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• Wanted. ' "" \\[ANTED—First-class Machinist and Vest "V V Hand.—Rennann and Monnock, Hob-son-street. ANTED— Comfortable Home, for eld•V V erly lady, R.C. preferred.— Urgent, Herald office. ANTEDSeveral Dairies of 35 to 80 Cows t V on Shares, by Respectable Families of Milkern.—McLeod's Registry. 'Phone 884.. \\f ANTED to Lease—SmaU Farm, right of '' purchase,-for poultry, with buildings, —Particulars to G.M., 88, HERALD Office. WANTED, to Board—A Refined Married Couple, or two Gentlemen, near penny section, Mount Eden.—Address at HERALD. WANTED, by Good Man—Situation on Farm; milk and ' all general farm work; wages, 25s to 27a 6d, in season.—Farm, 85, herald. _ . "IS7ANTED—Young: Lady, - leaving -chool. V » with . knowledge of figures, for cash desk , in leading draper's.— by letter, Business, HERALD Office. WANTED.— Young Man, 26, :VV recent arrival, wishing to gain experience, willing to give services on farm for board.—Apply A. Blackford, Kihikilii. WANTED, by a Practical : Planing Machinist—Employment -J capable of making all Moulding Knives; fir it-class references—Apply Machinist, Taumarunui. ;. ANTED—Situation, any capacity, by iV. first-class young Ironmonger; good salesman, stock-keeper, 'and window-dresser; country experience.— HERALD Office. WANTED—' Competent Genet t ral, cooking and washing, hospital. Taumarunui; references . required; £1 per week.—Miss Sinclair. Grafton Registry. WANTED— We have Cash Buyers for all Classes of Payable Busir.esses.—Please send particulars Spain and Co., Property and Business Salesmen. 99, Symonds-st. . 'Phone 2046 ;■ ; ANTED to Ladies' and Gentlemen's » V New and Left-off ; Clothing; highest price given. Letters attended ! Mrs. Laurance, 193. Hobson-st .' ■ WANTED to Buy—Ladies' and Gentlemen's New and Left-off Clothing. Highest price given.—Mrs. Brown, 94, Hobson-st. ANTED—Ladies to know • that you can tV buy' Furniture on the eauiesti terms 'at City • Supply Stores, 227, Karangahape Road. Send for lists of other lines. ; Country customers promptly attended to. • Pianos, no deposit, . : ' v i:; -" : ' - ■ 1 - WANTED Known—The Drawing of -Miss VV Barkley's Art Union'will take place on 13th July, at Papakura Valley Hall, 7.30 p.m. WANTED Known.— and Co. are offering Costumes, tailor-made, at One Pound 19s 6d, worth 4 guineas. ,21 Days Sale. - • " ' . - ' " ..' ■ - „ WANTED Phonograph Parlour. 227, Karangahape Road— latest Edison Machines, with large horn * and crane complete: cash, or easy terms. Repairs a speciality. Parties, socials." concerts, etc., attended ; terms . moderate. ....... .., • . - \\T ANTED Known.-- and Co.'s VV. Slaughter Sale; less than half prices. —Note Name, close Foresters' Hall, 85, Karangahape Rd ■ - ■■ - ANTED Known.— Tailor-made CosV > tumes at three to four guineas are. worth,six and. eight guineas.—Streeter and Co.. Tailors, Newton. T\TANTED Known.—Costumes almost given W away. Tailor-made, by Streeter and Co., One Pound 19s 6d.—The Leading Tailors, 85. Karangahape Rd ■ - WANTED— WOMEN who wash Clothes to giva one bottle of WILWORSH it trial. No rubbing or soaking. Clothes wear longer. Washing costs 3d. '; 0 ; PEOPEBTI-O WN E E S.Wanted to Purchase for CASH CLIENTS to Replace Recent Sale?— Cottage Property, as investment in City and Suburbs, from £100 to £500. Speedy sales;a specialty. J. THORNEB. 83. Queen-street. Auctioneer. HP HE IMPERIAL DRESSMAKING ESTABjL LISHMENT, 25, City Chambers.— Own Materials made up, at moderate prices. To Ladies doing their own Dressmaking, we Cut and Fit to Measure, thus making home Dressmaking easy —Sole Representative. E. A.' Bagley. -, H/TADAME AZUCENA, Gifted Clairvoyant,;' IVI will" be " pleased "to meet clients.— Seafield View Road, Khyber Pass. Ladies only. .. V.v i ARNST is the Champion Sculler, and McBride is the Champion Tailor. Perfect fit and workmanship guaranteed. Suits from Mcßride, Champion Tailor and Outfitter, Victoria-st. ■- ■ ' Easy Shaving and Stylish Hair cutting J; try Frank Davies. 20, Wellesley-st., opp. Opera House. Razors carefully set. SIBYL. Clairvoyant and Psychometrist, No. 6. Severn-street. Khyber Pass Road. Hours. 