery and Harness to suit all classes CLOTHING at nominal prices. Tho balance of Daley's Clothing will be sold regardless of cost. Men's Mole Trousers, 3s lid; original price, 7s Gd. Odd sizes in Boys' Suits very cheap.— TENNIS RACQUETS, all qualities: Slazengcr's Tennis Balls; Racquets re-struug and repaired.—J. Wiseman and Son, Queenstreet. CYCLISTS-Preparo for Winter Riding by having Mud-guards, Gear-cases, Brakes, and Lnmos fitted to your Cycles by E. Roynolds and Co. . CYCLISTS-Repairs to any make of Bicycle thoroughly and promptly executed by E. Reynolds and Co., Victoria-street and Ponsonby Road. _ CYCLISTS-Inspect our New Stock of English and American Bicycles. Easy terms for timo payment arranged.—E. Reynolds and Co. "MEN'S Waterproof Coats, all sown seams, ill and guaranteed rainproof, from 21s, large assortment, at Geo. Fowlds'. MEN'S All-wool Flannel Under Shirts, 2s 6d, startling value; Men's Working Shirts, Is. at Geo. Fowlds'. SPLENDID Assortment of Boy's Norfolk Suits-All-wool K.B. Suits, from 7s 6d; Sailor Suits, from 3s 6d, at Geo. Fowlds'. JUST ARRTVED-fipeoial Suit and Trousor Lengths, all tho latest designs; only best workmnn>lilp, at Goo. Fowlds'. MEN'S Navv Jerseys, from 3s lid : Sweaters. 2s 3d: Merino Singlets, Is 9d; Merino Sox, 4d; White Shirts, 3s 6d, at Geo. Fowlds'. MADAME LLOYD, 147, Karangahape Road, destroys by Electrolysis process superfluous hair, moles, etc. This is a never-fail-ing remedy MAD/ ME LLOYD, 147, Karangaiiapo Road, drosses ladies' hair suitable for evenings, photos, etc, from Is. Ladies' hair «nt and singe.i, Is 6d; shampooing, la '": children. 3d. DALEY'S STOCK.-The balance for sale at nominal prices. White Calicoes, 2Jd, 3Jd, and 41(1 per yard; Daley's price, from 4\d to 7}d. Write Twill Sheetings, 70in wide, 83d and 103 d; Daley's prices, Is and Is 2d. Honeycomb Quilts. 2s lid. 3s lid. and 4s lid: Dalev's prices, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d. Salo now on.-D.S.C. p L A G U E. NO ONE USING IT CAN CONTRACT INFECTION EXCEPT BY INFECTED INOCULATION. * Sir William Tcmnle's Eastern Remedy against Infection. Proved effectual during the Plagues of the East. Certain preventive iii tho most dangerous situations, Only a limited quantity can be supplied. Early application, enclosing P.N., 2s 6d, to cover expenses.—" Ncthcrby," Tima.ru. Lost and Found. LOST, Monday, by poor woman—A Black Purse containing £2, between City Hall and Star Office.—Reward at City Steam Laundry. LOST-Gold Chain Bracelet, with padlock, between Parnell and Remncra.-Finder rewarded on returning samo to Church Office, Victoria Arcade. LOST-One Cream-coloured Scow's Dingey, J-J with paddles and rowlocks; also, One 15feet Rowing Boat, white outside and varnished inside.—Apply A. Gibbs, 75, Queen-street. LOST, in 11.45 Tram from Ponsonby, or between Pitt and East Streets yesterday (Wednesday)-A Red Purse containing 19s 9d in silver.—Finder rewarded on leaving samo at Massey Bros., Custom-street. FOUND-Roady Sale for Furniture, Jewellorv. Bicycles, Sewing Machines. Pianos, etc. Liberal advances made, and Money Lent on any kind of security.-Blyth and Co., Auctioneers. Wanted. APPRENTICE Wanted; must have passed Sixth Standard.-Apply Composing Room, HERALD Office. BICYCLE, Gent.'a, 22m Frame, cheap and reliable, wanted to Purchase for Cash.J. Soppet, 24, Queen-street. LADY, very domesticated, musical (musio and singing), wishes Trustworthy Position, Household, children, highly recommended.-" East," HERALD Office. OYSTER OPENER.-Wantcd-Man, to open oysters.—Canning's, Queen-street. TWO Furnished Rooms wanted by Elderly Couple, in good locality.—Address " Rooms," with particulars, HERALD Office. TO SURVEYORS—Wanted.—A Young Man, with considerable experience in tho British West Indies, desires a place as Assistant with somo Surveyor of good standing. Small salary first 6 months. References.— Address F.C., HERALD Office. WANTED TO PURCHASEVV AN ESTABLISHED BOARDINGHOUSE, In or near City, Up to about £500 or £600. R. BARR BROWN, Exchange Lane. W ANTED. GOOD SAWMILL PROPERTY, Marino transit preferable to rail. State quantity timbered accessible land attached, and Quantity immediately availablo from any other source, nature of timber, and ' nature and age of plant, etc.; also, lowest price for cash, or terms. O. AICKIN AND SON. Shortland-strcot. \\T ANTED, Buyer—Dimngroom Suites in V American Leather, £4; Drawingroom Suites, in Tapestry and Plush, from JM 10s; Bedsteads, from 18s; Wiro Mattress, 8s 6d; Flax ditto, 6s 6d; Kapok ditto; Wire Stretchers, 13s; Kitchen ' Tables, turned legs, 10s 6d; Kitchen Chairs, 2s 6d;, cane-seated 3s 6d; Bcntwood Chairs; Washstand and Dreasinp Table, 10s 6d tho pair; Duchcsso Pairs, 37t 6d; Rocking Chairs, 12s 6d; Leather Couches 27s 6d; Floorcloth, Is per yard; Linoleum; Curtains. Is 6d per pair; Blankets; Crockery; Dinner Sets, lis 6d; Tea Set, 7s 6d; Toilet Set, 4s 6d: Ironmongery; Box Iron, 2a fid Keroseno Stoves, 3s, with oven 17s 6d; White ' handled Tea Knives. 2s; Teaspoons, is th( half-dozonj Meat-mincers, 7s 6d; Iron, feteel and Enamel Saucepans, from Is 3d; Wirt Netting, 6s per roll: Baths. Is 9d; Buckets Is; Best Alarm Clocks, 6s 6d; Trunks, Bon net-boxes, 2s; Hand-saws, 2s; Foot Rule, 6d , lovel. 2s 3d; Hammers, Is 3d; Preservinf - Pans, from 2s; E Stowpan, Is 6d; Dovoi '■ Stove, good cooKors, 52s 6d.-At 11. R SHROFF, 105 and 108, .Victoria-Btreet. '

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11368, 10 May 1900, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11368, 10 May 1900, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11368, 10 May 1900, Page 1

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