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New Zealand Herald, Volume XL, Issue 12402, 26 October 1903, Page 1

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Lost and Found. .TOST 'at Matinee .Performance, Saturday -U :■>, Afternoon—Two ; Small Charms.—Please return to j HBRaID Office. LOST,' between St."'Mary"B Road--and. Sacred 'Heart Church— Bangle.--- G, Richardson, Piano Shop, Queen-street. LOST— Watch ' and Chain, Keys, Sun-' r-'l day,' 9 a.m., Brighton Road or Gully. Liberal , reward.—Broughton, BERA.XJ) Office.; I OST—A .Sable and White Collie Bog, young. J.J : Piuder will be rewarded on returning' the ; same to- 8, S. Bastard, late \Voollaras; Chemist, Ponsonby. I OST,; from Tatipiri, ■ oh the " 12th tost.—A -Li Brown Pony ..Gelding; saddle and collarmarked; branded 2 under saddle.-; -.:;, £1 : reward.— and Bollard, Taupiri. LOST— Fox Terrier Bitch. ;on Tuesday,: 1 - -at [ '; Northcate, white body; black ; head; registered number, Finderrewarded m A.' Aspenn's, Bay Road, Northcote, or at: Stratford Dairy, Union-street, Auckland.' ; 'Anyone detaining: same alter this notice will prosecuted.. FOUND— A Watch and Gold Chain. Owner JD - can have same by paying expenses.—Ap-! ply A. N., Sneddon, Victoria Avenue,;, Eden i Terrace. ■ Wanted. ■'■■ >- : [ .. WIANTED— Carpenter.—Apply hack* Blind vV, Institute, Parnell. J T ANTED—Two First-class Plasterers.—Ap%\V.ply,;at once,' to Bull Bros., Napier. "'■ WANTED— A First-class Cycle Engineer.-) Apply Dexter and Crozler, Victoria-Street East.. ANTED—An Experienced Dressmaker, by i * •: the ; day.—Apply v " Gleualvon," ,-;i Sy* monds-street.'; . -■"';- ■'■■:'■':/'■.■'/:'■■■'/■' : .' :: ; ...;;.;' r ;';-,,.1 \\f ANTED— Bowing Skiff, complete. ! :I i with sculls.—Send full particulars and j price to P. R. Colebrook, Ngaraawahui. ■ ~ J WANTED Known—The Auckland Co-opera-! tive Terminating Building Society ApI propriations in the Six Groups, Tuesday, 27th i i inst., 7.30 p.m., St. James' Hall. j WANTED— Milk Bound Hand, 20s to 253;;! 1 7 Milkers and Farm Hands, 15s to 20s; [ Boys,; 6s.—Heighten and Co., Labour-Bureau, j 42, Queen-street, and 1, Coombes' Arcade.' { BY an Experienced Person— ! Situation its Housekeeper.—Address " A.8.," if i HEEALU j Office. BOOT Wanted—First-claip» Machinists; 2 Youths, 17 to 18 years it nee, to learn the.trade; also, Boy for Finishing Boom. —G. A. Coles and Co., Kapai Boot, Factory. £v SEVERAL Smart Young Men . wanted to get their Suits'made at the Little Tailor Shop, Victoria-street East, near Park. Gent,'s Own Material made up. ~'•-■•, OA AAA PEOPLE to Visit '"; the ''Crystal &\J3\)V\) Palace Fireworks and:Hluminations. 'Domain Cricket Ground, Wednesday next.: Admission, Is. i f\ TjS Y OP , AU.O KL A N'D . /'Applications, accompanied by testimonials, will be received in tho Town Clerk's Ofilce up to 4 o'clock p.m. of THURSDAY, the'.Mth: ; inst., from persons willing to undertake the duties of the Dog Tax' Department';.; off the City and to act as Ranger. Wages, £2 2s per week. Conditions of appointment* may be seen in the office of the Town Clerk, r Auckland.. ■ ' ' ■-■-.-.-' -'.';. ■- i ■',-. --/;. ■■:. ; irENRY W. WILSON, '• ; Town Clerk. • ; October 22, 1903. - ;;..-,",.'jm O PROP ERT Y-O WN Ej E;S: ; i: I have several Boha-fide Purchasers for properties in City, Ponsonby,; Parnell and vicinity of Khyber Pass, at ; prices from £250 up to £800. Those desirous of speedily realising should immediately send full particulars to, 3. THORNES, Land Agent, 91,' Queen-street.' WANTED Known.—On :,' Portland- , g Cement, Hydraulic and ;Gardens!Lime/ -Bricks, Sand, • Pipes, etc, Advice ron : 'joncrete free;':'' : W ... ■:■■•■'■ ■ ' JOHN WILSON AND CO.. LTD.,..