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Shipping.
P. & o.
e
FREMANTLE, INDIA, CHINA, AND EUROPE.
Steamer.
Tons.
Commander.
Leaves
INDIA
791Ii
6525
9500
9505
10000
10500
6522
6S9S
F. W. Vibert, R.N.R.
C. L. W. Field
E. H. Gordon
C. F- Preston, R.N.R.
G. C. Henning, R.N.R.
E Street
R. L. Haddock, EN.R.
W. L. Broun. EN.R.
Jan. 25
Feb. S
Feb. 22
Mar. S
Mar. 22
ApL 5
Apl. 19
May 3.
JRITANNIA..
(MOLDAVIA
^MONGOLIA
{tMOOLTAN.
1MARMORA
•VICTORIA..
•HIMALAYA.
And fortnightly thereafter.
•Calling at Hohart en route from Sydney.
JTwin Screw.
^ First and Second Saloon Passages granted from
• Europe, India, China, and ^Vestern Australia.
Special and Round-the-World Excursions arranged,
tiso through rates to New York.
Passages arranged for any port..
For information and handbooks apply to
ELDER; SMITH, & CO., LIMITED, Agents.
20ScEeowcx233
HOWARD SMITH
LINE.
STEAMERS WILL LEAVE PORT ADELAIDE AS
follows:—
(circumstances permitting):—
■ TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
ALBANY, FREMANTLE, BUNBURY (transhipping
for Perth, Geraldton, and other W.A. Ports).
Steamer. | Master. | To leave Port Adelaide.
•BO MB ALA j R. Douton I Saturday. Jan. 13, noon. I
B0MBAT.4 I R. Douton | Tuesday, Fob. 13, 3 p.m.
•No Cargo received after 10 a.m. on sailing date.
*NOTE—This Steamer will await the arrival of
{he 11.35 a.m. train from Adelaide.
TO EASTERN STATES.
MELBOURNE,
IS^ZnE 1 S.S, BOMBALA,
ris- j
(Transhipping at Bris- f m '
ne f
irts).
! bane for Queensland I ^ P-nL .
■ports). J
EULF PORTS TO SYDNEY AND NEWCASTLE.
S.S." TIME leaves WALLAROO, SATURDAY,
January 13.
SS. TIME leaves POET PIRIE, TUESDAY, Janu
■ry 16.
Cargo must be alongside steamers not less than
nn'l hour before advertised time of sailing.
' Note.—Saloon Tickets are now interchangeable
with inter-State Companies, subject to conditions
to be ascertained on application.
HOWARD SMITH COMPANY. LIMITED,
113, King William-street, Adelaide;
and North-parade, Port Adelaide. 24c
ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP
SOMPAHI, LIIITEfl.
• .WHI dispatch. Steamers from Port Adelaide
as under (circumstances permitting):—
. ALBANY AND FREitANTLE,
transhipping for Esperaiice, Vasse, Bunbury,
>?erth, Geraldton, all North-West Ports, and Singa
pore on Through Bills of Lading.
ERANTALA.. j. I Tuesday I January 1G I 1 p.m.
vXQNGAIiA ] Tuesday | January 30 | 4 p.m.
MELBOURNE and SYDNEY,
transhipping for Queensland Ports.
■CKANTALA. .. .. J Monday J January 29 | 3 p.m.
<" SYDNEY AND NEWCASTLE.
MOONTA ......... | Friday | January' 19 I J p.m.
PORT LINCOLN, WALLAROO, FRANKLIN
HARBOR, ABNO, TUMBY, AND LOUTH BAYS.
KUBANDA .... | Tuesday | January 16 1 3 p.m.
Cheap Excursion Fares.
. PORTS AUGUSTA, GERMED?, AND PIRIE.
INVESTIGATOR | Saturday | January 13 ] nooi
POINT TURTON, MINLACOWTE, PORTS
RICKABY AND VICTORIA, MOONTA, PORTS
JBBOUGHTON AND PIRIE.
HERBERT .. .. .. | Tuesday 1 Jan. 16 j noon.
Saloon Passage Tickets interchangeable with
other Inter-State Companies, subject to eruditions,
Which can be ascertained on application.
THE ADELAIDE STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED,
■ , Adelaide; and Port Adelaide.
A. U. S. N.
Steamers will (circumstances permitting) be dis
patched from Port Adelaide for:—
1 *KANOWNA(7,000 tons),
, Tues., Jan. 23, 3 p.m.
•''wSfi V ttt GS^f on't V'KYARRA (7,000 tons),
Perth, N.W. Ports of I tw* irph fi i n m.
• W.A, and Singapore). Tues" Feb" 6' " P'™
JELBOUBNE, (
SYDNEY, , J «KYARRA (7,000 tons),
(Transhipping for Nou-1 Tues., Jan. 23, 2 p.m.
mea, Fijian Ports, all f*KANOWNA(7,000 tons),
Queensland Ports, and I Tues., Feb. 6, 2 p.m.
Thursday Island). J
*TVin Screws.'
♦Carrying First, Second, and Third Class Pas
sengers. Saloon. Tickets interchangeable # with
other Inter-State Companies, subject to conditions.
No Cargo received within one hour of sailing
time.
For particulars apply to A.U.S.X. Co., LTD., S7,
King William-street, and Port Adelaide. 165c
EAciLWBAIFH, KICEACHARN, & CO.
PROPRIETARY, LIMITED,
Will dispatch the following passenger steamer
(circumstances permitting)
1 KANOWNA,
FREMANTLE, J- TUESDAY, Jan. 23.
J at 3 p.m.
- - p.m.
mraimTOY \ COOLGARDIE,
FREMANTLE, / SATURDAY^ Feb. 3
GERALDTON, 3 at 1" noon"
' Transhipping for PERTH WHARF and all N
PORTS.
MELBOURNE, ")
Transhipping for Syd- I rorwr twwrw
ne^and Queensland j SAS$™2fl
}
MELBOURNE,
SYDNEY, I KANOWNA,
Transhipping for j TUESDAY, Feb. 6.
Queensland ports). J
Note.—Saloon Tickets interchangeable after f
port with other Inter-State Companies, subj
to conditions to be ascertained at the Compan
Offices.
McILWRAITH, McEACHARN, & CO., PRO
PRIETARY-, LIMITED,
National Mutual Buildings, 01, King Willi
street, Adelaide; or
34c J. RAWLINGS & SON. Port Adelaide
KUDBART, PARKER, &
PROPRIETARY, LIMITED,
. will dispatch from Fort Adelaide
(circumstances permitting), for
MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY
(Transhipping for Queensland and New Zealand)
ports),
fS.S. RiVERINA .. | Monday j January 15 J 2 p.m.
ALBANY AND FREMANTLE
(Transhipping for Perth, Geraldton, and North
west Ports),
•S.S. RIYERINA .. | Saturday | Jan. 27 | noon.
ALBANY. BUNBURY, FREMANTLE, GERALD
TON, without Transhipment
J.S. BURRUMBEET.. | Saturday | Jan. 20 | noon.
•NEW STEAMER SPECULLY BUILT FOR THE
TRADE Carrying First, Second, and Third
Class Passengers. Fitted with refrigerated space.
Saloon, PASSAGE TICKETS INTERCHANGE
ABLE with other Inter-State Companies, subject to
conditions, which can be ascertain,d at our Offices.
324c D. & J. FOWLER. LIMITED, Agents.
MELBOURNE STEAMSHIP SOY,
LIMITED,
wiH dispatch their Steamers from Port Adelaide
as under (circumstances permitting).—
ALBANY, V
FREMANTLE, I S.S. HOBART,
BUNBURY, J January 15.
GERALDTON,
}
SYDNEY1^ \ S.S. PERTH,
NEWCASTLE ' J JaDu^ 2S"
NEWCASTLE
No Transhipment. Splendid Stock Accommodation.
Also taking cargo' through to Perth Wharf.
For freights and passages apply
24c H. MUECKE & CO., Adelaide and Port.
YOEKt'S PcNlNSU.A AHD
KAciCAKQO ISLAM.
THE GULF STEAMSHIP COY., LD„
jriH dispatch Steamers, as under, on and after
January 2 next:—
EDITHBURGH.—S.S. Warooka, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, at 9 a.m., returning Thursdays and
Mondays.
A RD ROSS AN.—S.S. Kooringa, Tuesdays, at 9
a.m., returning same days. Thursdays, at 9 a.m,,
returning Fridays.
KANGAROO ISLAND.—S.S. Kooringa, Satur
days, at 8 a.m., returning Mondays. (Calling at
Glenelg, weather permitting.) Freights prepaid.
Cargo received daily at Company Shed, but
no cargo wiH be received alongside Steamer
within half an hour of sailing time.
E. C. MUECKE, Secretary, Adelaide and Port.
STANSBURY.—S.S. Juno sails S.30 a.m.,' Thurs
days, returning same day. Saturdays, S.30 a.m.,
returning Mondays, 10 ajn.
PORT VINCENT.—S.S. Juno, 0 a.m., Tuesdays,
returning Wednesdays, 10 a.m., and S.S. Ceres,
Saturdays, £.30 a.m., returning same day.
