PERSONAL. BUSINESS Lady wants Hot Dinner daily, 6 p.m., vicinity 2nd-3rd section, Mt. Eden Rd.—Write M. 6455, Star. 8 DO write to Mumsie; longing for letters, anxious about you; love.—Mumsie. xlO I JOSEPH SOUTH, 104, Newton Rd., » hereby apologise to Mrs. Lenehan for using bad language re her character. — J. P. South. s8 I JOSEPH SOUTH, 104, Newton Rd., » hereby apologise to Mrs. Catherine South, 43, Great North Rd., for using bad language re her character. —J. P. South. x 8 KHYBER —Last letter returned to-day. Hurt. No use writing. Hope you are well. Love.—Broadstone. LADY, going Rotorua Thursday, would like hear of seat private car; pay 10/. —Write Car, 518, Star. x 8 MRS. HAYTER—CaII for picture left 83, Cook St., 14 days, will be sold for expenses. 9 SPIRELLA Corsets.—Will Agent please send address to Customer -6502, Star. x 8 rpRAVELLER, working North Waikato and Bay, wants to meet another with car. Urgent.—Phone 42-020, between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. 8 WC. —Don't worry. Come home, end « suspense.—H.C. ■ x 8 WILL Joe Taylor, cycle mechanic. Devonport last address, please write Friend. 6531, Star. xlO WILL the Parents of Lindle Tinsley Wadsworth, kindly communicate with friend.—Write M. 6501. Star. xlO —ANSWERED your Numbered Message, no reply, registered letter dead. Can't read. x 8 BUSINESS PERSONAL. A BSOLUTELY Cheapest Store for Motor Accessories, Tyres and Tubes.—Fred i Forde, Pitt St. Phone 46-599. D A LWAYS Buy Mechanic's, Engineer's and Bricklayer's Overall requirements at Bert Marshall's. The "Hat King" Store. C A BERT MARSHALL Hat, 8/11; Tweed Caps, 2/6. —The "Hat King" Store, top Symonds St. C A J. PARK AND SONS, Reg. Patent Attorneys, 23 and 21, National Bank Buildings, Shortland St. D BERNICE WARREN for Ladies' Bags, Pearls, Pictures; exclusive gifts.—Dilworth Buildings, Customs St. D CORN Sufferers. —Write or ca'J —Horsley's Corn Remedy ; absolute cure; price 1/6 94. Queen St. D FRESH Fish, all varieties; wholesale prices, at the Fish Market, 12a, Little Queen St. A HAVE your Lawn Mower Sharpened; collected and delivered. —Smith's, 14, Wakefield St. Phone 44-770. C ""Jt/TATTAMAC" Featherweight Storm-■J-'J- proofs are reliably waterproof in continuous day after day rain.—Mattamac Store, Lister Bldgs.. Victoria St. East. C PATENTS obtained throughout the world, backed by experience.—Henry Hughes. Ltd.. 209. Dilworth Bldgs.. Auckland. MS SCORE Califonts at 37/6, selling rapidly; offer closing. Book your order immediately.—Healy and Mollet, Bank Buildings. Upper Queen St. H MATRIMONIAL. INTRODUCTIONS arranged throughout . J*cw, Zealand, f oiuneople. Of all view matrimony; confidence resMtteu; integrity.—36, Phoenix Chambers; C.P.O. Phone 45-504. x? WORKING Man (26), steady, wishes meet, view marriage. Working Girl (21-24). 36- Phoenix Chambers. x 8 PUPILS WANTED. ART Basket Work, Leather Work, Poker Work, Pewter Work, Pen Painting, Carving. Prospectus posted. — Miss Ayling, 4, Strand Arcade. C ASHLEIGH COLLEGE, N.Z. Insurance Buildings—Tuition for Matriculation, Professional Prelims., Teachers' Certificates. P.S.E., Backward Education. C A~~ UCKLAND Motor Dr .ving School—Driving License guaranteed. — Hamlin and Co.. Ltd.. 57. Albert St. D DRESSMAKING Classes, Greenwood's Corner, Epsom (next Fowler, Lani Agent), 2-hour lesson 2/6. —Appointments, Phone 20-275. C JOHN MANSON, Teacher of Violin, Mandolin and Piano.—Studio, 243, Symonds St., opp. P.O. £ MAEWA KAIHAU, Teacher of Maori Songs, Hakas and Poi Dances.—2l7, Pacific Bldgs. Private Phone 20-108. D H/TAYHILL'S Motor School, 8, Lower IVJ. Al'jert St. Phone 44-174. Established 1918; experienced instructors; certificate guaranteed. _D MAORI for beginners: matriculation, licensed interpreters; simple, useful, interesting.—N.Z. Correspondence Schools, P.O. Box 50. Auckland. 9 01CB, Song, Speech, Pianoforte, Theory. Mrs. Hallam, L.T.C.L., has a few vacancies.— Studio, 15. Karangahape Rd. C December matriculation STUDENTS
Get individual Tuition Any subject or section thereof. , DRULEIGH COLLEGE. Anzac Avenue. RD LEASE OFFERED. Excellent office and warehouse ACCOMMODATION, In Modern, well lighted and Ventilated Builtifag. Particularly low rental to approved tenant. Apply, C. AICKEN AND SONS (AK.), LTD., Anzac Avenue. :xlO WINES Fort SALE. j CORBAN'S! N.Z.'s Leading Wines. Better j than ever; equal to the best imported and as cheap. 8 XN VALID Port, 42/6; Claret, 42/; Red, 4f>/ ; s>herry, 48/ ; Extra Special Sherry. 60/; Special Reserve Port, 60/. Freight Paid. Delivery free. State occupation.— Corban's, The Wine P=ople. 31. Fort St 42-463 D QUALITY, Economy.—Quality is the first essential in Wine. Cortpn's, the name that guarantees quality. xIC DENTISTRY. IJIEETH AT JJOWEY yyALKER'S. These fees for upper or lower set: £2 10 0 "Utility" Teeth. Very Useful. Guaranteed. £4 4 0 "Standard" plate. Superior quality. £5 15 0 Howey Walker's "Special." Three years' guarantee. £7 7 0 "Ideal" Dentnre. Lovely teeth Fit and feel like yonr own. We would like to show you these Teetb. JjJOWEY Address: 209, Queen Street. ' D SEEDS, PLANTS AND GARDEN. CABBAGE, Lettuce, Cauliflower, 2/; Onions 1/ 100, posted ; Thornless Gooseberries, 16/ dozen.—Porter, Box 289, Auckland. 8 (CABBAGE, Lettuce, S. Beet, 1/4 100: J Onion, 8d 100, 5/ 1000; Kumara, 2/6 100, 20/ 1000; Tomato, 1/2 doz., 7/ 100.: postage extra. —Newmarket Seed Co., Auckland. C
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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 238, 8 October 1928, Page 1
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