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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11552, 16 January 1901, Page 1

MiscellaneousDR. HELEN BURNABY, Specialist for Ladies' Complaints. Consults Free, all Diseases. Vacancies for convalescent patients.— House, Upper Symonds-strcet, above Cemetery. Hours, 11 to 3.30 and Evenings; , - TTAVING taken Billiiardroom at Royal Mail JJL Hotel, I hope by civility and attention to customers, to merit patronage of old and ne'v friends.— Ben (A. Bentham). rpilE Babbling Brook goes' on for . Ever: 1 So does MINERVA. WHEN found, make a Note of MINERVA. GOLD is precious, and of solid worth. The same may be said of MINERVA. JjJ*OR RAZORS-GO TO WALTHO. FOR Razor Strops, Shaving Brushes, and ' Soap, etc.— to Waltho. FOR Table Cutlery in Ivory, Xylonite, or Bone— to Waltho. FOR Spoons and Forks—Go to Waltho; and Ji- if you are not already learned, he will honestly advise you in the matter before yon purchase; IN Short—Give Waltho a fair trial, and he will leave no stone unturned in trying hard to give you satisfaction. ■jVTEW Year Gifts. further assortment of New Goods to hand very suitable for this season.—Give Waltho a turn, and you will do a good tern for yourself.—Address: Welles-ley-strcat West, 6 doors from Queen-street. GOOD ADVICE.If yon suffer from ToothvJ" ache have it out without any pain; charge. ss, gas included.—A. L. Smith. Dentist, Hobson- street, opposite St. Matthew's Church. . CATCHPOLE, for Bedsteads. — Having bought large Stocks before the rise, can sell at very low prices. Joseph Catchpolo makes all his own Bedding, and uses only first-class material, so you can depend upon A 1 quality. Wire Mattresses all made at our own factory. ■ TOSEPH CATCHPOLE can supply you with *J a Wire Stretcher, with head-board and legs attached, making a Combination Bedstead. from 13s 6d, 2ft 6in by 6ft 2in. Fancy Blinds, complete, from Is 9d. : . JOSEPH CATCHPOLE has a Beautiful Stock O of Bedroom Furniture. Duchesse Pairs, with fancy inlaid woods, £2 5s the pair: better quality. £2 12s 6d. Just call and inspect his goods before purchasing elsewhere. No one is asked to buy. TOSEPH CATCHPOLE has a Showroom 200 ft long, and, being packed from floor to ceiling with goods, can give you the best variety of Furniture in Auckland, whether it be Kitchen, Diningroom, Bedroom, or Drawingroom Furniture. JOSEPH CATCH POLE'S Address is Karaneahape Road. Newton; tram passes the door—so don't forget the address when you want any Furniture. Prices lower than any hon.se in Auckland. JCATCHPOiii. can sell you Curtain Poles • from Is 3d up: Hearth Rugs. Door Mats, Wool Mats. 2s en oh: Fenders. Fire Brasses, Chairs, TaMes, Oilcloth. Linoleums. Baths. Buckets; in fact, any articles at all that helps to make a home comfortable. AND SANDING. TH 3 SEASON IS NOW ON, ./aid we are PREPARED TO QUOTE LOW PRICES. SAM. WHITE AND CO.. Custom-street. T^NLARGEMENT HJ Of gooi :on's London arcade. QUEEN-STREET.

C. W. GOCDSON has much pleasure in announcing th 3 Completion of the Alterations and Enlargements in the abovenamed Premises, the v.'hole outside and inside being a Thoroughly - Up-to-date Establishment. The increased space has been largely devoted to the Toy Department for the 'Xmas Season, thus doubling the space- heretofore ; devoted to it. - C.W.G. has ■an Immense Stock ,to place before his customers, and, with increased facilities and an enlarged staff of assistants, he hopes to give Entire Satisfaction to his numerous customers ,who have so liberally patronised him during his 20 years' residence in Auckland, and to whom he tenders his sincere thanks, with best wishes for the season and coming century. JJEALTH ASSURED. The Suffering and Ailing can rely on obtaining relief bv Consulting (personally or by post free) PROFESSOR NOTMANN. M.E., E.M.G., New Zealand Health Institute. Market Square, opposite Colombo-street Bridge, Christchurch. Professor Notmann is a Medical Electrician, and has had 20 years' European experience. He has been largely consulted since he commenced practice in New Zealand seven years since, and will forward electrical appliances and method of treatment on easy terms of payment. , JQAIRY JJIARMERS, J^TTENTION! 'A', "DDSOK. il. 15 26. FORT-STREET. Is CASH BUYER of SEPARATOR and DAIRY BUTTER TO ANY QUANTITY. MILK TESTED. Will also undertake Shipments of Butter on behalf of Dairy Farmers, and is prepared to make Liberal Advances. Consultation on all dairy matters. Latest and Best Kind of Dairy Machinery and Dairy Supplies, at Lowest Cost. JREDALE"S TEA ROOMS. MRS. MURDOCH, Late of " Wainoni," Cambridge, / Has taken over the well-known Tea and Luncheon Rooms over Iredale's late now occupied by Court Bros., where every attention will be paid to Visitors. In future Hot and Cold Luncheon if desired. gIQET RESTING ON SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES AND WITH NEWEST INSTRUMENTS A SPECIALTY. , And SPECTACLES Properly Fitted for all Defects of Refraction, by T. PEACOCK. OPTICIAN, 218, QUEEN-STREET. Spectacle Frames of Every Variety, in Gold, Nickel, Steel, etc. , Artificial Eyes of all Colours in Stock. Opposite the City Hall/ Lost and Found. LOST— Light-coloured Chestnut Horse, with white face; reward.—Apply J. Young, Grocer, Shortlaud-street. LOST on Sunday Morning between Newton Road and St. Benedict's Church—Black Enamel Locket, attached to black velvet ribbon; keepsake enclosed.Finder rewarded on leaving at Clunie's Store, Newton Road. WantedBOOT TRADE.—Wanted—First-class Machinists; constant employment, and highest wages to good hands.—Coles and Co., Kapai Boot Factory. . ' REMUERA.-Wanted to Rent 01 Buy—B- - Villa, with land.— R. Williamson and Co., 93, Queen-street. SMART BOYS WANTED.—AppIy Manager lIEBALD Works, Queen-street. yyESTLAND EDUCATION BOARD. Applications will be received at the Board's Office, Hokitilca, on or before SATURDAY, February 9, for the position of Head Teacher of the Kumara Public School. Present salary, including allowances, £241, with residence. Average attend an ce^m^^ Secretary. Jyj" E D I C A L. VACANCY ON FEBRUARY 26, FOR FULLYQUALIFIED MEDICAL OFFICER. MEMBERSHIP ABOUT 270. Applications received up to January 26th. State Stipend required, inclusive, and also exclusive of drugs, qualifications, etc. G.V.C.M. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, BRUNNERTON. T. FRANKLIN, Secretary, T>rr ANTED known. «VVj w. F. wilmette, PIPE ORGAN BUILDER. Organs and Harmoniums Tuned and Repaired. Satisfaction guaranteed to country settlers sending their Instruments to town. FACTORY AND RESIDENCE: PROSPECT-STREET. AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND.