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Wanted to Buy. APPAREL.— Mrs. Martin. 350. Queen-street. "pp. Gray Statue. Largest Bayer in Auckland of Tieft-off Clothing. »«v*»U«w Trnnke. JeweWeiy. Boots, etc. Phone KOo OTTLES, O*D RUBBER. AND WAST.*. PRODUCTS. In iAny Quantity. Highest Prices Given. ZTSALANDIA TRADING COMPANY. 'Phones, 2431 artd 1610. Stanley Street. HEIFEBS, young, Jersey, any age.—Full i particulars to K.. 504. HEBALj. LADY wantfi ticket to Sydney, either class or route.—Write, Tourist, 513, HEEAKO. LADIES AND wieiling U> aiapose of their LEFT-OFF or MISFIT WEARING APPAREL will receive highest value from MRS. ALDRIDGE, opp. Y.M.0.A.. Wellesley-street West. Coramumoats by letter or 'phono 2928. ______ MRS BOTWiBXLI. Cuys JLaaiea. <ioat 3. and Children's Superior Misfits and Lcft-off Clothing. Letters Prompt'y attended to.—Elliott-street, two doors from Wellesleystreet "Phone 3488 ■ HJETON, or Light Waggonette; must be cheap and in good order.—Equine, HERALD*. ... : Cl KATES.—Quantity of second-hand or new 0 Skates.—Skates. G.P.0., Auckland. NOOKER BALLS, set. second-hand.—State price to Billiards. 507, HER All. TAMP&—Fabulous prices paid ..Send for free illustrated list.—T. Nloolle, 105. Pltt-tjt., Sydney ■ — ITHER-Bahjo. second-hand. in good order. —P., SIS, HEUADO. mo. m" A 1 L O tt' d WOOLLEN CUTTINGS BOUGHT. TAKLE BROS.. Dnion-atreet Auckland. 'Phone 527. i, A ' M B S. We are not cash buyers of Fat Lambs, at highest market prices at per lb at Works, or at per head on Farm. DALGETY AND CO.. LTD.. Auckland. TXTK ARE BUYERS FOR CASH, in Large or BOTTLES. sS/fiarfuß'lEß. BONES. METAL, ETC. , . Country Consignmenta solicited. Cash remitted the same day as goods checked. riLABK T>,*OS. • (LATE TAKLE BROS.). _,„„ DRAKE STREET. AUCKLAND. 'Phono 2429. W" 5 BUT, IN LARGE oil SMALL tiUANrrnEs, BOTTLES. SACKS. RUBBER. BONES. RAGS, ZINC. AnA Metals of All Descriptions. Country Consignment* a Specialty, AUSTRALASIAN WASTE. PRODUCT. AND BOTTCJE MEKCHANTS. 43, Hobson Btreet (Opp. Durham Street West). 'Phone 4211. -rrrHERE TO SELL FURNITURE. Best Fricet, Prompt Settlements. T<:A?';*n '-inviied for Auction Baleß. Y)'-+ 'aiw Lay Outriglit for Oasfe. WALKER AND Op&CSBf. Auctioneers High Btrfcgt 'Phone 5857 Papife Wated. AT 20. CoUingwood. St:i«t~F«w /acaj?oie«. A Piano, Organ, Sinews;, la 6d or to-6* weekly. No yscanciea tojv mldren. ARTS AND CRAFTS .SCHOOL AND ""DEPOT.—OiI Painting, . xs-ensington PainUne Stouciil-JBg. Stencil Cutting, &wor'k s ISU Irish Owctot. Applique, etc.. eic-18. h.arangahajv> .jjeaJ,. near Tabernaclew ■.'■...... _ DRESBMAKING-Classefl in Theory .and I *^ o tfoe~6l, Strand Areade. Evening by arranteCTent'—Miss Masey. late Head DrestmaS and Allan, Wellington. lI.LINEF.Y sad rnressmaking Classes.— -iilssUaos, 5. Hepburn .Hours; 10 to. 12. % tft 4; Tuesday, 7to 9. Terms, -8 6d"-per- lessor.. ■■..■--■■-■■■■■■ -:- - — 'sTfil - AND MRS. FRED WATSON M R givflnatruction in Painting (Oil ana Ws/ - Colour) . also. Balief Pokor-work, Pewter ModeUing, French Pen-painting, Marmieterie, etti* Studio: 13, Gladstone Buildings. Quay Street. IBS All IN 0. — Woodcarrtns. Pokerwork. Slentsilling. Articles designed Jor plain. Price lists sent. Classes day and evening.— Strand Arcade. JEANNE TJHLMANN "** Will re-open her ''.;3><ftE:tfOH. CLASS i ■"'■ On ; TT/ESI»AY, FEBRUARY 25. Vacancies for few pupils. Apply Tuesdays, 7 to 8 p.m. - 15. TABERNACLE BUDDINGS. ' Karangahape Road. lANO- Singing, 'Violin. Mandolin, and Banjo; terms, £.1 103 per quarter (in, advance).