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I TIE JAMES TRAVIS, ALIAS WILSON. . ; If James Travis, alias Wilson, formerly of > the United States, who deserted at the Bay of '■ ; Islands in 1855, from a ■whaling vessel, will communicate with the undersigned, he will ; hear of something to his advantage. W. COLEMAN. ; ~■': Solicitor, 109, Queen-street, Auckland. ,,.. ; IP HENRY TOOTH, formerly of Cranbrook. -'in Kent, England. • and some * time *■ of ': Quenesland, and Now South.Wales, will apply ' to Messrs. Nicol. Sod, and ■Jones, Solicitors, 39, Lime-street, London, E.C., he will hear of . something to his advantage. ~ [ ■ I : '■;■; '" ",', | '"", 1 .', i'! 1 I '',"!■■ Lost and Fouod. LOST, between Parncll and East Tamaki— One Lady's Coat.—Reward at ? HERALD i Office. ■' ■■ .'' ':■ ' '■■ " '■"":.. '-■■:- l : : >; : i'':.:r-V"'-:i LOST— A Hat Box, from s.s. Wakatere, on I Wednesday, addressed'■ to Miss Miller.— | Finder please return to W. Q.Parker, Nelson- . street. .. •/''•: •.'■ Wanted. BOY WANTED; must he able to read manuscript is well.—Apply, Composing Room, ': HERALD Office. ■. . BOYS and Girls over 14 years of age are required at the HERALD Printing .Works light occupation; good wages.—Apply to r Works Manager. '.*, ; ;V' ; i . - - ■ FEEDERS for Platen Machines are required - ; at the HERALD Printing Works; good '_ wages.—Apply.Works Manager..;.-.' . •>- t . .- i CHIEF COOK.— or Woman required for the Northern Glob.—Apply to May 6, by letter to the Secretary, giving particulars of previous engagements, stating salary .ex- , pected. and enclosing copies of references. TO PARENTS.—Then) is a fine opening for Young Gentleman with taste for drawing, in the Artistic Department *at '■': the . HERALD Printing Works; speoial terms as'to premium can be arranged.—; to Works Manager. ;-.; \ .' ' ' ' ... i ■ ' ' \'\m ■ rpRAVELLER 'y WANTED. ,; " A Traveller; must have some knowledge ot ; Machinery and Engineering Requisites. > Application, by letter only, to .„ ,;'y BOX : 193.' : -- ' . AUCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. r Applications for the Headmastership of i the Coromandel School will be received - by -the ' Board on or before MONDAY. April 15. 1901* 1 from teachers classified A2, 82, C2, Dl, or • higher. •. ! Present roll' number, 273;' average attend- • ance, 224. A dwellinghouse of seven rooms is . provided. . ••' . Any teacher oanvassing members *of •* the ; Board or, members of the School Committee i regarding the appointment. will be disquali- • fied as a candidate.. : N ■ • VINCENT E. RICE. ■• - : • : '.: Secretary. "W ANTED KNOWN. '. .:' BEST VALUE IN [ VELVETEENS. > PHILLIPS, fBLAKEY,'; AND WOODHAM, >i HOBSON-STBEET. t .—;—-—-.._— ■--.■■— _.—_ _ :■ :"W ANTED -■■ • KNOWN- * V A. L. SMITH, DENTIST. . ' ',; Hobson-street, opposite St. Matthew's Church, SUPPLIES UPPER OR LOWER SET OP TEETH, £2 28 ' ,;. TEETH EXTRACTED without any pain, ■ ■ 5s (Gas included). Best Teeth and Materials, and Good Fit :':<...■ y Guaranteed. v ■ . WANTED ' KNOWNThat R. NIOHOLIiS, ■ - RANGE MANUFACTURER, 426, QUEEN-ST., ; Maker of the '•..'•<■' , > . RELIABLE PATENT ORB RANGE, " ' > The Best and Cheapest in the Market, •i'.:*'*'<' : i' ! ■■'■ Also, y; .- -"i'l-J, i Unbreakable Steel-top Ranges, made to any i -- ■ . '■: Dimensions,:'-, ■'■■■. : *.•>■■■:. Has for Sale a number of Reallv Good Secondhand Stoves and Ranges, to be Sold Cheap, Zealandia, 'Mistress. Aidress. Success. Rhodes. Dorer. Trafford, Portdownie. and other Stoves and Ranges. All kinds of Fittings on hand or made to order. Repairs done. Exchanges made. Old Ranges bought.', WANTED KNOWN-Cretonne Couches. ; 255; Leather. 