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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11563, 29 January 1901, Page 1

j Miscellaneous. i hi^UlCKSHlNE.—lnstantaneous Polish fori Jv* beautifying ami preserving Linoleum, | ! Oilcloth, Tau Shoos, Furniture. Perambulator, 1 Tops, etc. No labour required. Sixpence! J per tin. I " ATE TUB ENAMEL."—Just arrived, is I 5 -D unequalled, being? specially prepared to £ S permanently resist hot or cold water.— I ! lmpey. Painter and Paparhanger, top Grey-1 j street. •■' Telephone 548. y --".-■■; . : : : : .';:" . | } OLD ENAMEL—OnIy washable Gold Paint; 1 | VJT\ is simple in application, and gives re-1 ] suits equal to Gold Leaf in appearance. : Can 8 5 be obtained from Thos. Inrpey, Signwriter | I and Decorator, top of Grey-street. ■■'• Telephone < < 548. | IT ANAL—The Marvellous Preparation for '( , JLi washing Blankets and Flannels. Makes § I them beautifully soft and white. Unequalled j for removing grease and stains from clothing. j 1 Pint Bottles. Sixpence _ | A HAPPY NEW YEAR.— Best Vidua 1 J XX in Men's and Boys' Clothing of All Kinds, | £ now ottering at Goo. Fowlds'. j, A HAPPY NEW YEAR.-The Best Valued I XX in Pyjama Suits, Working Shirts, and \ [ All Kinds, of Bugs, now offering at Geo. E ] _ov_d _. . ' ! A HAPPY NEW ' YEAR.— Best Value ] jXX in Hard, Soft, and Straw Hats, Travel- ' j ling Caps. Bags, Trunks, and afbrequisites, at '. ] Geo. Fowlds'. ■;! j A HAPPY NEW YEAR.—The Loveliest j j XX Fancy Articles less than Cost Price, j ! jNeivcst in Ties, Bows, Collars, etc., at ' Geo. j f Fowlds'. ■■'".- ■■■■■. ■ ■■■ ■, •:[ ." . ■:::■':! A HAPPY NEW YEAR.-Wonderful Value | jXX in Underclothing of all Kinds, Tennis and ' j White Shirts, Sweaters, Sox, etc., at Goo. J I Fowlds' ■■■■ -.:. _ ' '•'-■ ■,"■'. ■-. ■■ j A HAPPY NEW YEAR.—Vicuna Suits to Measure at 85s. Workmanship and Fit £ i,a Speciality, at Geo. Fowlds*. I D.S.C. A NNUAL S™ ! BEDSTEAD DEPARTMENT—SPECIAL 1 j PRICES. ~. i I Lot 1, reduced from 30s to 21s 6d. > I". Lot 2, reduced from -50s to 37s 6d. ? | Lot 3, reduced from 80s to 60s. I !'-'•■ Lot 4, reduced from 120s to 80s. f Great reduction in better goods.—D.S.C. | D.S.C. NNUAL "S^ EGINGHAMS— NEW GOODS. [ Lot 1, reduced from 6?d to 3,d. J Lot 2, reduced from 10id to Sijd. | Lot 3, reduced from Is OJjd to 63d. i i Lot 4, reduced from Is 4tt to 73d. , . g ; Sale now on.—D.S.C. ■ -■■{ i- —— : : —— : ! '"CI B I S CO 51 A I L. 1 CORRESPONDENCE, DEEDS, REPORTS, I SPECIFICATIONS. ETC. '-> . | Typewritten with Accuracy and Despatch. i I Clients attended at Home or Office for | \ Shorthand. " i SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING AGENCY. I GOVERNMENT INSURANCE BUILDINGS. < 'First Floor.) J MISS E. M. JONES. Manager. ' » D.S.C. A NNUAL S™| DOUBLE DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS. Lot 1, reduced from 2s 6d to Is 6d. J Lot 2, reduced from 3s 6d to 2s 6d. I Lot 3, reduced from 4s lid to 3s 6d. I Lot 4, reduced from 5s lid to 4s 3d. ! All beautiful designs, with Serviettes to match-D.S.C. .: { ! Lost and Found. ( . z _ : ——— j LOST, Wednesday Morning—Gold Locket, I between Upper Queen and Pitt Streets.— j Please leave at J. Rendell's, Newton. Finder j rewarded. _ ____■ __ ______ '________' . I LOST, between Newton and Eden ' Terrace I —A Gold Brooch;— will be re- » warded on returning same to W. J. .Gaddell, j care of Abbott, Oram, and Co. __ I LOST, between Asylum and Avondale Hotel» —Lady's Serge Coat.—Finder will be re-! warded on returning same to Mrs. Ferguson, J Crummier Road, Grey Lynn. j LOST, Sunday, 27th inst.— ; Brooch/ hut- 1 / terfly-shapo, set' with garnets.