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DOMESTICS WANTED. COOK General," experienced, young, local refs.—Apply evenings, 195, Remuera Road ; __ x2J General, immediately; Scotch girl preferred ; other servants kept.—Lady Jean Mackintosh, Kohimaramara. Phone 25-453. ; x2S DOMESTIC Help wanted for . country ; good home, light place.—Apply mornings, 2, New Bond St.. Kingsland. x 27 GIRL, good, reliable, wanted, for domestic duties; country girl preferred.—Apply Mrs. Roach. Tuakau. 29 GIRL, wanted, housework, mornings only ; Green Lane, near Great South Rd.— Telephone 16-011. 2l' /~1 IRL, light housework, all day or afternoons.—Mrs. Hansard, 35, Seaview Rd.. Remuera. Phone 25-393. x 27 1 " INQUIRE • STAR'" advtv. I should not bo replied to I by letter. The address may j be had at the Advertising I Counter or by Telephone. I (Mention the number j 1 CI ENERAL Help, "wanted, cook, wash, J" general household work ; Blrkenhead ; 2 adults, a young children. —Apply 28-30, Kndea.n's Buildings, City. 21) TTOUSEKEEPER for father and 3 cMil- -*-*- dren, school age. Reid, Brook St., Takapuna. x2B OUSEKEEPER, middle-aged, fond of children, wanted urgently.—Apply 9, Bond St., Arch Hill. 27 T ADY Help wanted, small adult family, -" capable, all duties; no washing.—Apply 1, Ascot Ave., Reniuera. 527 WOMAN, capable, fond children, for country.—Apply, with refs., 65, Symonds x 29 Al REGISTRY, Palmerston Buildings, (46-4'Jl).—Domestics, Pantrymaid Waitress, Cook Generals, Farm Hands, 30/ ; Girl, assist housework. x 27 BELL'S Registry, Winstone Bldgs., Queen St. —Cooks, Waitresses, Relieving Maid, Rotorua : Housemaid Waitress, C. Generals, 35/; Lady Helps, 30/; Domestics, Youths, Farm Hands. x 27 ELIABLB Registry, 10. Queen St.— t'ook. Housemaid Waitresse : s, Housekeeper (able milk), Married Couple (two), Domestics. x 27 STRAND Registry, Strand Arcade.—Cooke, Laundress, General, Cook-Gen erals, Domestics, Help, numerous Private Situations. x 29 Registry Bureau, Princess Bldgs.— *-> LaundreKs, Cook Generals, Waitress (N. Auckland), Domestics, Cook, private. 27

WANTED TO BUY. ABLE to give better. Walker's, Ltd. Able to give better, Walker's, Ltd. Able to give better. Walker's, Ltd. D ABOUT Apparel—Mrs. Outtrim, Largest f Buyer Ladies', Gents' Left-off Clothing. 71, Victoria St. Phone «-674. 1 A LWAYS Ring 42-606—We Buy Leftoff "- Clothing, Boots, etc. — Mrs. Piggott (late Kelly), Darby St. \ D A RTIFICIAL Teeth, Crowns, Bridges, any "• condition; top market price paid.— Pearline Co., 9, Security Bldgs. D ARTIFICIAL Teeth bought by dental - rx - mechanic. letters promptly attended to,—S. Gordon, P.O. Box, 1401. Auckland. q A UCKLAND Auctioneering Company will Auction or Buy your Furniture to your best advautage.—G, Customs St. W. D FAIR PRICE FOR YOUR FURNITURE IS ASSURED IF YOU BRING IX TO JOHN CARLAW, Auctioneer, 24, Wyndham St. (next to Gas Office). Phone 44-246. p BARBERS < "hairs (2). good order.—Particulars to Chairs, 4515, Stak. x2fl T>EST Price for Furniture, Walker's. J -' Best Price for Furniture, Walker's. Best Price for Furniture. Walker's. D T>UILDING Shares, Old Gold, •" Suits. Clothing, Bags, Cameras, etc.— Meltzer Bros., 65-67. Victoria St. Phone 45-330 i p T\O it to-day, ring George Walker's. Do XJ it to day, ring George Walker's. Do It to-day, ring George Walker's. D good, dry ; highest market price. *- cash on delivery.—T. \V. Doo, Victoria St. W. _b "PURNITURE needed, phone Walkor's, i •*• Ltd. Furniture needed, phone Walker's, Ltd. d FURNITURE for Seaside House, small or large lot, £100 cash, wanted Immediately ; also Piano.—Write *B. 353. Star. i> your Auction Sale to Walker's. *-* Give your Auction Sale to Walker's. Give your Auction Sale to Walker's. I) /RENTS' Left-rff Clothing. Boots, etc.. Bought for Spot Cash.—Wise. 04. Hob son St. Phone 45-524. D TNTENDING Sellers consult Walker's. 717- ■*- tending Sellers consult Walker's. Intending Sellers consult Walker's. D TUST prices from George Walker's, .lust prices from George Walker's. Just prices from George Walker's. D T ADIES', Gents', Children's Misllt and XJ Left-off Clothing; 100 Men's Coats wanted ; prompt cash.—Tuck, Rotorna. D T ET George Walker's Auction it. Let x - i George Walker's Auction it. Let [ George Walker's Auction it. D i T)AIR Hedgehogs, Pair Magpies wanted : I -■• state price, freight paid, to Waimiha.— Write D.8.. 4021, Star. 27 TJIANO Case wanted.—Graham, Napier - 1 - At.. Takapuna. x2B I>UNCHING Machine wanted for sideshow • state price.—Write T. 4120. Star. 28 PUSH Chair, good order: cheap.—Write T. Allen. G.P.0., Papatoetop. x 27 "DOUND Tent, 60ft to 80ft, top, good ! - 1 -* , order, wanted. —-Apply 11. Stewart Entertainer, c/o Post Office. Hastings. 29 CJECOND-HAND Strongroom Door.—State »o size and make to Nat. 403. Star. s2B SHEWING Machine, Singer preferred, good *J order and condition, spot cash, no dealers.—Write M. 3920. Star. 27 CJEWING Machines. 100 wanted: £10 best machines: go anvwhere immediately Globe. 154. Queen St. 'Phone 40-2«>.>. :-; ! CMNGER Drophead Sewing Machine, also KJ Hand Machines; best priced, spot cash S. Strand Arcade. d rpwo Auctioneers selling at Walker's. Two •*■ auctioneers selliug at Walker's. Two auctioneers selling at Walker's. r> VXfE want to Buy Furniture, any qvnr.- " tit.v: valuations free.—Phone 43-025 J. R. Robertson, opp Court's. D 4 rpHE POT'S ALWAYS BOILING.-We buv 1 Golrt and Silver of every descrlptW Krms alnns your oM nines Chains. Gold Teeth. Platinnm etc Lberal npces given Spot ca.h.-Horaceßobinlon ■ J .<e. Queen St. opp. Town Hall. b ryE want to Buy Furniture, any nuan- »» tit.v: valuations free.—Phone 43-0->" ■T.. R. Robertson, onn Court's f>4

DENTISTRY. pAIXLESS T%ENTISTUY. When your teeth begin to decay. See Howey Wp.lker -without delay. If you live at the Bluff 'tis well worth the fare For you hear his slogan everywhere. Gentleness and Estreme Care. TTOWEY Ueatist, City Chambers.

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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 229, 27 September 1928, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 229, 27 September 1928, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 229, 27 September 1928, Page 1

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