ARDROSSAN.—S.S. Ceres, 9 a.m., Mondays, re
turning Tuesdays, 10 a.m. Cargo received No.
1 Shed, McLaren Wharf, Saturday, and up to time
of sailing. Hiley's Coach, leaving Maztknd, 7.30
a_m is timed for Ceres, Tuesdays.
HOG Ray and QUEENSCLIFFE.—S.S. Ceres, S
i m , Wednesdays, returning Thursdays, 10 a.m.
(calling Glenelg, weather permitting). Freights
EXCURSIONS.—Day Tickets issued Thursday to
, Etansbury; Saturdays to Port Vincent 5/ Rc
'"sMweoc A. LeMESSURIER. Secretary.
iTTIOR EUCLA, ESPERANCE BAY, AND HOPE
LE TOUN-—The IRIS, ready to receive cargo
(Prince's Wharf), Tuesday, 16th. sails FRIDAY,
19th ""*■ Eucla gnd Hopetoun Freights pre
Pai3 6,8 A. & E LeMESSURIER, Agents.
Susiness Notices.
always dike at
1 COVENT GARDEN
dining ROOMS,
i tt KING WILLIAM-STREET, next Leaver's.
2 COURSES, with TEA or COFFEE, 1/. (Hih
^ ^'ELLIS BEOS., 1
j- Acctions.
On MONDAY, at 10.30.
AT OUR MART, INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS.
IN THE ESTATE OF A DECEASED PERSON.
VALUABLE COLLECTION NATIVE WEAPONS,
GENERAL FURNITURE AND EFFECTS.
JOHNSON & COMPLY
will sell, as under, without any reserve—
COTTAGE PIANO, three good Carpets, Fenders
and Irons, Blackwood and Kauri Sideboards,
Linoleums, two Extension Lining Tables,
Singer Sewing Machine, Cedar Cbiffonniere,
good Single Beds, Chest Drawers (all sizes),
three good Drawing-room Suites, Bedroom
Suites, in Huon, Blackwood, Cedar, and Ash,
Ballstand, Wardrobes, a nnraber of good Pic
tures, Kitchen Safes, Tables, 5 dozen Dixon's
best E.P. Ware (King patterns).
And, at 1*2 o'clock—
Quantity Flags, Masonic Flags, a- small Li
brary of really first-class Books, including
Household Edition of Dickens, many Pic
torial and Artistic Works, a valuable collec
tion of Native Weapons (about SO pieces),
Pistols, Daggers, Enfield Rifles, &c.
All on View To-day.
MONDAY, January 15, at 11.
. ON THE PREMISES, GLOUCESTER-STREET,
PROSPECT (near the Windmill Hotel).
FOR THE ESTATE OF THE LATE J. G. DAWE,
J. A. SANDO
Is instructed by the Executor to sell—
BUILDER'S and CONTRACTOR'S PLANT
1S3 Scaffold Planks, 100 Poles, Pudlocks,
Transoms. Ropes, Iron Mortarboards, 5 Lad
ders (14 "ft. to 40 ft.), Carpenter's Bench,
Vice,- Sieves, Iron Blocks, 3 Iron Wheel--,
Roofing Slate, Tiles, Timber. 75 Tar Drums,
Bond Iron, Wire Netting, Chain, llarble
Slate, Lead, Paint, Nails, Scrap Iron, Force
Pump. Fowl Coop.
G.I. Oflice, S.S50 Bricks, 53 ft. Wrought Iron
. Fencing (5 it. 4), 2 Gates and Standards,
large Gist Iron Gale, -Door, Windows
Pair HANDSOME PONTES (131 hands), Tip
top Bay Horse (151 hands). Waggonette, 2
Spring-Drays. 5 Sets Harness, &c.
Allotment 57, Gloucester-street, 50 ft. by 173 ft.
Allotments 7S and 7S, Farrant-street, Prospect,
5S ft. by 133 ft.
Also, on another account—
Allotments 2, 16, 17, 32, and 33. each 40 ft.,
Stepheuson-street, South Nailsworth.
Horses. Vehicles, Harness, and Land will be
offered at 12 o'clock.
On MONDAY, January 15, at 12 o'clock.
BY ORDER OF A GUARANTEE UNDER A BILL
OF SALE,
AND BY ORDER OF THE LANDLORD,
UNDER DISTRAINT FOR' RENT.
ON THH PREMISES OF LAURA ABBOTT,
CORNER OF ANGAS AND HANSON STREETS.
F. J. BOTTING & CO.
arc instructed to sell, as above—
DONKEY COSTER CART and HARNESS
Stock of a Storekeeper
Grindstone. Hand Truck, Carpenters' Benches
anil Tools
Furniture, Empty Cases and Casks. Sewing Ma
chine for Leather, Work
Lot Chaff, Counter, and Sundries.
Persons Wanted.
Under this heading (if prepaid) 14 words. Sixpence.
AT once, General, 3 in family; good wages;
references.—Mrs. Gillingbam, Fish ex-st., Mai
11-3
A COMPETENT GENERAL for small family;
immediately.—Mrs. W. B. Poole, Bose-st.,
Prospect. 11-3
A LAD wanted; gardening, generally useful;
Jtjl. live on premises; slate wages, age; references.
—"Don,"this office. 12-3
A
KIND Person would adopt a little Boy, or take
care.—"Person," this office. 12-3
AT Uuley Agency, opp. tnunsheds.—Wanted,
Cooks, Housemaids, good Generals, Girl,
milk, at once. * , 12-3
APPRENTICES wanted, small premium, learn
useful trade; wages; cripple no objection.—
"Mono," this office. 10,3
AGENTS ana Collectors wanted to represent the
Standard Life Association, Limited. To ener
getic men of good address liberal and progressive
terms of remuneration will be granted, with spe
cial opportunities for promotion to a fixed salaried
position in the service. Previous experience not
nc-cessary. Apply, 9 a.m., with references, to
Selborne Chambers, Pirie-street, Adelaide. 6we
ARTISTS, Variety, of all descriptions, for To
night's Entertainment. Apply Bristol Music- :
Hall, Franklin-st. 6w27 j
—RIALTO, Victoria-sq.—Cooks, Housemaids
• Laundry Housemaids, Generals, Helps, hotels
private, suburbs, country.
A"
A T Miss Townsend's, Pulteney-st.—Cook, Snow
-«£A- town"; Housemaids, Cooks, Medindic, Gle
nelg; Laundress, Mondays, Tuesdays.
AT Mrs. Phillips', Pirie-st.—Hotel Cook, Horn
maid, together, 20/, 32/; • Housemaids, Gen
rals, city.
AT Hittmann's Offices.—Two Generals, statio
20/; Cooks, Housemaids, Waitresses, go
hotel, town, country.
A'
T once, Presser, good, and Cleaner, Canvasser,
&c.; good pay.—Frank Collier, Port Pirie.
ACTIVE Boys wanted. Apply between 9 and 10,
A. Simpson k San, Gawler-pl. 13-5
AT McSweeny's.—Wanted, 2 Station Cou
pios, Second Cook, Sculleryman, 2 Wai-1
tresses. Glc-nelg; Generals, Ladyhelps.
A T McSweeny's.—Wanted, Chef; Cook, 20/;
Cook, Victoria; Laundry Housemaid, 15/, 111
o'clock; hotel Lad, Waitresses.
A T Yictoria-sq. Registry.—Housemaids, Wait
-ljl- resses, Generals (good homes), 14/, 12/,
10/; Nureegirls, Helps.
B
0-YS. over 16, wanted. Apply, 9 to 3C,
Simpson k Son, Gawler-pl. 12-13
BOY, smart and attentive, for warehouse;
generally useful; give references.—"Ware-1
house," this office. 12-15
BLACKSMITH, Wheelwright, Fitter, Apprentice I
for Blacksmith.—E. Schrapcl, Coach and Im- j
plement Factory, Tanun'da. 11-r
COMPETENT middle-aged Person as General;
family 3; state wages expected.—"Eight,"
this office. 11-3
CQACHJ3UILDER, at once, wanted, good hand, j
wheels and body; constant if suitable.—Oke,
N.A. * 12-3 i
/"COOPERS wanted at once.—J, R. Neuenkirchen, '
V-/ , Pirie-st. v 13-rt
/"COMPETENT Married Couple or General, sta- I
^tion. Apply, immediately, M. Scott, Elder, 1
Smith's, Kooringa; references. 33-D
COMPANION or Ladyhdp, all duties, at oc
19,L—"Nairn," Gleneig P.O.
IAPABLE Housekeepers, country; .Cooks, Hoi
' maids, town; General, hotels, private; La
helps.—*269, King Wm.-st.
C
CHEMISTS Apprentice, about 15, gc
appearance; premium required.
cus," tins office.
EXPERIENCED Farm Foreman, married." Ft
tber particulars apply IV. p. Cummins, "Fa
View," Collinsfield. , 11-3x13
EXPERIENCED General, Email family. Apply
before 12, after 7, Mrs. Hussey, "Cavan
dalc," Lefevre-ter. " 11-3
EXPERIENCED Master (University graduate
preferred) for English classes, mornings, and
two evenings only; permanent. Apply by letter
Remington Business College. 20, Waymouth-st.