—Finder! rewarded by returning to A. J. Hall, : Part-. ! ridge and Co., Queen-street. • V' J g ' ~!'■"'",'";','"— ~ . . -———-5555-J Wanted. • •'■ '■. j HOUSEKEEPER (well recommended), also I Barmaid (good references) seek Situa- j tions.— Bell, opposite All Saints', Ponsonby Road. ~.,,. ■ . . •: ■ .;;., -,j SMART BOYS , WANTED.—AppIy Manager HERALD Works, Queen-street. . j TO PLANTERS OF THE ' SOUTH SEA ISLANDS. Gentleman, young, Austrian, speaking ■ German and English, experienced agricultural and I commercial, desires employment in any i capacity in the Islands.—Please communicate p G. WEINDOBFEE, ' I Care of Messrs. Pfaff, Pinschof, and Co., - | Melbourne, 8 . A UCKLAND EDUCATION , BOARD. I Applications for tho Position of ITINERANT .8 TEACHER at PORT FITZROY (Great Barrier | Island) will be received by the Board on or 1 before, MONDAY, February 4, 1901. The \ Teacher is required to teach at three or four 1 centres in rotation, and he should be able to I manage a boat. Salary (to a certificated § teacher), £100 a year. ; VJNCENT E. RICE, I Secretary. I "W. A N T i ' D- "*■•'■ SIX SMART YOUNG MEN FOR CONDUCTORS. Age not below twenty. Best references in- j dispensable. j Apply for details, I TRAMWAY OFFICE, Lower Queen-street. I Yi A | N T E D FOR WELLINGTON- | SALESMAN FOB HOSIERY AND HABERDASHERY. ! Apply MACKY, LOGAN, STEEN, AND CO. 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. { . _ —— THING'S COLLEGE,, AUCKLAND. WANTED- 1 RESIDENT ASSISTANT MASTER, I To Teach Ordinary Form Subjects. I : ' —~~ : :'.. '■' ' ' Full particulars as to Vacancy can he oh-1 tained on application to the Principal. Ap- ! plications should he sent in not later than [ January 31. ■ J WANTED KNOW . A. L. SMITH, DENTIST, Hobson-street, opposite St. Matthew's Church, SUPPLIES UPPER OR LOWER SET OF TEETH, £2 2s. TEETH EXTRACTED without any pain, 58 (Gas included). ' Best Teeth and Materials, and Good Fit Guaranteed. ANTED Diningroom Suites, in V¥ American Leather, £4; Drawingroom Suites, in Tapestry and ■Plush, £4 10s; Bed- \ steads, from ISs: Wire Mattress, 8s 6d; Flax • Mattress, 6s 6d; Kapok Mattress, Wire | Stretchers, 13s; Kitchen Chairs, 2s 6d; Cane- i seated. 3s 6d; Bwntwood Chairs; Kitchen i Tables, 10s 6d; Washstand and Dressing Table, 10s 6d the pair; Duchess Pairs, 355; s Floorcloth, Linoleum; Curtains, Is 6d per j pair; Curtain Poles, is 6d; Blankets, '•<■ ! per pa>r; Blinds, with patent rollers; Crock- j ery; Tea Sets, 7s 6d; Dinner Set. 15s 6d, splen- j did value; Toilet Sets, 4s 6d. Ironmongery: j Kerosene Stoves,. 3s, with oven 173 6d; Spirit' Stoves, 9d; Meat Mincers, 7s 6d; Whitehandled Tea Knives. 2s .-dozen; Tea Spoons, Is i-dozen; Iron, Steel, and Enamel Saucepans, fro—l Is 3d; best Alarm Clocks, 6s 6d; j Nickel Cruets, 4s; Dover Stoves, good oven, I 5 holes on topi 52s 6d; Enamel Stewpan, Is B 6d; Enamel Pie Dishes, 8d; Enamel Preserv- | ing Pans, 2s 9d; Wire Netting; Hand Saw. j 2s; Foot, Rules, 6d: Levels. 2s 3d; Squares, B Is; etc.— At H. R. Shroff's, 106 and 108, Vic-| toria-street. . ' I WANTED ' KNOWNThat R. NICHOLLS, __________ RANGE MANUFACTURER. 426, QUEEN-ST., Maker of the _~„„ RELIABLE PATENT ORB RANGE The Best and Cheapest in the Market, j Also, , . Unbreakable Steel-top Ranges, made to any Dimensions, ■-_ Has for Sale a number of BfaurGood Secondhand Stoves and Ranges, to be Sold Cheap, namoly-Zealandia. Mistress, Aidress. Success ■ Rhodes, Dover, Trafford, ■P©'"?™ I *. and other Stoves and Ranges. All kinds of Fittings on hand or made to order. Repairs ; done. Exchanges made. Old Ranges bought, g ■:■■■■■ \\ . ■ •;■: