Wanted. _) i WANTED— A smart Boy.—Apply Prime and Goodfellow, House Furnishers. Onehunga. \XT ANTED to Buy—A Second-hand Caramel V*. Cutting Machine—Apply to H. Markwald, Wyndhara-street. WANTED to Sell—Ladies' and Gentlemen's v? Double. Single Saloon Ticket to Wellington.—" Aster." HERALD Office. ! "V^TTANTED by Reliable Family, for coming T » season—so or 55 Cows, to milk on i shares.—Apply " J.W.J.." HERALD Office. XAT ANTED—Employment as Bush Cook by IT. Young Man, age 24; first-class bread baker.— Exchange Lane. Telephone 834. T\T ANTED to Sell-Lady's Navy Blue Riding VV Habit, Fox's serge; almost new. Bargain; 30s.—Miss Sinclaire, Bendy's Building, Ponsonby Road. WANTED, in Karangahape Road or Sy- * » monds-strcetr— statable for Greengrocer.Address, " Norman," Seaview, Rosebank Road, Avondale. WANTED— to know that. Pupils tt whom I recommend as efficient, can read their Shorthand Notes and use the ; Typewriter correctly.—A. G. Jarrett. Shorthand Writer and Typist, Swanson-street. WANTED Known am a Buyer and Seller of Second-hand Goods of every description; letters promptly attended to.—Michael ; Conway, Wakefleld-street, next Metcalfe's. ENERGETIC MAN wants to buy Share in some small business.—Address " N.W.," HERALD Office. GOOD Business Man wants Employment i as clerk, book-keeper, collector; alive, not afraid of work.—" Rhenmo." HERALD Office. ■ rpo the Medical Profession.—Grand OpporX tunity in Cambridge to start practice in large, flourishing district. (GARDENER. well experienced, single. X active, strong, with good reference, is open for Engagement.—Address " Gardener," HERALD Office. TRAVELLER, representing Two First-class Houses, seeks a Third Commission for South Island.—" ABC." care Messrs. Gilmore and Co., Custom-street. rV\Q PARENTS.—A good opportunity for adX vanceraont i 3 offered in the Herald Printing and Stationery Works for a few Young Boys.—Apply Works Manager. TO HAIRDRESSERS.—Wanted, at once— A First-class Hand; single man preferred: good shaver, experienced, sober, testimonials, Apply Chetewode. Mount Eden Road, opposite Bleazard's Lane. COTTAGES in Ponsonby District.—Wanted to Purchase. Cash Buyers C. R. WILLIAMSON AND CO.. 93, Queen-street. TXT ANT E DCREAMERY MANAGER DESIRES ENGAGEMENT COMING SEASON. Apply C. BOYLES, Sandymount. Dunetlin. TTTANTED TO LEASE OR PURCHASEFROM 15 TO 30 ACRES. WITH HOUSE, WITHIN 15 MILES OF CITY. Full particulars and price, A. L. WHITE, 107, Queen-street. QMART ACTIVE BOY WANTED FOR PARCELS AND GENERAL WORK. Age, 14 or 15. Wages, 10s. H. M. SMEETON, LTD., Queen-street. WANTED KNOW NA. L. SMITH AND SONS. DENTISTS, Hobson-street (opposite St. Matthew's Church), Supply UPPER OR LOWER SET OF TEETH, £2 2s. Best Teeth and Materials and Good Fit ■■'■:■■■• ■■..' Guaranteed. Toetb. Extracted Without Pain by New Process, 2s 6d; or by Gas, ss. ANTED TO B U Y--1 EMPTY BEER BOTTLES. Quarts, Is per dozen; Pints, Is per dozen. D. ARKELL. GLADSTONE BREWERY, NEWTON ROAD. "' '■ ■ ' ■ ' m "I*/- ANTED KNOWNThat a Large Assortment of the Well-known DISTINGUE WATERPROOF. In Newest Shapes and Colours, at Prices from 21s to 57s 6d, Has Just been Opened Up by J. W. SHACKELFORD, Outfitter, etc., 262 and 264, Queen-street. -SAT, ANTED TT-NOWN. TAILORING. Tjl T>ROUGHTON AND /^O., VICTORIA ARCADE, FORT-STREET. FOR STYLE, FIT AND FINISH AT MODERATE PRICES. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. N.8.-SPECIAL REDUCTION FOR YOUTHS. XKT ANTED K N O W N. ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE. SHIPMENTS OF BONEDUST AND BLOOD MANURE. They are of First-class Quality, and have Analysed as under: — Bonedust: Am. s\, P. Lime 50. Am. 43, P. Lime 52. Blood and Bonedust: Am. 8, P. Lime 28. Also, KAINIT, THOMAS PHOSPHATE, GUANOS, SALT, AND OTHER MANURES. RED ROCK SALT. ' Invaluable for Stock. We also supply Best Qualities of CLOVERS AND GRASS SEEDS. Send for particulars before Buying. Our Values are undoubtedly the Best. F. W. 8 s AND C°-COMMERCE-STREET, AUCKLAND. TV ANTED KNOW JUST RECEIVED BUTTERICK'S PAPER PATTERNS FOR MAY. DELINEATOR FOR MAY, Price 3d; posted IOJd. BUTTERICK'S PENNY FASHIONS, Posted lid. BUTTERICK'S PENNY 30-PAGE CATALOGUE I Posted 2d. [W. p. o gilvie - Opposite Opera House, WELLESLEYSANITATION. DRAINAGE. AND VENTILATION IN ALL BRANCHES. KEESING AND CO., ALBERT-STREET, Next Salvation Army Barracks. Estimates given. Telephone 637. mm?V ARE HERE ! WHAT ? The T Newest Lints in Gent.'s Underwear; Undershirts and Pants in great variety, at Geo. Fowlds\ . __— m n PY ARE HERE! WHAT? . The Newest in Every Description of Men's and Boys' Clothing; value is nnsurSed. Something to please everybody at Geo. Fowlds', Victoria Arcade. rnHEY ARE HERE ! WHAT ? The I Latest in Men's Suits and Trousers ; Splendid Assortment at Geo. I-owlds. mHEY ARE HERE ! . WHAT ? The X Very Newest Shapes in Haj-d and Soft Hats. The Latest London Styles, at George Fowlds'. m THEY ARE HERE ! WHAT ? The Great Bargains in Boys' Clothing, at Goo. Fowlds'; New Season's Goods are being offered at really Cost Price. THEY ARE HERE ! WHAT ? The Very Prettiest Ties. Newest Patterns and Styles, at Geo. Fowlds'.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12280, 26 May 1903, Page 1
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