E
XPER1ENCED Brickmaker for Strathaibvn.
Apply by letter to I. Watson, Strathaibyn.
EXPERIENCED Restaurant Waitress or young
Woman to learn. Apply Martin's Dining
Rooms, Rundle-st.
EXPERIENCED General, good cook; wages, 10/;.
2 in family. Apply Gladsmuir, Wilkinson
rd., J'arkride. 32-5
FIREMAN for vertical boiler.—George O. Pcnn,
preserving works, corner Flinders and Ack
land sis.
FIRST-CLASS Housekeeper; two kept. Apply
McCarthy, Lilford, Henley Beach-rd-, Mile
End.
/"GENERAL, lady, five children (youngest 4); S/;
vJ Naiisworth tram.—Mrs. Grant, Nottage-ter.,
Medindic. 33-5
Gr
G
.OOD General, for country hotel; able to do
plain cooking; 35/.—"Special," this office.
IRL, used to Paging Machine, Apply Det
mold, Lid. 13-o
G]
IRL, young, mind baby, 14 months old, sleep
home.—209, Rundle-st. E.
HANDY Man, with paperhangers' tools, paper
couple rooms. Apply Jones' store, Sturt-st.
HUNT'S Labor Offices.—Respectable Youth
wanted, bottling department, spirit store; 10/
weekly; references required.
"LTUNTS Labor Offices.—Wanted, Blacksmith,
-Ll 42/ week, board, lodging; Married Couples,
Ostler, Farm Hands.
H
OUSEMAID, one used to waiting at table.—
Austral Hotel, Ruudle-st. 12-13
INTELLIGENT, useful Lad, good writer, used to
telephone; references required.—"Officer," (his
office.
TUNIOR Clerk, smart at figures, used to ac
0 counts. Apply, letter only, IL L. Vosz,
Limited, S3, Rundle-st. 13-6
T ADY1IELP wanted, young, fond of children;
1 E i all particulars and salary.—"School Resi
dence," this office.
XADYHELP, immediately, for elderly couple;
i all duties; comfortable home; 7/.—"City,"
i (36), used driving, for farm m_ country.
Apply Satarday, J. Cornish. Victoria-sq.
CTEE'S Help wanted for the country. Ap
plj" IPS, Gover-st. W., N.A. 11-3
7 wanted with horses and trolly to sell
drinks on commission. Apply Goodier
Jrewing Company, Limited, GlanviHe.
[TIER'S. Help that can cook, housework,
aundry sent" out; no bedroom work; other
10/; active.—"Protestant," Gleneig P.O.
INT GAMBIER SCHOOL OF MINES AND
INDUSTRIES.
(RATE APPLICATIONS are invited up to
eluding Tuesday, January 30 next, for the
us, aa undermentioned, of Instructor to
in connection with the above School,
ir the Position of Instructor to the Dress
; (Adelaide School of Mines System) and
ir the-Position of Instructor to the Typc
, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping Classes.
cants to state, in each instance, what
■equired. Day and Evening Classes. Suc
Applicants to have the right of private
AH particulars from
FBED-.H^ EBCHBIETHr.B.cau_Secretary.
* ■ .. m
Persons Wanted.
AFFICE Boy, one just left school preferred. Ap
ply "Smart," this office.
tPENING for Lady of education, intellect,
-J' bition. and energy, to permit development
for advanced position.—"Advantageous," this o:
fice.
TillOTOGILfPHlC.—Lady Assistant.—El
i "Woodbridge," Tynte-st. east, N
-Ernest Gall,
North Ade
THIO IOGRAPH Y.—To Parents—Opening for
A_ Youth learn professional photography; terms.
■McNeill's Studios, Rundle-st.
"PRESSER.—Strong Youth for seam pressing.—
an I'arton & Co., GrewoH-st.
TJ-UBLIC LIBRARY OR SOUTH AUSTRALIA,
JL . ADELAIDE.
The Board of Governors invite APPLICATIONS
from persons comDctent to undertake tiie duties
Of CHIEF CATALOG CAR. . ,. „ t
A thorough knowledge of the Dictionary System
of Cataloguing and ci Lite Dewey Decimal System
of Classification essential. . t
Engagement offered for three years; salary, A—TO
per annum. . .
Written particulars regarding the Library, a.so
the conditions and duties of the position, may be
obtained from the undersigned, to whom appli
cations, in the applicant's handwriting, stating
age, qualifications, and experience, together won
tlu'ee recent testimonials, must be sent uuiore
February 26, 190(5..
J. E. G. ADAMS,
G,13 Principal Librarian and Secretary.
pEETTI PUBLIC HOSPITAL.
■ WESTERN AUSTRALLA.
APPLICATIONS will be received up to Wednes
day, 24th January, 1906, for the position of
TWO JUNIOR RESIDENT MEDICAL OFFICERS.
Salarv, £100 per annum, with board, washing,
and residence.
No- private practice allowed.
Appointment to be till 30th April, 1907. Trav el
ling expenses allowed (second mail or first
coaster) after 12 months' service.
Registration Fee will be paid, but it is to be
refunded if private practice is taken up in Wes
tern Australia afterwards.
Applications to be addressed to the Secretary,
accompanied by particulars of qualifications, year
of graduating, age,, testimonials, and references.
One of the successful applicants to commence
duty on 1st of March, 1903, and the other on 1st
of May, 1906.
Honorary Medical Staff attached to Hospital.
304,-.6,13,S NEILSON HANCOCK, Secretary.
I" >ESPECTABLE Girl, about 13, mind child walk
V ing; wages, £1 per month. Apply "Jlum
berttcne'," Victor Harbor.
EESPECTABLE Girl, with reference, for light
housework. Apply Mrs. Freeze, Woolnough
rd., Exeter.
STEADY young Man, used to delivery cart. Ap
ply "Delivery," this office. IL'3
TKONG Woman, all domestic duties; sleep in
or out.—133, Wakefield-sc.
s*
rtXHOHOUGH General Servant wanted; references
J5_ required- Apply Mrs. C. R. Morris, Aluieria
Woodville.
.rpO Dressmakers.—Wanted, situation, Improver,
JL by young lady.—"Willing," this office.
spencer compy
X. requires
TWO FIRST-CLASS TROLLY SMITHS:
Also, VICE" MAN.
Constant work; highest wages.
YTACANCF FOR boy TO LEARN THE WATCH.
* ; MAKING TRADE
Good chance for intelligent boy.
"X.Y.Z.," this office.
ANTED, a smart, pushing young Man for
hawking drapery.—C. G. Bleeze, Moonta.^
w
W
7ANTED, little Girl, about 13, look after a
r baby; fare paid.—Mrs. O'ilalley, Eden Val
ley. If-6'
WANTED, a good strong Girl as General Ser
vant; country girl preferred. Apply Impe
rial HoceL
/ANTED, Ironworker. Apply on job, J. T.
Brown. Hanson-ct.
T£tANTED, Experienced Waitress.—Pcrdrix's
i V. Restaurant, Grenieil-st.
WANTED for Western Australia, smart Junior;
knowledge wholesale clothing department.—
Box 4Q0a G.P.O. ]i"3„
EX 7 ANTED, General, country preferred. Apply
YV Mrs. H. Hobbs, East Mardtn. Paradise tram
Lo Glynde. . F^"3
VX7ANTED, good General Servant. Apply C.
VY Cresdee, butcher, Sydenham-rd... Norwood.
Country girl for preference. 1L3
.'ED. good General Servant.—Mrs.
YV ~~NitsciAe, Hackncy-rd., Hackney. U-3
ANTED, General Help, 3 hours daily, except
Sunday. Apply "General," West Thebar
ton. ' ~-~3
W'ANTED, Lad (about IS), accustomed to
butchering- prepared to be generally useful;
state wages;, references required.—Chas. Cane,
Ardrossan.
7 ANTED a good General, no washing or shirts.
Apply'at once, Mrs. Ritson, Commercial-rd.,
ilyde Park.
ETTTANTED, a Boy, milk at
T Y once, W. Bradley, Re;
rent-sin, Parkside.
7ANTED, steady Man. able drive and general
V Y work, farm hand preferred; wages 20/.—1<.
I. Kuhlmann, Little Para Orangery, Salisbury^
ns 7 ANTED, a smart General Servant Apply Mrs.
VV'Cotterill Oriental Hotel, Osmond-ier., Nor
vcod. ' J-1'13
[If7ANTED, exDerienced General; references. Ap
VV ply, aiter 5, Mrs. G. G. Martin. Youngs;.,
Carkside. S,10,12-13
WANTED, Wheelwright and Blacksmith.—D.
Prime, O'Conneli-st.. North Adelaide. L--a
SX7ANTED, Bootmaker; state wages; ircm lasts.
VV Apply Wm. Byrth, Nairnc. __1 ...
nrrANTEDr Housekeeper, for single man —
VY "D.H.," this office. T-'3
FT7ANTED, good young General; referenees. Ap
* \ ply 34, Buxton-ter., N.A. zl2-j
EX7ANTED, .experienced Housemaid; reference rc
YV quired.—Mrs. Tim Tollcy, 148, Beulah-rd.,
Norwood. %
►T elderly; expenses paid.—"Superior,'
office. I-'3
'IX7.ANTED, General Servant. Apply before 4 p.m.
