WANTED. I iryAXTED, a Girl about 15.—Apply last ! ■*»• house on left, Ethel-st., Eden Ter- , race. ■ to Let, 2 Front Rooms, with » » use of kitchen.—Apply No. 19, Ed-win-st., Newton. - TT/'ANTED, a smart Boy to assist in bake- * * house.—Apply S. Ornstien, West Lynn Bakery. Grey Lynn. ; a~n~Errand Boy.—Apply to '»■ the Northern Wholesale Supply De- . Pot, 61, Shortland-st. |\m.\TE», first-class Hotel Porter; also »J" Female Cook.—Apply P. Quinlan, "The Thistle." Queen-st TS7ANTED, Cutter or Ketch, 30 to 60 tons * * good sailer, state age and price to A.8., Post Office, ParnelL JfX7ANTED. a Painter and Taperhanger. . »*' —Apply last house on left, Ethel-st., Eden Terrace, after 7 p.m. .VyAXTED, smart - Boy - f —Apply T » in own handwriting, Donald and Edenborough, Box 210, Tost Office. WANTED, a strong South to drive . »»■ grocer's cart: references required Martin and Co., Stables, Parnell. TSJANTED, a "tidy - little Girl to assist ;*' with two children.—Apply Mrs J. ' ? '" tts - Eden Vale-rd., Mt. Eden. TOANTED, Onehunga Residents to Hear * • Rev. Catherwood. Presbyterian Hall, v o-night. All welcome. No charge. (TS/ANTED, 2 furniehed Bedrooms and SitT ' tingroom. with use of kitchen and con-vemences.--Apply v., 333. jjtar Office. iVXTAA'TED, a good General, or young Girl y to assist.—Apply Mrs W. Warnock, Marlborough-st., Beliwood, off Mt. Roskillrc. ; to Let, Double Bedroom, with use of sittingroom, with a married ; couple _3 city.—For address apply Star , Oihce. VX7ANTED, a young Retriever Dog or ! * hlut, or good Gun Dog. Cheap.,—Ap- • Ply -Storemac, Settlers' Steamship Co, wharf. ■ WANTEb7~Porter, 4 Bushmen. 6 Me_. . I ■»»_ Draining, Cook-Generals. Girls Assist. Waiting: Experienced Barmaids, etc.— . Webber, 3, Coombes' Arcade. TENANTED. Cooks, Housemaids. Generals. *» Girls assist, and Lady Helps. ■ A'l i classes 'Hotel Servants waiting engagoment.—Mrs Waldou, 25, Karangahape-rd. |.TT/'ANTEpr"fo7 _ Gisbome an ;j ' » experienced Bandmaster; write, giving ■ ] particulars as to trade or profession, lo 1 A. M. Pickford, Hon. Sec, Gisborne City Band, Box 41, Gisborne. jVI/IANTED.—Mrs. Lockley, H.M. Arcade, ;» » established 20 years, wants Pantrymaid, 35/, good hotel, Koforua; Housemaid, etc., 15/. Cambridge: Cook : lanndress, 20/, station. East Coast, extra good place; Women Cooks, 25/. Rotonia, Tauranga. etc: Generals, Waitress, 15/. country; Married Couple, wife general, husband milk, etc.: Kitcbenman. 20/. country; Housemaid and Bar. 15/. Waihi. ! p!ARTNER WANTED, or will Sell -"- ■ Rishts for New Zealhnd of an excel- ■ lent Advertising Sign, superior to any yet placed on the market. —For particulars 1 apply to. Imperial Paper Co., Wyndhams.t.. Auckland. ■ "DELL'S REGISTRY, S3. Symonds-st., . -*-* wants: Experienced Housemaid. 14/.' , arid Conk-Laundress. IS/, suburb; Nurse, 1 hotel, emintry, 10/: Boy or Girl for family •or two, ErhorG. 10/, Ocdgt-ils fnr "ood • places: Laumli-ess: Cook. 20/. and General, 12/6. for Rotonia: Refined Lady Help for ; family nf 2. Waiting: Good House-Par-lourmaid. . ry. ANTED, A T ONC E— YOUNG WOMAN FOR STARCH ROOM. Previous experience hot necessary if ■willing vrorljer. : ' New Work Only. '■Constant. ! Apply ARCH. CLARK AND SONS, LTD., Zealandla Factory, Grey Lynn. J TX7 A N T E t> X X~O W N 1 VV CfIfEAP PIANOS. Auckland CATHOLIC BOOK Depot and ; PIANO and ORGAN Warehouse. Messrs. ' Hiscocks and Sod, Hobson-st., Teachers of Violin and Piano. "GOOD" PIANO, £8. "BORD" PIANO, £10. ] "BORD" PIAXO. £15; equal to new. ■ New Pianos and Organs, jnst unpacking— > Cash or Deferred Payment. ANTED Known—Free Seats in Onehuuga Presbyterian Hall. Rev. Cath- > erwood Lectures on the Great Problem Solved. All welcome. WANTED KNOWN I .J. M A R T I N, SURGEON DENTIST. KARAXGAHAPE-RD. ALL EXTRACTIONS ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS. FEEE WHEN NEW TEETH ARE REQUIRED. - FULL UPPER OR LOWER SETS, from £2 2/ FULL UPPER SETS OF BEAUTIFUL GUM BLOCK TEETH, Irom £4 4/ GOLD FIL-.IKGS, 10/ upward ; SILVER, AMALGAM, CEMENT, 5/ each. ; CKOWX AND BRIDGE WORK, from £1 1/ upward (according to amount or Goldj ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Nurse in Attendance for Ladies. • Consultation Free. Telephone 1998. BOOTS AND SHOES. i 2i/- ---: WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A SHIP- ] MENT OF OUR WELL-KNOWN X>OOTS, • FOE MEN. j Made of Bos Calf and Glace Kid In Six j different shapes, from the New Round Too to the Comfortable Square, l These Goods are specially made for ns by one of the most reliable Northampton Firms, aud we can wiUj confidence recooiui£Hd tham for • APPEARANCE, WEAR AND COMFOB?:. i ______ T-JADLEY AND iQON, 194, QUEEN-STHEET. AUCKLAND. RAVELLING BOOTS. TRAVELLING SHOES. s You Ca&'t Travel Regardless of Your Feet. To attempt it would be a. i'eat Doomed to 1 Defeat. ■ We make a Specialty of Easy Boots and Shoes for Travelling. fT\HE pBOWN TDOOT (THOMPANI, KARANGAEAPK-KD. _>ZVIXN_N-)S. ' m_B NATIONAL BAXK OF NEW J- ZEALAND, LIMITED. CAPITAL PAID UP £375.000 RESERVE FUND £325,000 A Dividend at the rate of 5 per cent for the half-year endea March 31st last, and Bonus of 2 per cent, making in all 12 per cent per annum for the past financial year, has been declared by the Directors, and will be paid by Shareholders on application at any of the Branches in the colony on and after the 18th inst. JAMES COATES, ; General Manager. Wellington, 4th Jnly, 1907. - "FTESTO" Cnstaxd and Blane-Maage JLk Powdeissj 6d tins; all Grocers,
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 170, 18 July 1907, Page 1
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