I Miscellaneous. | I "POB RAZORS-GO WALTHO. i T*iOß BAZOBS—GO TO WALTHO. TT'OR Razor Strops, Shaving Brashes, and J' Soap, etc.—Go to Waltho. n JpOR Table Cutlery in. Ivory, Xylonite, or JO __ Bone—Go to Waltho. ■ FOE Spoons and Forks—Go to "Waltho; and J~ if you are not already learned, ho will j honestly advise you in the matter before you I f purchase. * - • \ —— . , , / ' - JN Short— Waltho a fair trial, and he |J. will leave no stone unturned in trying I hard to give you satisfaction. ; TSTALTHO is REMOVING into QUEENj i i STREET, having leased premises now occupied By Messrs. Worrall and Cranwell, | opposite Tonson Garlick Co., and can now I Supply any article of General Furnishing J Ironmongery. ' D.S.C. A**™ " SALE--1 ■■'"'.'■ LADIES' AND GENT.'S "BOOTS. I Lot 1, reduced from 10s 6d to 4s lid. 3 I Lot 2, reduced from lis 6d to 5s lid. 1 1 Lot 3, reduced from Ms fid to lis 3d. | J Lot 4, reduced from 18s 6d to 14s 6d. 3 i Special Reductions throughout Boot Depart- 3 { ment.— ■ .. ' I I pATCHPOLE. for Bedsteads. — Having | |\J bought large Stocks before the rise, 1 can sell at very low prices. Joseph CatchI pole makes all his own Bedding, and uses ] only first-class material, so you can depend ] upon Al quality. Wire Mattresses all made j at our own factory. JOSEPH CATCHPOLE can supply you with J O - a Wire Stretcher, with head-board and J legs attached, making a Combination Bed- a j stead, from 13s 6d, 2ft 6in by 6ft 2in. ; Fancy | j Blinds, complete, from Is 9d. j JOSEPH CATCHPOLE has a Beautiful Stock \0 of Bedroom Furniture. Duchesse Pairs, j | with fancy inlaid woods, £2 5s the pair; bet- j iter quality, £2 12s 6d. Just call and inspect i his goods before purchasing elsewhere. No j one is asked to buy. j JOSEPH CATCHPOLE has a Showroom 200 ft ] ti long, and, being packed from floor to 1 ceiling with goods, can give you < the best 3 a variety of Furniture in Auckland, whether it j I bo Kitchen, Diningroom, Bedroom, or Draw- ! ingroom Furniture. _____ __ • v ! JOSEPH CATCHPOLE'S Address is Karanga*J. nape Road, Newton; tram passes the j door—so don't forget the address when you J want any Furniture. Prices lower than any house in Auckland. . • - - ' ~'■ - - - V E J can sell you Curtain Poles | It/ . from Is 3d up; Hearth Rugs. Door Mats, j Wool Mats, 2a each; Fenders, Fire Brasses, j Chairs. Tables, Oilcloth, Linoleum!, Baths, j Buckets; in fact, any articles at all that helps j to make a home comfortable. - | pBAIG'B MUSEUM, j l V ' OPPOSITE GRAND HOTEL, PRINCES-STREET, • ;,. I "WILL BE OPEN FREE TO THE PUBLIC FOE : 5 ANOTHER MONTH ONLY. 3 j ;- Well worth a visit, .-■■■■■-.; j As it is the Largest Private Museum in all the I j Australian Colonies. I Jan. 21, 1901. j D.S.C. ■ A^-S^ BEDSTEAD DEPARTMENT-SPECIAL PRICES. ! Lot 1, reduced from 30s to 21s '6d. " -'■ ! Lot 2, reduced from 50s to 37s 6d. ; Lot 3, reduced from 80s to 60s; | Lot 4, reduced from 120s to 80s. i Great reduction in better goods.—D.S.C. j rPAKEING " AND SANDING. THE SEASON IS NOW ON, And we are -j ! PREPARED TO QUOTE LOW PRICES. SAM. WHITE AND CO.. Custom-street. j D.S.C. . A**™ S™ 1 GINGHAMS-ALL NEW GOODS. Lot 1, reduced from 6|d to 33d. j Lot 2, reduced from lO.d to s|d. ( . Lot 3, reduced from Is OJd to 63d. ;. f • Lot 4, reduced from Is 4d to 7ijd.; ] j Sale now on.—D.S.O. 'p 818 O O MA IL. ! CORRESPONDENCE, DEEDS, REPORTS, j SPECIFICATIONS, ETC. Typewritten with Accuracy and Despatch. Clients attended at Home or Office for Shorthand. ■■ ■.; ' ' j ; SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING AGENCY. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE BUILDINGS. • (First Floor.) ; I MISS E. M. JONES, Manager. ■ j D.S.C. NNUAL sH 1 DOUBLE DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS. Lot 1, reduced from 2s 6d to Is 6d. ) Lot 2, reduced from os 6d to 2s 6d. Lot 3, reduced from 4s lid to 3s 6d. Lot 4. reduced from 5s lid to 4s 3d. All beautiful designs, ■ with Serviettes to | match.