VV Monday, 341, Carrington-st. l'arkside car.
WANTED, Girls to learn Waterproof-making.—
Kuiiz & llitrpcr, Jantt-s-pl. 13-5
WANTED, Youth, with some experience garden
ing also knowledge horses and milking.
Apply A.' C. Cutten, Ifughes-st., Woodville.
'EX7HEELWRIG11T, waggon, and general work;
V ¥ State wages, with board.—H. Mildron, _ma
ch'nist, Port Broughton. 12.3-1'
WANTED at once, a steauy and reliable Draper
and Grocer; must be able to take charge of
a general store; singie man preferred. Apply to
George Nenke. F'1""
X/"ANTED. Light General.—Mrs. Benjamin, next
1 > Napier's Store, Gougc-r-st. W.
AT.ANT ED, General, thoroughly experienced;
vY small family. Apply, mornings, Mrs.
>owner, Marlborough-st., College Town. 12-5
WANTED, good Platen Hand.—'Vardon & Prit
chard, Adelaide. ' 11-3
WANTED, useful little Girl; orphan preferred;
would °** r-iro n? TTar.k
ney Postman.
WANTED, good General Servant; also House
parlormaid. Apply, morning, 144, Barnard
st. west. z!3-C
w
'ANTED, a good General,, with references. -
Mrs. IL Sherriff, Henley Beach-rd.
W
/ANTED, a young Man, good milker.—H. Slier
riff, Henley Beach-rd.
W
ANTED, good strong Country Girl, as gene
ral; boy kept.—Chalfont, Blackwood P.O.
j3-(>
WANTED at once, intelligent Lad. about 15, ac
customed dairying; milk, deliver, generally
useful.—"Cook," Henley Beach-road, Loeklcvs.
WANTED, good General; able to do plain cook
ing.—Hilton. Hotel, Hilton.
VX7ANTED, General.—Mrs. Haggart, ilill-ter.^ Ap
\ V ply afternoons. 33-C
WANTED, strong Lad for Shoeing Forge; om
that can clench up.—S. M._Pudney,_Hutt-st.
WANTED, for Lower Murray, steady, respect
. able Conple, used to station; wife, cook.
Apply, by letter. ifRiver," this office. 13-0
WANTED, Shirt Ironers; also Girl for shop,
learn the business.—Imperial Laundry, Unley
road.
WANTED, clean little Girl (sleep home), help
in house: no Lmvly.—"Help," this offic"
ANTED, a voung Girl. Apply Mrs. Brew, Gil
beri-st.
YOUNG Domestic or Ladyhclp. Apply, by let
ter, to Mrs. C. Proud, Blackwood. 13-"
TTOUNG Man, at once, assist milk, deliver;
JL fercnces required.—Parkside Dairy, Kcnil
worth-rd., Parliside. 11-3
YOUTH, well educated, refined business. Apply
bv letter, stating age, &c., Box 367, G.P.O.
lie
YOUTH, as Assistant Sioreman, required;
wholesale grocer; references.—Box 104, G.P.O.
11-3
YOUNG Lady wanted, Barmaid, Western Aus
tralia, musical, £3 week; experience not
necessary.—Ilittmann's Offices.
Situations Wanted.
Under this heading (if prepaid) 14 words. Sixpence.
A S Domesticated Companion, in quiet home;
J\. Email remuneration.—114, Gouger-rt., City.
AFIRST-Class Striker seeks employment; strictly
sober.—"U.," this office.
— 1TING—Ladyhelp, domesticated, ueedle
ork, Protestant, seaside, country, capable
recommended.—269, King Wim-st.
Av
WAITING—Governess, Ladyheips, Parlormaid,
Xxumdry-Housemaid, other Servants.—Vie
toria-sq. Registry, Telephone 56.
BAKERS-—Good P.read, Smallgoods, town
country; references; wages, £L—"Singl
Goodwood P-Q
/XARPESTER, good tradestman, wants work,
VD House Repairs, &<x, 7/ day.—"Carpenter,"
this office. ; 13-5
DOMESTICATED Lady offers services, Com
panion, Help, return comfortable home, small
inn ^--.''Reference.''- Hjuapgoe. . li-S
Situations Wanted.
EXPERIENCED Nursery Governess desires
engagement; thoroughly musical.—"Brank
some," Goodwood P.O. j2-G
GRvlER.—Counter Hand scci^> employment, 9
years' experience; married.--"Han," G.P.O.
11-3
Gr
OOD General Smith, handy with all carpenter's
tools and farm work.—"H.," this ofiice.
LAW—Good all-round middle-aged Cleric desires]
engagement, town or country.—"Jarman,"
tills office. 12-5
T AD (191 seeks Situation; able milk aiid drive;
X* country preferred.—"Jack," this otiicc.
ANAGEMEXT of Farm wanted, near school;
good references; used all latest machinery. ;
'Energetic." Balaklava. 12-5
M
t.'^ARRiED Couple, employment; man, horses,
knockabout; woman, general. Apply "C'ou
pic," this ofiice.
SHOEDfG
P.O.
SING and Jobbing Smith, handy at wood
work, good references.—"Married," Sturt
s
ITUATIOX, Housekeeper or General, wage no
bjcet. Address '"Careful," this office.
r^.RAVELLER, doing Xorlnern Townships and
Peninsula, open undertake Commissions.—
"Traveller," this office.
•\7~GUXG Lady would like Situation sen*e in
X shop or in cash desk; good writer; good at
figures.—"Anxious," this office.
'VOUTI1, J7» passed Junior, Senior, Higher
X Pubiic, seeks situation.—W. Baker, Dover-st.,
Maybnds.
-VTOUNG Lady wishes situation. Mother's Help,
X go country or out town.—"Quiet," this office.
15/;
'—ROOMS Papered, Painted, Ceiling3
Whitened. 1 find everything.—Box 10,
Boarel and Residence.
Under thfc heading (if prepaid) 14 words, Sixpence.
AT "Eurombah," 219, Wakefield-st. cast—Vacan
cies for Gentleman, Board and Residence,
private family. S-13
AT 111, Frauklin-st., Accommodation, single,
double, with or without board; piano, bath;
central. 10-3
A'
T Martin's Coolgardie House, near Railway-sta
tion—Three Meals and Bed for 2/6. 11-G
A T Port Elliot.—3 or 4 furnished Rooms; low
XX lent; particulars.—C. Basham, Port Elliot.
AT 97, FJinders-st.—Superior Home, Ladies, Gen
tlemen, Married Couples; every convenience;
terms moderate.
BLACKWOOD.—To Let, Furnished Rooms, use
kitchen, moderate; lovely view.—Mrs. J.1
Baker.
COMFORTABLE Board and Residence at Madam
llarpur's, Fuilarton-rd., Pstrkside, two doors1
past tranisheds. 12-5
/COMFORTABLE Home for 2 Girkr attending;
\J school. Apply "Park-street," P.O., Unley.'
11,3-5 .
COMFORTABLE Board and Residence or nice j
Furnished Single Room.—96, liurtle-sq. E. !
"/^liERlTON,". North Esplanade.—Vacancies oni
-O the 22nd January.—Mrs. Wright, Henley]
Beach.
FARNLE1GH," Franklin-st., 2 minutes G.P.O.
—Vacancies Gentlemen; piano, bath, stable;
moderate. 11-3
TvURNiSHED Room Vacant, suit single man, 3/G.
—SI, Grotc-st.. Central Market side.
TT^URXISHED Rooms, very superior, double, sin-1
— gle, kitchen, bath; moderate.—2, Tavistock
St.. Uundle-st. 12-5
Ij^OUR coul, furnished Rooms, kitchen; togochei |
• or separately; pleasant home; inexpensive.—
93, South-ter. 9.31,13
77vURNiSUED Bed-Sitting Rooms, use kitchen,
X. cool, comfortable, cheap. Apply "Oldham,"]
MiUon-st., G.eneig.
"TTvUILNTSHED Front Room to Let, clean, com
JD inrrnhle. Ann!v "111' Halifax-st.. next Wake
fortable. Apply "111, Halifax-st., next "Wake
ham's, butcher.
"CHJ'RXISIIED Room, suit married couple; every
JD convenience.—1C, Carrington-st,, near King
Wm.-st.
GLENELG, Seawall (Pile's House).—Mrs. Mor- j
gan offers accommodation summer Visitors,
balcony rooms. Tel. S4. •• 11-3
"TXGLEWOOD," 224, Gover-st., N.A, Double,.
X Single Rooms, Visitors; tennis court; tele
phone 1,629. 364c
ARGE, Unfurnished Front Room vacant, Grote-j
-4 street, fourth new house irom ter.
T ADY would give Services mornings return com-]
X^ fortable home, small remuneration.—"Ella,"
G.P.O.
LADY requires Furnished Front ltoom, city;
state terms.—"Business," this office. I
/f AX requires 2 Unfurnished Rooms, with board,
eastern suburbs.—"Rent," this office. 11-3
M
MRS. F. TURNER, Midwife, 75, Franklin-st..
has eveiy Accommodation for Ladies during
Accouchement; private rooms and piano.3C4w:7d
ccol, airy house.—"Wyandotte,"" Crafcrs.
