Miscellaneous. HYGIENIC DINNER TO-DAY-3 Courses. Bread and Nut Butter and Cereal Tea— At the Health Food Cafe, Wellesleystreet W. DRILL Coats. Washing Vests. Light Suits. special ehipmeut, newest styles, grand choice; open until 10 p.m. on Saturday.— Rush brook and Bridgman. LEO CARRES "Palm March" is played in third interval at Opera House To-night by Wand's Orchestra. On Sale Rudy's. DE CHIERO—Lady Phrenologist, Palmist. Charts written. Private consultations arranged.—s3, Symonds-street, opposito City Road. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S Left-oiTand Misfit Clothing bought. Letters promptly attended to.—Mr. and Mrs. Botterill. Karangahape Road (opposite Laststreet). rpENNIS, 1900-1. — Racquets by various X makers; Tennis Balls; Racquets Restrung and Repaired promptly.J. Wiseman, and Sou. rriEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, by J- New Process, Charge lis bd; or by Gas, included, 6».—A. L. Smith, Dentist, Hobsonstreet, opposite St. Matthew's Church. LACE and Silk Ties, Large Special Purchase, Beautiful Goods, selling much under price.—Rushbrook and Bridgman. JCATCHPOLE, Karangahape Road, for • Furnitur-j, Bedsteads, Bedding, Oilcloths, Linoleum, Rattan Furniture, and Overmantels. JCATCHPOLE Furnishes one-half of the • workingmea of Auckland who marry, bo comment is needless. JCATCHPOLE Imports and Manufactures « all Goods sold by him, and saves you the Middleman's profit. JCATCHPOLE has Largest Stock of Furni*J • ture to select, from, and can Furnish your House in two hours at prices not to be beaten. T CATCHPOLE Sells Everything at Lowest %J • Possible Profit lor Spot Cash only; try him. JCATCHPOLE Manufactures his Goods • with most improved machinery and expert labour, and gives the benefit of being a cash buyer to you. CHEAP Seedlings. Cheap Annuals.—All J Flowering Seedlings, 6d . per dozen, at Tooman's Mart; not hothouse grown.—J. C. King. BATHS .— BATHS.-OPEN EVERY DAY for Ladies and Gentlemen from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. Charges, os; Saturday, 2s. Eight tickets for £1. Nothing better for purifying the skin, restoring the health, or removing aches and pains of all kinds. Also, Hot and Cold Plunge Baths, with shower, 6d, from 6 a.m. till 7 p.m.—Lome-street, ott Victoria-street East. To Let. FURNISHED Bedroom to Let, with or without board, one minute from tram. —Hawkins, 21, Norfolk-street, Ponsonby. TO LET—Residence of 9 rooms, Abbott's Road,' Mount Eden, 25s.—T. B. Clay, 26, Shortland-street. VILLA at Devonport— rooms, bath, patent W.C.; harbour frontage; 18s.—0. R. Williamson and Co., 93, Queen-street. nPO Marino Villa Residence, at present -*• occupied by — Bartlett, Esq., within 30 minutes' walk of the Post Office; every convenience; 7 rooms. To a permanent tenant, 14s per week. The electric tram within 5 minutes' walk, thence 10 minutes to Queenstreet.—Samuel Vaile and Sons, or J. M. MCLACIILAN, 10, Coombes" Arcade. rr\ O LET. TO LET. TO MANUFACTURERS, BOARDING HOUSE AND RESTAURANT KEEPERS AND OTHERS. TO LET, in Lower Albert-street—A Threestoreyed Brick Warehouse, with basement; covered yard, etc., etc. Close to Queen-street, next door but one to Swanson-street. Apply BUTTLE BROS., Stock Exchange. mO LET, AT ii OV*I CK^ t-unnysido House, furnished, containing eight rooms, including bathroom, stables, and coachhouse attached. Good paddocks, with every convience. Also, A pretty four-roomed Cottage, with pantry, furnished; And Furnished Apartments in Dwellinghouse, with or without Board.— to Mrs. Wagstaff, Post and Telephone Office. Howick. Lose and' Found. FOUND— near Reservoir.—Apply Captain. Daldy. Hepburn-street. LOST on Saturday Night, . between Welles- . ley and Albert Streets— BANGLE. —Finder rewarded on returning same to Star Hotel. LOST, Wednesday Night—Lady's Small Gold Watch and Long Chain, between Clifton Road and St. Stephen's Avenue. Reward.— Address at HERALD Office. Wanted. ADVERTISER wants place on Station or _ Farm, milking, book-keeping, buttermaking.— Address "Reliable," HERALD Office. COUNTRY Footballers-Consult R. G. Cox, Karangahape Road, for Caps. Write for samples. WAITING Engagements—Cook or Housekeeper; Laundress; Housemaid; Youth, driving or farm work.—Mrs. Watkinson, 24, Coombes' Arcade, High-street. WAN _~~E ~ZZ *" * i Owners of Horses to ask their Grocer or Merchant for ANDREW AND LLOYD'S Al CHAFF. The Beat Manufactured. OTAIiUHU. "W ANTE D. Close to Queen-street— LIVERY STABLE. Long Lease will be takea if suitable, or if New Stable erected. i Apply by letter to X.Y.Z., HERALD Office. •vy, ANTED 77" NOW NO O TONE AND po. Are now Opening Up, ]3_ S.S. RANGATIRA, OTARAMA, and INDRALEMA, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF T ABIES', /CENTS'., AND /CHILDREN'S QPRING AND CUMMER TJOO'.S AND CHOEP. From THE LEADING AMERICAN, ENGLISH. AND CONTINENTAL HOUSES. Our Goods are Flexible, Stylish, Comfortable, and Durable. Not© the Address: Q . OTON'E AND /^O. (Lato R. HANNAH), QUEEN-STREET. TIT ANTED KNOWN by Builders and Resi- ''*' dents of Devonport—That BOND BROS, are prepared to supply all kinds of Building and Fencing Material at their Mills, near Calliope Dock, Devonport, at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Heavy and light Puriri Posts always on hand.-BOND BROS. WANTED— The Public of Newton to Know —That ariangements have been made with MR. CRAWFORD. Chemist of Karaugakape Road, to RECEIVE ADVERTISEMENTS until half-past eight o'clock each evening for insertion in the next morning's HERALD. WANTED Knowu-That we deliver Taupiri. Bay of Islands, and Newcastle CoaL also Firewood, to any part of the City or Suburbs at Lowest Rates.— W. and G. Winstone. Custom-street. WA NT E D KNO WNA. L. SMITH, DENTIST, Hobson-street, opposite St. Matthew's Church, SUPPLIES UPPER OR LOWER SET OF TEETH, £2 2s. Best Teeth and Materials, and Good Fit Guaranteed. Teeth Extracted Without Pain by New Pro- , cess, 23 Cd or ,-by. 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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 11782, 11 October 1901, Page 1
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