27s 6d; Wire Stretchers, . 13s: Wire Mattresses, 8s 6d; Flax do.. 6s Kapok Mattresses, Washstand and Dressing Table, 10s 6d, 12s 6d. arid 16s 6d the pair; Duchess • Pairs, 355: Kitchen Chairs, 2s 6d; Kitchen • Table, 10s 6d; Diningroom Suites in American • Leather, £4; Drawingroom do. in Tapestry l and Plash; JS4 10s; ..Handsome Carpet Squares, • 158 6d; Hearth Rugs, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, and 2a lid; Blankets, 7s 6d the pair; Quilts, Sheetings, Cretonnes; Stair Carpet, 7& per yard. Crockery: Tea Sets, 7s 6d: Dinner Sets, Ks 6d > (splendid value). Ironmongery: Nickel Cruets. 2s 6d; Box Iron, 2s 6d; Nickelplated Polishing Irons. Sets of Three, 5s lid; Best Alarm Clacks, 6a 6(1; Marble Clocks; Iron, Steel. •'. and Enamelled Saucepans; Whitehandled Tea Knives, 2s the half-dozen; Tea Spoons. Is the half-dozen; Razors, 2s 6d; Kerosene Stove. 3s: Spirit Stove. 9d; One Man's Lightning Saw, 6s 9d; Wire Netting 6s the roll; : Hammers, Is 3d; Foot Rule, Sd,i Squares; Screw Wrenches, Is lid; Saws, 2s; Chisels, from 7d upwards; Braces, ;2s 6'h Dover Stoves, good ovens. 5 holes on top, 62s 6d.—At H. R. SHROFF'S, 106 and 108, Victoriastreet. WANTED:-: Known —On Sale—Portland ) Cement, Hydraulic and Garden Lime, Brioks, Sand, Pipes, etc. Advice on ooncrete free. .' ■ - J. WILSON AND CO.. Custom-street Weßt. WANTED Known—Tennis Racquets, all qualities; Slazenger's Tennis Balls; Racquets re-strung and repaired.— Wiseman and Son, Queen-street. WANTED Known—That the undersigned are prepared to Snpply All Kinds of Building Timber, Joinery, etc., at lowest current rates. Special Job Lines, suitable to farmers and others, Cheap. Telephone 1036. Cashmore Bros.. Ponsonby Timber Mills. . ; TT7; ANTED. FN O W N. Q OTONE AND /"<O. ' ARE NOW OPENING UP A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF JADIES', pENT.'S, AND CHILDREN'S •DOOTS AND CHOES. LATEST FASHION AND STYLE, , Specially Selected from - ; THE LEADING ENGLISH, AMERICAN. AND s GERMAN HOUSES. ' Note the Address: O, QTONE AND f"\ O. (LATE E. HANNAH AND CO.), CASH BOOT PALACE, CORNER OP QUEEN AND DARBY N ' STREETS. •m ANTED KNOWN. Speoial Lines just to hand at \H\: j GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADES, QUEEN- j STREET AND KARANGAHAPE , ROAD. r • SILVER-MOUNTED PURSES: 2a M, 3s 6d, 4s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s 9d, 7a 6d to 255; beautiful goods, h and tip-top value. LEATHER SCHOOL BAGS - 6d, 9d, Is, la 3d, la od. la 3d. 2», 2s 6d, 3s, and i 3b 6d each; strong and durable: handles or ( t straps. TOY BOOKS: 5 gross of splendid large >■ line, usually sold at Is 6d each, at is. 1 SIDE COMBS AND HAIR CLIPS _W« have a ] fine variety of these goods, all « j4a Pg s „ a P t t J sizes from 2d the pair to Is each.if, Special c ffearmg Line of sf ATIONERY 803055. con- J taining 50 sheets, of Note Paper andl 501 En- s p2r 8 f» D s? s&sss s&ffifsa;. havejust received another Shipment, compns- - ing 15 cases and 3 boles;, a splendid range of f Vases, Afternoon Tea Cups and Saucers and , Sets Pots and Pedestals (special value). Jar- s dinieres. Biscuit Barrels, Table Mats, Lacquer i Ware arid a number of ; Oddments, cheap and ( pretty. FIRE SCREENS: We are offering t to clear several lines at about half the usual prices. A visit to GOODSON'S will well repay { .intending purchasers. Telephone 1049. ■ X. : • ; ;-.;...
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11620, 6 April 1901, Page 1
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