"VTURSE can Accommodate or will attend Ladies I
-IN during accouchement; good references.— I
"Hayhurst," this office.
OLEASANT Home, student, teacher, typist,
-L youth attending school; couching if needed.
—"Hcimath," this office. 13w:
BOOMS To Let, suit gentlemen, with or with
out board.—1, Landrowna-ter.,- Yictoria-gq.
S
U1TE, very superior Furnished 5 £1; 7, £1
S/.—"February," this office.
I'E of large, cool, extra, well-furnished
Apartments, select; 16/.—Hackney House,
nev-rd. is-ia
SEMAPHORE.—Double Front Bedroom, with
dining-room, use of kitchen.—Mrs. Schraid, |
Ooppin-st., Semaphore. "" 13-5
QUPERIOPi Accommodation.—Vacancies, double!
front; single; trams pass; penny section.— |
44, Hutfc-sc., City. 1S-"
S
EMAPUORE—Comfortable Board and Residence
—Mrs. Dullison, South Esplanade, Semaphore. I
13-6
.rpHREE Ladies require . Board and Residence,
X weekly, at Glcnelg; state terms.—"Moderate," j
this office.
mwO Young Gentlemen want superior Board and
X Residence, use oi stable, trapshed; private
family preferred.—"Homely," this office. 11-3
riCTOR Harbor.—To Let, furnished, 2 Rooms,
use kitchen, close beach, jetty.—F. Farndeli. I
9,11,3
T7TCT0R Harbor.—To Let, 2 furnished Rooms]
r and use of kitchen.—Mrs. T. Henderson.
13-0
"V7"ACANC1ES at Mrs. Williams', Dcquetteville
V ter.. Kent Town. 12-15
'^7;/ANTED, good Home, near city, two Girls at
V t tending school; terms.—M. Liebing, James-]
town. 11-3
"OUNG Lady wants Board and Lodging in;
private family; Aldgatc or Mount Lofty. Ap-i
"Spalding," Norwood Post-Office. 12-5
| CAR1UXGTOX-ST.—Superior Board and
LO Residence, double and single room; terms
derate. 13-5
Holiday Resorts.
Under this heading (ii prepaid), 18 words, oSn
insertion, 1/; three insertions, 2/6.
A
E R T PAR
— MELBOURNE.
McGregor's Hotel Victoria, opp. Promenade
—Handsomely furnished and redecorated;
phone and telegraph; trams; green cars leave
lirS-st. every m.nuic. h293:
A T Cliff House, Port Elliot.—Good accomraoda
-lX tion for visitors; good table kept;\scabling;.
terms moderate.—J. W. Trigg. h353eow:16
A SSHETON'S Railway Hotel, Port Elliot, South
-/X Australia's favorite summer resort. Private
ladies' bathing house. Under patronage C.T.A.
li2eow27
HANGED HANDS. CHANGED HANDS.
Changes are acceptable to a good many, more so
to holiday-seekers and seaside visitors, and the
THATCIIED HOUSE TAVERN at BRIGHTON has
been taken by S. A BLUSTOX, who intends to
cater for all classes and all kinds of refreshment.
Seaside visitors will do well to give the house
a call and judge for themselves. A splendid Chef
kept. Tea and Coffee a speciality. h355eow:20
HENLEY BEACH Hotel is now under manage
ment of Burns and Moloney. A home from
home. Exceptionally reasonable terms. hG,13,20
1NDSA.Y HOUSE," Ardrossan.—A comfortable
* Home for Visitors, near beach; terms mode
-Mrs. Sharrad, Y.P. h329weo:46
T/HCTOR Harbor,—Weymouth's Coffee Palace,
» comfortable nome for visit
visitors; terms mode
rate; stables.—G. J. Weymouth, proprietor.
• fa4-lS
Lost and t-ousd.
Under this heading (if prepaid) 14 words, Sixpence,
FOUND, Brown Pony, shod. Apply Matthews
and Co., IS, Currie-st. zl3-G
LOST, Friday last, Parcel Curtains, addressed
Hooper. Reward on returning Cocking & Co.,
Adelaide.
Gold Dagger Brooch, Henley Beach; 5/ re
gard.—Pettit, Engineer-in-Chief s Office.
Z12-5
LOST, from Crafcrs, One Bay Horse, 4 years old,
branded like H.O. near shoulder; One Year
ling Red Roan Filly, branded F (sideways) 23 near
shoulder: last seen on East-terrace; reward for in
formation.—Stag Stables; or Ii. Fullgrabe, Crafers.
LOST, December 15, between Fulhain Park and
Plymptou. Sable Collarette, chain attached;
reward.—J. Lee, Plyrrrpton.
LOST, Gold-mounted Boar's Tusk Brooch, be
tween Glenelg and Goodwood station. Apply
Goodwood station.
LOST. Amber Wool Buggy Mat, Wednesday
evening, Miller's Comer, Glenelg; reward.—
Weir, tobacconist.
LOST, between Miller's Corner and Morphettville,
Panama Hat; name inside, No. 155; reward-—
Miller's Corner or Britannia HoteL
T GST, Sheep, branded DT; reward.—W. Hart,
X* (;icn Osmond. J3-G
LOST, Pearl Blister Brooch', bean-shaped; sub
stantial reward.—Miss Delo, Waverley, -llur- ]
tle-sq.
Wednesday, early, Rose Park, Wlrtc
jckatoo; reward.—A. E. Hawlces, GawIer-pU
?, Botanic Gardens or Rundle-st., Pair
lectacles; reward.—Woods & Spinkston,
3hbrs.
LOST, on Tuesday, Gold Scent Charm, with
word "Regard;" reward,—G. Best, Gawler
pl.
1ST, from Dry Creek Paddocks, G Fat Lamba,
branded like JC; reward.—L. Conrad.
1ST, 7 pjXL, train, Thursday, Port to Adelaide,
Gold Bangle, with ruby centre -(keepsake.); re-!
Lost and Found.
LOST, Cartnoti? Hook, M'akefield-st. or Wcst-ter.;
reward.—Dunn & Co., Hast Adelaide.
"pOST, Half Sovereign, between Adelaide, Ken
J-«? sington. ileuesty rewarded by writing "Aus
tral," care this oiliee.
X'.OST, Hope and Leather Head Stall.—Dale, MiL
J-a kinson-rd., Parks!de S.
LOST, Mugrpio, good talker, ou Monday; re
warded.—27, Carringrton-st. _____
U
'O.sT, Lamp Socket, Morphett-bridge and Stan
ley-si:. ; reward.—Mtigg Co., North-ter.
L* OST,/Thursday, Adelaide, Unley, or Goodwood,
a Waterproof llutr; reward.—J. Simons, Pirie
st. • "
T ;OST, on Thursday night, Groenhide_ Plaited
' ward returning to o2, Pine
Keek Hope. Kewa
Jj
.OST, between King IVm., Rundle, and llmcilev
t sis., Parisian Diamond Star Brcoch; reward.
W.:il. Bishop's, Si, King William-gt.
T OST, Beulah-rd. and Queen-sL, Norwood, Gold
t-S-*' Brooch, Nora engraved.—Donaldson's, Bun
dle-st., No. «S. Keepsake; rc-ward.
TX7ATCH Chain, Sovereign Case, with money,
v\ Commercial-rd., Port; reward.—Dunstan s
Dining Room, Port.
Wanted t© Buy.
Under this heading (if prepaid), 18 words, one
insertion, 1/; three insertions, 2/8.
A jLL Tickets, highest prices given, Broken Hill,
jTA. Sydney. Melbourne, Fremantle, rail or boat.
—Hutmann's Labor Offices, Pultency-st. 354-: 17
ALL Tickets, Please.—Best prices, Broken Hill,
Melbourne, Sydney, Fremantle, Albany.—
Lawton's Labor Office, Leigh-st. S59:22
T Once.—Highest Prices given for Ladle ,
Gentlemen's Left-ofi Wearing Apparel; let.
Lers attended.—Mrs. Herman, 74, Wayinouth-st.
9.11.3
A'
^LMONDS, KERNELS, HONEY, RAISINS, CUR
RANTS, AND ALL LIKE PRODUCE.
. We arc Buyers for cash.
HENRY BERRY'S CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
95, GRENFELL-STREET.
AT ONCE.—Ladies' and Gents' Left-off Cloth
' ing; the highest cash prices given; letters
receive immediate attention.
OATTON'S, 39, Ilindley-street,
9,11,5 Opposite the Theatre Royal.
A
: PARTITION, 16 It. long, 5 ft. Itigh.—City
■ Dining Rooms, Ilindlcy-st.
BONES.—All sorts of Mixed Bones wanted, any
quantity, all year round; highest price.—
Anders & Sons, Freeling. 25S-flwe: 160x259:1C0
"DOTTLES, all kinds Bonos, Iron, Old Metal,
A3 ; cash; highest prices.—G. Koops, Hurtle-sq.