2 till 8 p.m.; Saturday, 2 till 5 p.m. TT'OUND, in Mcßride's, the greatest bargains J; in Gent.'s Mercery ever seen in the Dominion. Pyjamas, 3s lid; Tennis and Neglige Shirts, 2s 6d; Broad-end Ties, Is, etc. —Mcßride, ; Champion Tailor and Outfitter, Victoria-st. y.. ■ . : i--SATINWOOD PIANOS. LATEST LONDON FASHION. Just arrived. Inspection invited.— and F. Piano Agency, ' Ltd., S. Coldicutt, Manager. • DR MILES' Famous Medicines for the Heart and Nerves have saved many from sudden death.— M. Dewar, Strand Arcade. SATINWOOD PIANOS from Franco-British Exhibition.— and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. WHEN you take TORA-LINE, you knowVV why everybody takes TORA-LINE. •' /pi RANDETTE," a new shaped Piano. IX Call and try this novelty.—E. and F. Piano. Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. Beehive KNITTING machine COMPANY (New . Zealand) want people to Make Hosiery fof them, whole or spare time, in their own homes; make £1 a week previous experience not necessary; constant employ* ment all the year round.—Write at once. Box 734, ' G.P.Q.. Wellington. ~ , , " n RANDETTE." a new ' form of Grand ; Up Piano; worth seeing.—E. and F. Piano Agency (S- Coldicutt, •. Manager), Ltd., Sols Agents. .■ ■ . ■ -•«/ '■ /CINERARIAS, ' Panßies, Carnations, fine strong plants, on Sale at The A 1 Seed Stores.. Queen-st., corner Wellesley-st. NEW Pianos, from 5s a week. No deposit; 1> no interest; no bill of sale. Call and wo * will I explain our terms.—2B. High-street RUSSELL'S TONIC PILLS are the best and JLXi most successful, 2s 6d and .4s 6d. All Medicines, etc., POST FREE by return on receipt of postal notes Special mail-order department.—Russell, Chemist. Upper . - Sy-monds-street. Auckland. EXCHANGES on most liberal terms. PIANOS AND ORGANS.—E. and F. . Piano Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. GOLGOTHA, a Place for Skulls.—Cooper's, the Place to Hat Them. ; : /~iET YOUR GARDEN ' in' Purchase Ur Seeds and Flants from The Al Sscu Stores, Queen-st.. corner Wellesley-Bt. UERFORATED MUSIC, to suit 65-note Piano JtT Players. Large stock.—E. and F. Piano kgency. Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. ■ ALBUMS.— The Winter is the time to get J\ your prints in line. • Now, we carry the Finest Selection of Albums in the City. —N.Z. Photo Goods Co.. next the Railway Station, Auckland. TTNCLAIMED MONEY AND PROPERTY.U Next-of-Kin and Heirs Wanted.— GaL'S REGISTER to Next-of-Kin, Heirs-at-law. Legatees, etc., advertised for since 1700. The best book of the kind ever published (470 pages): price. 2s 6d, postage, 6d, from Whitcombe and Tombs, Christchurch, Wellington. Dunedin, or Dougal and Co. Chancery and • other claims in all parts of the world investigated and carried through. —Dousral and Co.. 151. Strand, London. - ESTABLiStfED OVER SIXTY YEARS. - THAT troublesome . fit of coughing every JL morning when you get up, worries you, and you do not rest until you have got up the phlegm. Two drops of " NAZOL " on loaf sugar, and two or three drops, rubbed liehtly inside the nostrils on retiring at night, and repeated on awakening in the morning, will soon relieve your trouble. "NAZOL" is sold by Chemists and Stores at Is 6d per bottle, : containing 60 doses. " (Patronised by every Vice-Regal Family in Australasia.) H/TISS MCELWAIN, established 15 years, IYL for Face and Scalp Massage. Manicure, Pedicure, etc. Hairdressing and Hairwork in all branches. Ornamental Hair in stock or made to order. PERMANENT Removal' of Superfluous Hair, Fancy Costumes and Wigs for sale or hire. All Consultations free. Correspondence invited, to No. 254. Queen-street, next McCullagh and Gower. ~ ■ • " " ' r v IVE handkerchiefs used to-day! and still ' require more! Cold in the Head— vou say? Why- do you not try "NAZOL?" It will surprise you how quickly yor. will get relief. , Two drops on loaf sugar, and two or three drops rubbed into the palm of the hand and inhaled through the nostrils for a few minutes will give immediate relief, •' NAZOL " is : sold by Chemists and Stores at Is 6d per bottle containing 60 doses.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14110, 12 July 1909, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14110, 12 July 1909, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14110, 12 July 1909, Page 1