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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15002, 25 May 1912, Page 2

Pupils Wanted. PRACTICAL Dressmaking.—Miss Reid.,3. Pitt-street Buildings-Classes daily, from 10 to 12 and two to four; term starts from first lesson. - ■ • . PRACTICAL School of Millinery at .3. E pKr7et Buildings. Pupils thoroughly taught and fitted for positlont; hours 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. Term starts first lesson. S"tDRKOCK3S ENGINEERINGJjJHgOk O His Majesty's Arcade, second floor. Uneen-atreet. Auckland. S~~ TTTTTERrNG and gtammerlng quickly iU »_d ptraanStly cured; no failures: first-lass testimonials.-Mr. McDougall. 27, Khyber Pass. _________---—-— QCHOOL FOR MANDOLIN. BANJO. b AND GUITAR. . . ~ ME. A. A. PARTRIDGE (Principal). Students coached for the coming competitions. _. , tr.ll Studio—2l, Grafton Road, near Choral aau. Wanted Known. WANTED Known-Our South Australian Olive Oil took first prize against all comers.-Fredk. Whitehead, Agent. Victoriastreet _. — WANTED Known—The wonderful virtues of our FinerFrcsh Olive Oil are convincing and conclusive, much to the satis, faction of doubters since induced to try it. -Fredk. Whitehead. Agent, Victoria-street. Wanted Known— your candy shop ir Eating Chocolate. 6d per cake: free from indigestible sub-stancei-Fredk. Whitehead, Sole Agent for North island. - WANTED Known-I, hold some very choice new season's Ceylon Teas, ete., from Is 4d to 2a 6d per lb.-Fredk. Whitehead. Tea Specialist, Victorla-st.. \\est^ WANTED Known .-Children's Dresses and Ladies' Undercloth ng. made at moderate prices; own material made up.-Missl wards. 250. Karangabape Rd., near Reservoir. WANTED Kuown-'Xbat we fl*!*"****: piri. Westport, Newcastle, and all Coals, also Firewood, to any part. *)f tt» City and Suburbs at lowest ratea-Wlnstene. Ltd.. Union Buildings. Customs-street East Symonds-street. and Mount Eden. WANTED Known-That D. GoWte. Is prepared to sell all kinds of Budding and other Timber, including Hardwood Bpokes. Felloes. Iroabark and Blue Gum Shafts. Blocks. Palings, and Shingles, at his Yards. Albert-street (near the Docks*, at the Lowest Cash Prices. The Timber, being under cover. Is better than that purchased elsewaere. LADIES.-Birds Stuffed, Furs said Feathers Renovated by Mrs. Greacen (nee Miss | Yandle), No. 40, Khyber Pass, corner Grat- ' ton Road. - BEST Macintoshes and Hydrotites (own importing). Al values, nothing better; 21a 6*l. 30s, 37s 6d, 42s 6d, 47s 6d.-J. Green and Son, opp. New P.O. , SAILORS' and Firemen's SpecialiUes-Best Unshrinkable Navy Flannels, 7s 9d. exchanged if ihrinks in washing; aluo Shetland and Grey, 6s 6d. There are no better than these. Good Denim Trousers, 2a lid pair.— Green and Son, opp. New P.O. FIRST-CLASS Work Only; satisfaction guaranteed.-W. Slaney, Jeweller, tlo. Queen-street, cor. Vulcan Lane. Est, 1881. 6D BUYS a Is 6d Black Bow, with band attached; Wide-ends from 6d to 2fi 6d, newest patterns and shapes in stock.—J. Green and Son, opp Railway Station. OS'l 1D TO 3s 6d buys an All-wool Boy's A 11 Grey Shirt, without collar; largest sizes; worth 6s 6d.— Green and Son. 17, Queen-street. „_______ TANDARD Sewing Machines are the best. -Only one address. Tabernacle Buildings, top Queen-street. Newton. Phone 2391. ANTED Known—Pianofortes Timed. 55.G. Hood, Norman-sU. -Mount Roskill Eoad. Orders received by Mr. Hawkins, Stationer. Queen-street. _ 11/ INTER SUITINGS and Overcoats, IranVV dreds of latest patterns to choose from.— Tailor Shop, Victoria-street L. (near Park). _______ BY Architects, Builders, and others, that J. Horsfall. Painter. Grainer. Decorator, and Paperhanger, of Mauurawa, will undertake and complete to their satisfaction, such work an above entrusted to him at reasonable prices. Estimates given when required.