' 853cow:20x357-:27
BEST Prices paid for Pianos or Furniture,
; Houses Bought right out for prompt_ Cash.—
Peter Small, Pulteney-st. 176owec
CtOOD Secondhand Seed Wheat Cleaner wanted;
vdT best make.—"'Cleaner," this office. 11-3
EUBBER.—Old Bike Covers, Tubing, all kinds oi
' Waste Rubber; highest prices.—Gleeson's,
N'crman-st., off Wright-st.
LENS—Wanted to Buy, good J-plate, siiort
focus.—W. Svlces, Gibson-st., Bowdcii.
BCAR11TEL5 or Cultivator, to cut about 6 ft.;
suitable ior vineyard or field.—F. R. Oliver,
Noarlunga. 12-5
TX/ANTED to Buy, one Lady's Return Ticket,
>V intercolonial boat, Adelaide to Fremantle;
also -Railway Ticket Fremantle to Kalg.-orlie; stile
price. Apply "X.," Earl of Zetland Hotel. 13-6
VSTANTED, cheap, second Railway Ticket to Mel
VV ■' bourne, exprc-ss or excursion. Price to
'Route," this office.
' Wanted to .Sell.
Under this heading (if prepaid;, 13 words, oot
•insertion, 1/; three insertion!, 2/6.
BARGAIN.—I am giving away £5 English
ri_ Patent Lever Silver Watciies for £1 each.—
ienry Jones (retiring, from business), 76, Pirte
treet, late the Adelaide Pawnbroking Company.
ILv.iS
A FRE1LYNTLE First Saloon Ticket; empty
j-A- large Cases; Violin, Bow, and Case, 30/.—
Goldman's 55, liindley-st.
A RE You a lover of a nice piece of rich, tasty
xi- -Cheese or Bacon? If so, our way please, 4d.
ib.; best Japan Rice, 2/3 doz.—Henderson, Run
dlc-st". E. 10-13
AL1. Tickets, very cheap; ior Melbourne, Syd
' ney, Fremantle, Broken Hill, rail or boat.—
Hittmann's Labor Offices, Puiteney-st. 354* :17
ALL Tickets, Melbourne, Sydney, Broken Hill,
Fremantle, Sale; sell cheap.—Lawton's
Labor Ofiiccs. Leigh-st. 8-20
AT: BALDWIN'S, Uoley-rd. (the. Golden Boot
Sign).—See our 3 large Footwear Windows,
equal'to anything elsewhere; all seasonable lines
reduced to clear, first quality, great variety, lowest
prices. Open every evening until 9, Wednesdays
excepted. Repairing in all its branches. 11 3
A VINE Sulphur, at a much reduced rate.—Ade
laide Chemical and FertUiser Coy., Ltd.,
Curriil-st. 33Sauwc
ASK Grocer Parnell's Lemonade Powder, mixes
cold water, a delicious chirst quencher, noth
ing injurious used. Tins containing sufficient to
make 20 glasses, Cd. Wholesale L. Pamell, Neison
st., St. Peters. 12-25
ALL Leathers, Shoe Findings and Trimming,
Hides, Twines, Belting.—George Green, Git
bei t-placc. 290owe :23
ALL descriptions of Sole and Harness Leather,
Boot Uppers, Grindery; lowest prices.—F.
Fisher £ Sons, Leigh-st. 11;3.6 I
ALL Besson's.—Silver-plated Euphonium, 5
valves, £10; E flat Bass, 4 valves, class A,
£12; iG Slide Trombone, class A, £6; Baritone,
£6; Horn, £5.—Luhrmann's, Flinders-st., Adelaide.
9,lleow34
A COOL ROOF! WHITE or TERRA-COTTA
(Tile appearance). "ARABIC" (trade-mark)
outlasts paint. Demand brand. Leading iron
mongers 329wa:50
A FACT NONE CAN DENT—
; BESSON'S PROTOTYPE BAND INSTRU
MENTS are the very best. Easy to blow, Perfect
in Tune, most durable. Used by the Leading
Soloists and Bands the world over. Quality, not
price, is the best test. Catalogues post free from
S. MARSHALL & SONS,
Sole Agents,
52, BUNDLE-STREET,
i . eScowcEwc
A RTIFICIAL Eyes, Limbs, Trusses, Beits, De
XA. fortnity Appliances, Elastic Stockings, and
Trusses without Springs; Spectaclc-s, Eyeglasses;
Sight tested free, experienced London optician.—
Dietrich, 52, Flinders-st., late Bundle and Pul
icuey sts. 350wi:24
AB. OU Engines are simple, reliable, econu
• micai, and effective; ignition with or with
out lamp.—Mead & Co. 303w:76
BILLLARD-Dining Table, 7 ft., complete, £3 5/,
bargaiu.—26, Divett-pl.. off Flindors-st.
BEST SAMPLE New Potatoes, 1/9 quarter;
Onions, 1/3. Bring your own Motor Cars and
bags please;' we charge extra tor delivery.—Hen
derson Brothers, 2S5-S, Rundle-st. E. 329w:41
BALL Mill Quartz Crusher, small Batteries,
Amalgamating Pans, Ore Breakers, Crusher
Rolls Steam, Gas, and Oil Engines, Boilers, Steam
Pumps. Horse Gears, Corn Crushers, Lathis.
Planer, &c.—Horwood. Currie-st. 203wo
BOOSEY'S Brass Band Instruments, with patent
compensating pistons, are absolutely the best
in the world; the best for tone, tune, and dura
bility; the best value for the money; Boosey's
Cornets, from £5 10/. .. Sole agent, R. Correil,
corner Flinders and ITyde sts. 343w :62
BEST Value in SOLE and HARNESS LEATHERS,
Boot Uppers, and Grindery.—Julius Colin, SO,
IHndiey-streeL 367:103
RASS DiSTRUMHNTS.—-Moritz's (Maker to
Court, Berlin). New shipment. Bandsmen
invited to inspect and compare.—Carl Engel, Kun
dle-sL 9.D.3
IT Garden Hose, "Simplex" Hose Menders,
Hose Fittings, Rubber Goods.—Golding's
»r Works, 194, Rundle-st. Telephone 1,503.
9.1L3
JMET" Lawn Swings; amuse children; relieve
parents; satisfy whole family; get booklet,
■man & Co., Adelaide. 220eowc
CHEAPEST House Saddlery, Harness.—H. Caire,
59, Hindley-street, Adelaide. Printed cata.
lotrue Buggy Whips, (id.; Hay Forks, 1/9.
340:67x343:62
"/"AUNDALL" Oil Engines, all siZes, latest im
vA provements, two flywheels, no spray holes.—
La'wton & Sons, North-ter. 327c
HEAP ME A T.
Fore-quarter Mutton, i Id.; Hinds, 2d.; Sides,
t 3/6; Sde of Lamb, 3/ and 3/6; ail Giber
equally as cheap; come early. At R. H.
SON, 346, Carrington-strect cist. '■
CURRANTS, fine imported, old. per lb.; AL
MONDS, Softshells. 4d. per lb.; KNIFE
POLISH, Gd. tins for SAd.; Good Apricot Jam,
41d.; Superior l'lum Jam, old.; Superior APRI
COT JAM, Old.
Verv Old PORT WINE, suitable for invalids,
2/5 per bottle, 28/ per dozen. KEROSINE, 150
test, 2/9 per tin, 0/ per case.
IMPORT STORES,
202c 131, Greniell-street (opp. Arcade).
CHAFF, best north, dry cut; Bran,' Pollard,
Flour, Wheat, Barley, Oats, Maize, Peas,
Potatoes, Onions, Hay, Straw, Lncern Seed, Rye,
Conra Cake; specially low rates.—City Produce
Co?, Morpliett-st. 2-31
B0LIC ACID, cheap: for disinfecting stables
drains, sinks, Ac.—Chemical Works, Currie
6waic
UESSMAICER will Sell Cream Crepaline
Skirt, 42 inches, 25/.—"A.L.," N.A. 1
TDGVPTIAN Henna. A Reliable Hair Dye—
AM Sample Bottles. 1/.—Adelaide Supply Stores.
103, Rundie-st. • 233wc
FU BNITUBE.—Cheapest in O''"—" fwTTT
119, Rundle-st. (late tnaiiag
and Co.). Call and compare.
Sale, invalid's Chair, adjustable; sell ]
-27, Carrington-st.
[AN Iron-framed Piano, with latest im
weinent3. by Bacbman & Soline, in first
ier; £35.—Kuhnel's, 134, Rundle-st.
?IANO, in good order; cash or terms.
ORGAN, good-toned instrument, in good order;
£20.—Kuhnel's, Rundle-st.
T7YNGL1SII Piano, by Brinsmead, in first-class
jli order; cheap for cash, £38 net.—Kuhnel's,
134, Rundle-street, Adelaide. I
O /A—ORGAN, in first-class order; cash or terms. |
5aO ;—Kuhnel's, Rundle-st. dxc
TDLOWERS of Suljphur. further reduced rate.—
JP Adelaide Cltemical and Fertiliser Coy., Ltd., f
Currie-st. * 338atrwo
w
[ft Snip, good secondhand Oil Engine,,.cheap
Wanted to Sell.
