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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 152, 27 June 1907, Page 2

DEATHS. jPOCKLINGTON.—On. 27th. June, ISO 7, : Martiia Mary Ann, wife of W. O. PockJington, Eden Terrace.Interment orivate. WANTED. (Contlßued from Page-1.) WANTED, Carpenters. — Apply Craig Bros., Eliiott-st. 'ANTED, Labourers. — Apply Craig Urbs.. EUiott-st-. Housemaid.—Apply Empire |VV..- HoteU Victoria-st. Ttf/ANTED, a Woman to work half day a '"' week.—Apply No. 9, St. Maiys-rd. v^7.ANTED. Lady Help, small family. — » »' Apply Ponsonby, SB3, •Star" otnee. WANTED, Plain Sewing, or Dressmaking i by the day.—Apply \\'., 861, Star OrfiCOs WANTED, 2 more Hands for gum etore. —S. Winterbourne and Co., Lower Albert' St. iT\7"ANTEISI at once, Furnished 4 or s»»i roomed Cottage.—Address J.V., S6U, Star Office. ANTED, superior Apartments in city. — .Address, stating terms, to Superior. 866, ■'•Star" Office. good General for small boara- .» » inghouse; no cooking or washing; good wages. — "Aberdure," L'pper Grai'ton-rd. VS/ ANTED, Boys, 16 or over, for armatui-e » » , coil winding; wages 7/6 per week of 48 hours.—Apply i'onsonby Tramway Deoot. 'rOANTED, 2 Unfurnished Rooms, one flre- »» ; place, with use of kUpheu, with, respectable family, no children.—Address Baker, SU2, Star Office. iryANTKD. Man Cook, country hotel; » * also Handy Man, milk 2 cows; Waitress, • iiousomaid-Waitress, Generaj, Lady Help.—Miss Burke, Registry, Weliesley-st. Known—Blankets Flannels" » » Sheetings, Quilts, Curtains, Carpets; Linoleums. Oilcloths, at very- low prices for cash.—Hannan, Importer, Victoria-st. TX, r ANTED, Women Cooks, ~25/; House"- ---» » maids,- 15/, together; Housemaid lor, assist bar: Waitresses 17/6: Pantry Maids, Lady Helps, Porter 20/. —(Late) Miss West, Victoria Arcade. Cook. 25/, and Boy, milk one ' » cow, 15/, country hotel; Cook, Karangahake, 20/; Nursery Housemaid and General. 12/6: Man, milk, 2<>/; Generals, good places. 12/, 10/; Housemaid, liye.— Maiighan and Co., next Yates". TJS7ANTED, 2 Carpentere, 10/ day, Sta- »» tion Couple; £T5; Drainer, 9/; 2 Labonrers, 7/ day: Elderly Han S/; Hotel Porter for country, 15/ to '20y- Station Couple, go early In August, £80;' Vf. Cooks, 20/;' Waitress, 13/; Housemaid, 15/; Laundress, manage laundry and girls; Hoiisemalcl for tourist accommocUition house. 20/; Generals, 12/ tn 15/. — McLeod's Registry Exchange Lane. Phone 884. ■yrrANTED.-airs Lockley.'' H.ii: Arcade »* (established 20 years).-"wants experienced. G-ardener, 20/, suburbs; -Man Cook 20/; 8 Men, country: Milker, 20/; Pantry Boy 13/ Waikato; good Man .or Woman 40/. Fiji; Women Cooks, all parts; Wattresses: 2 Housemaids, 17/6 each Whangarei: Housemaids, wait table, 17/, 15/ town and conn try; Lady Canvasser, 33/, and FBBSOKAIi. jA/fjAJDAJME DE SALA, Clairvoyant and •i«J Psyehometrist; 2 weeks onlj.— Dpper umon-st., nest St. James' Church. LudKEEP IT DAiUi.—Clarke'-s H«ir . restore Yorithfai Colour to Black or Brown Hair. Post free, 1/6. — Claxke Chemist, llu, Yictoria-st. ' Cg.TAAUdKIixNU curec personally or letter; *>?. ■ fiiocutign taugJit.—Oswald Metcalle Mutuai Life buii<m. Ba . GS. vj^eanK. EH E U M AT IS M. LrOUT, SCIATICA, LDAIBAGO, AJid Ail Otnei' L'xic Acid Aliments •■ :posit-ively-cchiiid" I By th,e worlti-renowßed j Bexnedy, '■'' '* ~< ■Q' ljO1:S + A rsp lo^IC "-=~ '. s - 1 Price, 4/6 a box; conrse of a boxes, £.1. Cjui. De. obtained at Wooliams', Ciieaaist; Blitirland, Chemist; ISccies, CSieinist; ana wuo'esaie, at WTJ 27, CUSTOMS-ST. . .JZL. VJ. EAST,TI/riLOS MEANS BEACH. Bead what beautiful women say of "MILOS BJiIN FOOD." XHese extracts Bpcjj.lt Tnnro elEectuaUj , any asuouat of attver-ttulng" could possihljr Co. Thp frifujf»Hj MHo, <~ho most beAiitlful woman of the age, writes: — *-I Ji&re much pieuiure in giving my exclusive lor JMilos Skin Food. It is the best I hove ever used, aiid 1 can honestly- L*ecoxamenci it as a most pleasant and delightful preparation." Miss Florence Hamer (Knight -Jeffries Co.) writes: — "I v -find Eood excellent, and wish It all the success it deserves." Miss Nance O'Neill writes: — "I can really recommend Miios Skin Food. It Is both refreshing and beneficial, and. the odoor is very pleasant." Miss Beatrice Day (Brough-Elemming Co 4 writes: — !*I. am charmed with Milos Slda Food. I fhhifc it most excellent, and should suit the most delicate Hlrtn " Ridm, Antonia Dolores wbites:. —. "I find Milos Skin Food very good. Please- send mc a large jar to Adelaide." Procurable at all Chemists' and Stores,or direct from Miss McEL-WAIN,' 25* Qneen-st., Auckland.

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fi BEAT jCfEOCKIAKTSG gALE. - AT THE -.- y fijLOTHING -pACTOEI, QtTEEJN-ST.. 6 doors above Victoria-st-, COMMENCING rpO-MORROW, -piRIDAY. ATHLETICS. ETC. tjyrCX ACHIAX. GREAT BRITAIN NEW ZEALAND. CHAMPIONSHIP. DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. aAIDEDIT, X U N B 90 THE CLASH OF CHAMPIONS. WHO WILL WIN ? Garrison Band Iα Attendance. Admission,- -1/; Stand,- 1/ Extra. N.B. —18,000 people paid up to 6/ to witness B. K. Day race A. B. Postle at Kalgoorlie on December sth, 1906. RDFE NAYLOR, Sec 17, Coombes , Arcade. T7W3R SALE, 3 Honses, Nelsoji-st., always -T' let, good position; also a.Hooses, Wel-lesley-st. £700. Good investment.—Mnldoon and. Kay, next Bank N.Z. 'Htaoe 2197,