—Postal address. Wirt P.O. ■tfRT'S PURE BREAKFAST OOOOA.J? Richer in Proteids than Meat and Eggs. ___________ PRY'S PURE BREAKFAST * £OCO* - I Wholesale of Messrs. T. H. Hall and Co. THE Risk and Expense or Removing Furniture is reduced to a minimum when Experts are employed. We we Experts. It will pay you to employ us.—A E. TATTLEY. Coal Merchant. Carrier, etc, Newmarket •Phone 467. .-. ■"■ ; _ TOBY'S PURE BREAKFAST COOOA.- "*"'" Suits the Seven Axres of Man. XXT ANTED *NOW ** THE FEED. BROWH VENETIAN BLIND Was Awarded THE FIRST CERTIFICATE AND ONLY GOLD MEDAL AT THE AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. They are Superb. Cheapest and Best. EVERY BLIND GUARANTEED. Factory: PONBON3Y ROAD. 'Phone 914. WANTBU XNOWa-. PIANOS. No Deposit. PHONOGRAPHS, on easy terms, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. SEWING MACHINES. FURNITURE, on easy terme. Write or Call for Quotations, C3TY SUPPLY STORES. , 227. Karangahape Road. Newton. TjyATERPROOF "DOOTS FOR TENTER MEN'S STOUT KIP SHOOTERS, whole-backs, no caps, pegged, nailed or un-nalied. posted 13s 6rt. MEN'S STOUT KIP CLOSED-FRONT SHOOTERS, nailed or un-nailed, posted 17s 6d. MEN'S STRONG CHROME KIP SHOOTERS, closed fronts, posted 16s 6d. WOMEN'S CHROME KIP LACE BOOTS, with half-wateraght tongues, posted 13s 6d. The above Lines are Specially Treated. Inner Soles. Outer Soles, and Uppers are made Waterproof before being made up. They are Guaranteed by the Manufacturers. Agents, W. HOLDSWORTH. SON. LTD., 12, Victoria-street, Auckland. ANTED KNOWN " BY ADVERTISER. Advertisements under the /Allowing classified headings—'' Situations Wanted." "Situations Vacant." " Domestics Wanted." " Wanted Known," " Apartment- Wasted," " Apartments Vacant," " Wanted to Boy." " Wanted to Bell." "Houses and I<aad Wanted." "Miscellaneous Wanteds," "Lost and Found," " Personal," "To Let," "For Sale." etc., are inserted at the rate of 18 words for Is, or three consecutive insertions for 2s 6d for cash paid in advance. Advertisements lor insertion in the NEW Zealand HaiiALD can be left at the following places;— EAEANGAHAPE ROAD — H. O. Wiles Chemist. EAR AH APE ROAD, near Symonds-st— Claude R. Woollams. Chemist. GREY LYNN AND ARCHHILL-E. J. Cronin (late Wiles). Pharmacy, Gr***t North Road. PONSONBY EOAD—A Waller, Chemist ; THREE LAMPS-A LeQuosno, Chemist JERVOIS ROAD—McKinney. Chemist, near Tram Barn. SYMOJNDS-STREET (opposite P.OJ—Thoa Russell. Chemist j MT. EDEN-Harold T. King, Chemist JUT. ROSKILL-J. W. Bndgman and Sons, Grocers. Dominion Road. I PARNELL—J. J. Fulton and Co., (late J. W Robinson). Chemist. I NEWMARKET—W. Fookes, Chemist EPSOM— N. Jacomb. Chemist near Tram i Barn- | ONK-UNGA-Mn. Grant Stationer, OTAHUHU— Todd. Tailor. j DEVONPORT—J. Bees-George and <"_„ Chemists NORTHCOTE— Lepner. Stationer. KLNGSLAND—A W. Page's Stores. AVONDALE— and Wood. , NEW LYNN— Robertson's Store. J. Oag's Store. UANGERE—Mrs. Reid's Store. Advertisers may also telephone direct to the HBttALD Advertising Department through Telephone No. 178. and after 10 p.m. through No. 229. Professional Notices. A HOME INDUSTRY FOR WOMEN.— demand for fine laces is unlimited. consequently prices rule high, making lacemaking a profitable as well as pleasant occupation. The introduction of the Torchon Lace Loom makes it possible for any lady to make her own laces, or to earn money In her own home, making them for us. No personal instruction necessary, wad we guarantee to buy all the lace you make. Send 3d in stamps for full particulars. —Torchon Lace Co., 264-6, Flinders-street, Melbourne.