TTVLINT'S Breadmnkers will mis and knead dough
-L perfectly; simple, cleanly, economical; 9/0
each-—Flint's, Hindley-street. ' eowe
GOOD-BYE to Icechests. Ask your grocer
for the marvellous Iceberg Butter Cooler.—
Factory, 114, Flinders-st. 10-6
ENU1NE Edison Home Phonograph, wiLli 56
vX in. Steel Horn, and Records; nearly new;
very cheap. Also new Home Phonograph; will sell
cheap; splendid chance secure good Phonograph.—
Doley's, Flinders-street. 10,2-3
HELP for Invalids.—Crutches, all sorts and
sizes ready; great reduction in prices.—
Robertson. 337, Angas-sr. E. lSwlSS
LADIES' Hosiery, Ribbons, Laces. You will get
them better and cheaper in Alberton.—E. E.
Evans, cash draper. 355:20
ALOTTE Separator, 2S-gail., only three months
"n use; price £9.—George ilcDougall, Orroroo.
13-6
M:
MANGLE, Wertheim, good as new, cost £6 X5/,
lake 50/; 14-gallon Copper and New Casing,
23/; New Wringer, 12/; Table Mangle, 9/; Clifton
Stove, 36/.—Downie, WhUmore-sq., Wright-st.
MALTliOID Roofing cooler than iron; water
proof, acid-proof; very durable; will not rot.
Get samples, Arc.—Norman, Bank-st. 3iwc
"VTEW Melange Suits, 15/; Overcoats, Maekir
-Ll toshes, 7/6; Boots, 3/; Nickel Clocks, 2/6.—
City Pawnshop, next Grant's Restaurant. 355ew;30
)FFICE FITTIN GS~and DESKS FOR SALE,
in premises lately occupied by Norwich
Union Fire Office, National Mutual Buildings, King
William-street. Apply NORWICH UNION F1KE
OFFICE, new premises, opposite Town Hall.
6,10,3_
PIANOS, Pianos, first-class instruments, 15 years*
guarantee.-—17, Angas-st, G. Pullmann, prac
tical piano-maker. 35iiwa:15
PLYNO, £25, bargain, full extended iron frame,
under damper; all latest improvements.—17,
Flinders-st.. opp. Dr. Homes'. ,11-23
PLANOS, £8, £10, £25, £30; several other first
class Instruments. Also Organ, good quality,
13 stop3. The best bargains in the city. For
terms, &c., Hooper, Pulteney-st. N. 3-15
PASTEURISED, Milk, Butter, and Cream; carts
deliver twice daily, everywhere; ordinary
prices; doctors commend; pasteurising frees from
disease germs.—J. Anderson & Co., Pasteurising
Milk Depot, 241, Angas-st. 327-30wc
PIANOLA (cheap), in good playing order; also
music. Address Box 157, G.P.O. 336wc
EICBARDS' Vinegars, purest and bc6t for
pickling ana domestic purposes; guaranteed
under Food and Drugs Act; leading grocers.
3l3we:20
,^JADDLERY.—Von- best value in Adelaide; all
guaranteed; send for prices.—E. Oaten, 93,
Hindley-st. Telephone 1,176. 312owe:39
SAFES, Fireproof, Thief-resisting, new, £5, £6
10/.—R. A. Thompson & Co., Gresham-street.
Adelaide. 294wi:69
O M A K E YOUR II O M E S
look bright and cheerful bring your Pictures
and Brrmides to be framed at 12S, Rundlc-street.
The latest Patterns of Mouldings to choose
from.
A. HOOPER. 13,0,S
/nANGYE'S Oil Engines, Suction, Gas Plants, 10
X horsepower, id. hour; secondhand Engines.
Pumps.—Ryan & Sons. Gouger-st. 175\vi:l7
.OVARPAVING.—1Thomas' Patent. For price, D.
H. Mundy, Mitcham, Sole Agent. 366owe:30
TO Dairymen.—Ten tons Green Maize, cheap, to
clc-ar the ground.—Britton Jones, Findon.
11 3
T/sTANTED to Sell, 4 Gallons of Milk daily; de
W livered anywhere.—"Roma," this office.
12-5
7EDLER*S Umbrellas always on top for
strength, best make, wear, and selection at
lowest prices in Adelaide. Highest award South
Australian Exhibition, 1905.—W. Wedler, 111,
Bundle-street, Adelaide 4owe32
WOODTTOX1NG, Ac., of every description.—P.
IL Stone, Adelaide Turnery Works, rear Royal
Admiral Hotel, Hindley-st.^ 9,11,3
£71NB.—-Very Old Port, suitable for invalids
V 2/5 per bottle, 25/ per dozen.—Import Com
pany, 131, Grenfell-st. 235aiw
ADELAIDE MEAT STORE,
LIGHT-SQUARE.
Sides Lamb, from 2//
Lambs' Frys, Id. each
Do. Kidneys, 6d. dozen.
Do. Tongues, 1/9 dozen.
Do. Heads, Id. each.
Prime Mutton and Beef, cheapest and best in
the city. ' 11-3
EDERAL BOOT CO.
The cheapest house in town for BOOTS, SHOES,
and SLIPPERS is the FEDERAL BOOT CO.. 78,
RUNDLK-STREET, where you' can rely on getting
everything you require at the lowest possible price.
We have the finest Stock of BOOTS and SHOES
ever shown in South Australia.
One trial will convince you.
F.B.C.,
Adelaide and Branches. 113weoc
826lcrA3e
EDISON PHONOGRAPH.
GOLD MOULDED RECORDS.
REDUCED PRICES.
Edison Gold-Moulded Records, 21/ dozen.
Edison Gold Moulded Records, 10/6 per half
'ozen.
Edison Gold-Moulded Records, 2/ each (packing
extra).
Edison Gem Phonograph, £2 10/.
Edison Standard Phonograph, £5.
Edison Home Phonograph, £7 10/.
Edison Triumph Phonograph, £12 10/..
NEW YORK IMPORT CO,
34, KING WILLIAM-STREET,
ADELAIDE. 27aiEw
IFLX E, TTI S XT
AT
PETER SMALL'S
FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
Corner Flinders and Pulteney streets.
TELEPHONE 593.
One of the largest and up-to-date Stocks
in the State to select from.
PL-iNOS of all the leading makes. No
rubbish kept in stock.
Splendid new designs in DRAWING
ROOM SUITES, all manufactured on the
premises.
UPHOLSTERY IN ALL ITS
BRANCHES.
CASH OR EXTENDED CREDITS. ,
Invalids' Chairs on. Hire or For Sale.
2eow361z
Guaranteed Watches—Hunters, £1 5/; Open-£ace,
£1 1/; Silver Hunting English Levers, built spe
cially to my order, extra jewelled, and fitted with
Chronometer Balance, price £5 5/; Silver Hunt
ing Swiss Levers, £2 10/; Ladies' lS-carat Gold
Genevas, £5 5/; 0-carat do,. £3 10/; Ladies' Silver
Keyless Genevas, £l 10/; Presentation Coupons as
usual.—T. SHEPPARD, 58, Pirie-st., Adelaide.
343,54icE343wcx350c
"THROWING MONEY AWAY."
Tills is dene by buying So-called Eczema Cures
that are not so.
To avoid this buy
ECZOLINE,
which is a
POSITIVE ECZEMA CURE,
IT HAS CUBED THOUSANDS; IT WILL CUKE
YOU.
Ointment, 1/0 and 3/; Blood Tablets, 1/6 and 3/;
Soap, ffd. tablet. FuU treatment by post, 4/.
W. \V. HUNTER, Swindon, Wilts, Eng.
Sole Agent for South Australia—
W. Ha BTAHS, Chemist,
Qawler-place, Adelaide. 150eow:144
Waatei ta Sail.
p-A WORKMEN'S Coats, 3/6 the pick; Vests,
t?v 1/6; Suits, cheap.—City Pawnshop, 107,
Hindley-st., opp. Austral Stores. 354iw:27
jrs rj—BARGAIN, Furniture for 3-roomed Cottage,
c& i —No. 14, Aloore-et.; all in good order;
owner leaving. 12c
Stock and Vekicles.
Under this heading (if prepaid), IS words, ona
insertion, 1/; three insertions, 2/6.
A LARGE Variety Trollies, Waggons, Drays,
Carts, new, secondhand, for Sale.—J. A.
Lawton & Sons, North-ter. IS2c
ALL Kinds of Hooded Traps, Dog-Carts, Spring
Drays, Trollies, Phaetons, Waggonettes, and
Expresses; also a largo assortment secondhand
Harness for Sale, cheap; 100 Horses and Traps on
Hire, from 5/ daily. Teelphone 1,343.—Wm.
Adams, 73, Currie-st. 343-69z
A LADY'S Turnout, qniet grey Mare, Phaeton,
jt\j Harness, for Sale, in good rcpair.—-46, Kent
ter., Norwood. ' 12-3
ALMOST new, Greengrocer's Covered Trolly,
with horse, harness, and business. Apply
Robins, established estate agent, Parade, Nor.
wood. Telephone. 10-1.3
A GOOD Upstanding Carriage Brown Gelding,
showy, fast, splendid hack; trial; • also
Buggy Harness; bargain.—1, GiHes-st.