-., *'",-: - vf .. •;. ■ Custom-street West, >. '■X7ip'''j£yit : T E- ]»''■:'('■". -''-v.X/'N 1 0 ;; ; N-' -■'-■'»V? : ' f l, pHLLCOTT. pWrATOHMAKEB AND TEWELLEE. '• Has REMOVED to Larger and '{-.-More Convenient Premises, at •■-. ■"-"- AQ QUEEN-STREET, >'• - Opposite H. M. Smeeton's, Ltd. vsr; a;, nt e d e■ n O W~"r7- ' ' IVESTPORT COALBROOKDALE ■ COAL IS THE BEST. It gives better results and lasts longer than ... any,other-Coal.- •{ : } ;;",-'.,-■ There is No Waste. ~ Try iii.. '■:■' -yST A n't iD ', KIO WK. wrr>° ms " Das Opened '.s.-'. '.■'■' ;■■■. .■■:.-■;. TAILORING,ESTABLISHMENTS In KABANGAHAPE ROAD (opposite Tabernacle), -■ And : '.■■ ' ■- ■ ■ VICTORIA-STREET ' (nert Mill*' " J], , ; ' : SEE WINDOWS FOR : PRICK*., , MARTIN'S SHORTHAND' AMD TYPEWRIT•iWL ING AGENCY, • 17, ROYAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS. QUEEN-' ■■'■ STREET (opposite Shortland-street). ; MRS. J. R. MARTIN'. Every description of Shorthand and Typswriting"work done at lowest current rate*. Clients waited upon at their Offices and Residences. First-class work guaranteed. Strictest; confidence preserved.; .; means money to you, to; preserve your ■*" :? eggs 'i while they are cheap. Why sell them at 'such low figures p when you can get higher prices when eggs are scarce by preserving] them, with SHARLAND'S EGG PRESERVATIVE. The eggs turn'out fresh and sweet even after 12 mouths. ■:.'-; ; : Costs less than one penny. per dozen to preserve them. : '~:. rn Y P E W R. I T IN G. CORRESPONDENCE, DEEDS, REPORTS, SPECIFICATIONS, .BALANCE-SHEETS, ' ETC.. .: , . .. Typewritten .with Accuracy and , Despatch. Clients Attended for Shorthand; ■>'■ SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING AGENCY, " GOVERNMENT INSURANCE BUILDINGS, (First Floor). :■:-■-,■ : MISS E. M. JONES. Manager. , \,T I S' : S -.."'• M"C- E L W A I N. ■"•*•. : ' !: ; ; .' •: 206, v. VICTORIA ARCADE ] ,' "f'h ':' (UPSTAIRS. - Face and Scalp Massage, Manicure, Pedicure. Shampooing, Hairdresaiug. etc. Permanent Removal of Superfluous Hair. Fancy Wigs, Costumes on Sale- stnd Hire. Latent Toilet Novelties in stock. ' ~ Telephone No. 254.; .-.":!. ■"-:. " M IBS ~aT Isv"" 1 CONFIDENTIAL SHORTHAND WRITER. .. AND PISTE. • '1,, ' v PLANS COPIED. 320. VICTORIA ARCADE (THIRD FLOOR). ; " A ; RYAN S T S T E M." Xi-Are you iin doubt or perplexity? Are you troubled in mind? Are you anxious to loiow about your Character. Health, Domestic Matters, Marriage, and Speculation, then go and consult '__ -:■ -.' THE INDIAN SCIENTIFIC - PALMIST f AND- ■■: CHARACTER READER, . •. No. 14, Ist Floor. His Majesty s^ Arcade. QUEEN-STREET. Hours: 10 till 12.W; 2; till 5 7 till 9 p.m. Everyone hitherto vailed ■••'•'' has teen thoroughly satisfied. ; ■_ - ■-" ■ -■■■ ■ ' ' ■-, I I'" ! ■'* QHARLAND'S EGG PRESERVATIVE la ; ah-; golutely reliable. Eggs preserved ; with it for over 12 months have been simply perfect Sold by, all Stores in reputed pint bottles at 9cl each, and in i, 1, 2, and 4-gallon tins, at 3s,- 6d, 10s, and 17s each.! Ona gallon ; preserves '80 dozen Reputed pint : preserves 7 dozen.;: ;. .-' ;' '■'■ ■ 'r- '■<'?■'■ '■ WARD'S : . QHAMPAGNE 'A}®' /TtUNEDIN TOUT, ARE THE BEST IN THE MARKET,. ' | TRY O.'HEM! COOIO! AND CO., Bottlers and Wine and Spirit Merchants, : ; Telephone. 173.•■;.." r ' : Durham-street .West; ■ - "■ Mm* EGGS are getting cheaper. Now is the tim* to ? preserve r-th& with SHAELAND'S EG PRESERVATIVE. Absolutely reliableno failures. ; Eggs always: fresh and sweet. You have only to try it for one season, and yon will always preserve your Elrgs with SHARLAND'S "EGG } PRESERVATIVE. Sold by all stores in reputed Pint Bottle?, *, I, 2.and 4-gallon 'isus ,' t '-.'■" '■:K ".'■"' '..■'■■':":'. ;':■ ''.; .■'"• '■'■'? ' :','.'''^\': ■'•';■ : 'i^^ : Sr-