—D.S.C. ___ __ TTtNLAEGEMENT ,J_ Of GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. QUEEN-STREET. IJu W. GOODSON.has much pleasure in an- 1 GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. ] QUEEN-STREET. C. W. GOODSON has much pleasure in anB nouncing the Completion of the Alterations j and Enlargements in the abovenamed Pre- \ mises, the whole outside and inside being a g Thoroughly Up-to-date Establishment. The u increased space has been largely devoted to j the Toy Department for the 'Xmas Season, ! thus doubling the space heretofore devoted Jto it. C.W.G. has an Immense Stock to jl place before his customers, and, with inR creased facilities and an enlarged staff of ! place before his customers, and, with increased facilities and an enlarged staff of assistants, he hopes to give Entire Satisfac- | tion to his numerous customers ,who have so m liberally patronised him during his 20 years | residence in Auckland, and to whom he teng ders his sincere thanks, with best wishes for jj the season and coming century. I . Lost and Found. T OST, between Domain Camp and Town— Ju Stick containing standard measure for horses.—Five shillings with best returning the season and coming century. Lost and found. T OST, between Domain Camp and Town— Ju Stick containing standard measure for horses—Five shillings reward on returning 1 to E. D. Halstead, Albert-street. IT Would the lady who was seen to JU pick up a Purse in the Onehunga 'bus on January sth, 1901, kindly leave at Robins'. Onehunga; will be rewarded. -'■■^.. J OST or Stolen, from Scow Flora—Dingey, JL_ painted slate colour outside, slate I colour inside haif-way up. Anyone return- . j ing same will be rewarded.—J. J. Craig. : I Wanted. i TKT ANTED Vacancies for Boarders. | VV Lovely view. 'Bus passes door.— I Staunier, Lake Takapuna_ I TIT ANTED to Purchase-Villa of 7 rooms, j VV or Allotment, near Park Avenue.—T. B. i Clay, 26, Shortland-street. ■ ____ I "S/STiANTED— Respectable Men Boarders; j VV bath, piano. Terms, 16s.— A. M. I Robinson, 152, Hobson-street. . _____ ! TUT ANTED— People to Patronise the 1 VV Little Tailor Shop. Splendid Selection I of Patterns to choose from. Gent.'s own maI terial made Victoria-street, near Park. I TS7"ANTED— Good Cook and Laundress I VV for a country hotel; also, a Good Man, I to do hotel work and attend billiardroom.Apply Kidd's Hotel, Tuesday Morning, at 11 j o'clock. I" "*i7s7 ANTED— to 20-h.p. Portable Engine, in. VV good order. State full particulars, number, pressure, maker, and price.— Southland Implement and Engineering Co., Invercargill. ■ . ■ 1 MART BOYS WANTED.-Apply Manager J O HERALD Works, Queen-street. innHE WAIHI GRAND JUNCTION GOLD ! 1 COMPANY. I WANTED-AN ENGINEER, I With First-class Certificate under the 1900 Act. I Applicants will please forward their appli- | cations, with copies of testimonials; to | THE MANAGER, Waihi Grand Junction Gold Co., Waihi. W. . ANTED- •* V > SIX SMART YOUNG MEN FOE CONDUCTORS. I Age not below twenty. Best references in- ! dispensable. j Apply for details, - - j TRAMWAY OFFICE, ' Lower Queen-street. | " /-OFFERED BY A LADY—A Comfortable, ■■.-■■• quiet Home (town), suitable for children attending school, or young Ladies in business. Terms moderate; references.— Apply by letter, " COLLEGE, HERALD Office. I WANTED Known-On Bale-Portland j VV Cement, Hydraulic and. Garden Lime, Bricks. Sand, Pipes, etc. Advice on concrete ! freo : . -;■ J. WILSON AND CO., Custom-street West. | .'■;".' ; - ■ s\ '
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11562, 28 January 1901, Page 1
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