—Ramsden Bros., <*>, Ho-e °*»' Newton, opposite Girts' Grammar School. ; WESSMAKIN|~ AND MILLINKBSr IJjjT CLASSISS. ? Mrs King, who' has London, ?arie£su,, and Colonial cipcrienise will take classes a* her rooms, 175, Symonds Sfaees (opp. U<na Theatre). Cutting and drafting taught. Perfectly cut and fittmg patterns : supplied Pn- - vate cUzses far v friends by arrangemeat , Hours: Morning. TO *> 12; afternoon. 2 to 6; i evening, 7 to 9.; End of Id section. , TUTTEBING AND STAMMERING.— JOHN MCDOUGALL. ST. Khyber Pass, , Auckland, is the only Specialist in New Zealand who has been perfectly successful ' in curing quickly and permanently Stuttering and all Impediments of Speech. Testi- . raonial.— stuttered very badly, and att tended a large school in America to bo cured, but received no benefit. Mr.^Mc- * Dougall cured me in a short time. I wave ' had no trouble-with my speech since.—J. McK.. Civil Engineer. i rrTp.l TION IN MASS AG E. ; " MRS. CREIGHTON HALE. . The longest-established Teacher of Massage in-London, has opened a I" BRANCH OF HER LONDON ESTABLISH- ,. H^^ ua wsijrr IN -WELLINGTON. She instructs Ladles in Scientific Massage a of every kind, including General, Swedish, 1, Weir-Mitchell. Electricity, and Swedißh Drill. i- Pupils can join at anytime. 1 "Every lesson on Hving subject. Certificate

- when proficient. Author of the " art of '}', M Addreai': ST. MAY STREET. WELLINGTON. "Phone 254. » -tfls .I R Y W. MAYO. '. B.Sc„ 8.A., L.C.P., Inter. LL.B. (Lond.). i- . ~—— ■ 3- Honours London University and University * of Caen. France. - LC.P. Double Prizeman (Mathematics and e £ci»ace). ._ , _ , . 3. Doable MedaUist and Prizeman Society of _ London Chamber of Commerce Teacher's ~ Diploma. f Member CoUego of Preceptors. i* Dipl6me de I'Alliance Francaise. 8.80., B.A- (University of New Zealand). - VISITS AND RECEIVES STUDENTS FOR * MATRICULATION AND PROFESSIONAL id EXAMINATIONS. * Write for Appointment. _ H. W. MAYO. 39. FERRY BUILDINGS. £, t__„ , -—' = = • =q Wanted Known. P" -TXT ANTED KNOWN. it ' "' ______ - PROFESSOR STEVENTON, the famous ir English Magician, who is just completing ii- his second world's tour, will remain in this y» city for a few weeks, and will be pleased to accept private .or other . engagements. ~ Steventon originates, and his programme 8 » includes many demonstrations which are 10 not duplicated by any other prestidigitatcur. 2« Entertainments from 30 to 90 minutes. _ Apply for terms, etc., to te 6, LIVERPOOL STREET. or Auckland. «5- .. W' ANTED KNOWNvi. PIANOS. No Deposit. * ' ' ■ PHONOGRAPHS, on easy terms, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. SEWINGMAOHIKSS. n- PURNITUBE. OK» easy terms, m ■••-■. Write or Call star Quotations. CITY SUPPLY STORES 227, Karangahape Road. Newton. T. Tiff ANTED KNOWN — VY THE FRED BtfOWN VENETIAN BLIND •is Was Awarded ,0. GOLD MEDAL ill THE FIRST CERTIFICATE AND ONLY AT THE AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. The* hvb Superb. Cheapest and Best. ™ 7 EVERY BLIND GUARANTEED. "- Factory: PONSONBY ROAD. 'Phono 914. D« WE deliver Tanpiri. Westport. Newcastle. and all Coals, also Firewood, to any part of the City and Suburbs at lowest ratcV-Winstone. Ltd.. Union Euildingd. Customs-street Bant. Symonds-street, a^d - I-. fount Edea. .'..... **' I X7l T E are prepared to undertake Carting of VV all descriptions, supply all Coals, and have superior Storage Accommodation at lowest rates.-A- B Tattley. Ltd.. Coal Mar- '■ chantii. Carriers, etc. Customs-street West. 7"" . W« Newmarket 'phone. 457. _ , "MEW PIANOS I NO DEPOSIT I ! I. j JLM lfnll iron-framed Pianos from 5s a I weiiik.—2B. High-street,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15234, 22 February 1913, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15234, 22 February 1913, Page 2

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