BARGAINS.—Hooded Buggy, £18; Village
Phaeton, £20; Express, £12; Buggy, £6;
Dog-Carts, from £6; Sulky, £10; Masher Cart,
£10; Spring Drays, from £4; Tip-Dray, £5;
Vehicles and Harness, every description.—Frank
Woodcock, 45. Currie-st. Note change oi address.
BARGAIN'S. Engiish Dog-Cart, rubber tyres; Ex
presses, £14; Mamies, £10; Phaetons,
Sulkies, Drays, £4; Horses and Ponies, all prices;
trials. Hire, 5/ daily. Telephone 1,191.—Waplcs,
Criterion Stables, Waymouth-st., Adelaide.
3AY Gelding, 4 years, good, sound; a pleasure
to drive; for Sale.—Wingfield House, Cum
ning-fit.. Mile-End.
BUGGIES.—Excellent Marni Hooded Buggy, by
Fisk, first-class condition, £14; also strong,
useful iku-ni, £10.—*21, Arcade. 13-6
CeHEAP Veliicles.—Expresses, £20; Sulkies, £12;
' Horse and Pony Drays, from £7; Rubber
Tyred Sulky, cheap; Covered Van. Repairs cheap.
Tiring done daily.—Buckingham k. Gardner, 128.
Currie-street. . 13,C,S
GOW, wanted to Hire, for 3 or 4 months; well
cared for. Particulars to "Osmond," St.
Peters P.O.
COWS and Heifers; choice 4 Aiderneys just
calved, first to third calves; rich milkers, ex
tremely quiet.—Grant, Magiil. 13weoe
CVOWS—Several very good, newly-calved, young
> quiet, one choice Jersey, a pet, young.
"vmons, near Beiair HoteL •
EXPRESSES of all kinds, Hooded Pony Buggies,
Abbots, Mail Phaetons, Dog-Carts, Sulkies,
fce.- any style vehicle built to order, and all
guaranteed; Secondhand Traps taken in exchange,
hi pairs and Painting cheap.
'COX & W1THERICK, Waymouth-street.
S21iwac
>R gale, young Cow, very quiet, just calved.
E. Ryan & Sons, Gouger-st., Adelaide; c
8.10.13
ipton. 8. l-J,
rriOR Sale, Chesnut Pony, 4 years old; am driv
L1 ing her in Adelaide daily.—Dodd, Mitcham
12-3
jTvliUlTERER'S Covered Dray, Horse, and Har
!- ness, cash or terms; several Horses and
•onies; trials.—The Spencer Company, City. 34Sc
TlOIt Sale, first-class Victoria Phaeton, in perfect
- order, with pole and shafts, new buffalo-hide
ood, retrimmed a'nd repainted, suit cob 14 or 15
ands; honestly worth £60; price, £33; secrifice,
wner leaving State,—C. Segar, Payneliam-rcL, St.
ecers. 11-3
FOlt Sale, good Cow, 2 well-bred Heifers, in
calf; cheap; must sell.—A- Jarrett, Hardy-st.,
Goodwood.
TTiOR Sale, one first-class Heifer, second call;
" also two good Springers, near calving.—H;
D. Anderson, Loc-kleys.
F
^TOR Sale, first-class Pony and Sulky; cheap;
fast and quiet.—Stubbs, chemist, Semaphore.
T710R Sale. Bay Mare, perfectly quiet,, rising
jJ years, "good anywhere.—J. Shaw, Glanton-st.,
West Hindmarsh. 11-3
7!OR Sale, Horse, suit woodcarter, plough, or
- heavy dray, cheap.—J:'. E. Gill, Gilberton.
Sale, 34 Acres splendid Garden Land, 4
- roomed House, about 0 Fruit freei cearing
well, Windmill, plenty god water, also water
laid or.; piggery, siop round, kc.; no reasonable
offer refused. Apply H. Splaine, on premises,
Richmond, near Adelaide.
FOR Sale, one Mare, Harness, 2 Buggies.—J. J.
Rodgers, Devonshire-pi., off Pirie-st. E. 13-6
EvOR Sale, a Pony Dog-Cart, in good order; £6.
—F. Ryles, Hindley-st. 12-13
OO0D Spring-Dray or Trolly Horse for Sale;
only £5 10/; dirt cheap.—F. Coumbe, near
llcGair's Dairy, Kilkenny.
HORSES—Pair, I thoroughly stanch, educated
everything, bay, grey, strongly built; £7
each; bargains; spiendid condition.—32, Sturt-st.
HOltSE, perieetly reliante anywliere, thoroughly
docile, sound, about 14.3, 7 years; £7 10/,
bargain; immediately.—147, Hanson-gt. S.
HORSE, suit dog-cart; Spring-Cart, and H
trial given.—Lander k, Co., Many
iNE or Two Wheels wanted for medium spring
' dray, must be good order, cheap. Appl)
Theel," "Advertiser," Port 11-3
1OXY—Hands.rme little Pony, perfect mover,
quiet for lady or children; trial given.—Ed.
inter, Clapton-road, Marryacville.
> OAX Mare and Bay Mare, both thoroughly re
iki liable.—W. S. Lang & Co., 20, Grenfeil
rcet, Adelaide. -
1TAXCH Horse, Tip-Dray, and Harness; easy
3 terms if required; triaL—The Spencer
jinpy.. Union-st., City. 350c
? RING-DRAY, good order, owner will sacrifice;
no further use.—156, Parade. Norwood, opp.
tn HalL \
s
ALE, good, sound, reliable Carriage or Saddle
Horse, 7 years, brown color; trial.—J. Lemon,
Seaview-rd., Orange. ; 11-3
Qi ALE, 3 first-class Cows, newly calved, also very
io quiet family Cow.—P. Leonard, nr. Slater's
Store, Thebarton. 12-5
SELL, clnap, handsome Pony. 4 years, thorough
ly sound, quiet, fast; also stylish Sulky, to
gether, separate.—194, Flindcrs-st.
STYLISH Rubber-tired Waggonette, suit stand
or private, carry 9; McLaughlin's Canadian
Buggy £32; Sulky, £14; Side-bars, English Dog
Carts,' Convertibles; Wheels Tired daiiy; Rubber
Tires fitted- Painting and Repairs cheap: satisfac
tion guaranteed.—Hack k Pcngilly, 50, Flinders-st.
303aiw:27
fTVHREE young Cows, newly calved, perfectly
JL quiet; two very choice.—Mrs. PossinghutA
Hill-st.. Parkside. 12-5
EN Secondhand Trollies, from one to 10 tons,
own make; cheap; also Hay Trolly.—The
-ncer Company, City. 322c
rFiWO good Cows for Sale, in full milk; quiet.
-L J. Hocking, Kidieyton Blocks. 12-15
WANTED, Light Sulky or Hooded Vehicle, good
condition, suitable pony, 13.3. State terms
to "Important," this office. , 11-3
WANTED to Exchange, small Pony-Cart for
small Sulky.—C. Segar, Payneham-rd., St.
Peters. 11-3
TANTED, a Horse for furniture dray, must be
stanch and cheap.—No. 211, Sturt-6t. W.
11-3
WANTED, Trolly Horse, double and single har
ness.— H. Smith, J. W. Grasby & Co., Gren
feU-st. 13-6
ANTED, Horse, about 15 hands, young, tho
roughly educated, lady ride or drive.—E.
, William-st., Clarence Park.
to Hire, Trolly, to carry a ton to 30
for two months.—"Trolly," Norwood
lNTED, Horse, young, quiet, suitable for light
spring-dray. Apply after 12, F. Harris,
: /Korth-rd., Ovingham.
WANTED to Sell, Horse, good anywhere.—H.
Irving, Glen Osmond-rd., Plympton.
ANTED, ten young Milking Shorthorn Cows,
about calving; supply guaranteed. Applv,
letter, E. S. Clark, Blyth-st., City. 13-6
D—ABBOT Buggy; £15. English Dog-Cart;
3 £20, Ro-a; £15, Express; £15, Wag
c; £25, Sidebar, leather hood; £18, Marni;
Julky; 'Harness,' from 30/; several Ponies^
2 hands.—W. E. Lovell, Grote-st.
BUYS useful Spring-Dray Mare, must sell
at once: going away; bargain. Enquire
y Hotel, Kilkenny.
AAA VEHICLES, the largest and most varied
£i[}U stock in Adelaide to select from; inspec
tion invited.—J. Reid & Co., 42, Waymouth-st.
13,6,8
ETE Turnout, new Cart, Pony,
ness to match; £5 down, balance
i's, Waymouth-st. 13,6,8
rifF'-HAWKi.BS (jompletc.Turnout; £6 dc
ovkJt) posit, balance 10/ weekly; Covered Dray,
Horse, and Harness.—Reid, Waymouth-6t. 13,6.8
BUYS young Cow, second calving, sound.—
' Compton, Grange-rd., FinJon.
WS for Sale, second calves, rich milkers,
luiet. Apply G. Coulter, East-ter. 13-6
Vf!fi WORTH Secondhand Business and
lUU pleasure Vehicles, to be sold cheap,
:e room.—The Spencer Company, City.
322c
.FT) English Dog-Cart, new. cost £55]
£35; quiet young Pony, cheap.—Wind
Franklin-st. 12-5
Unley Letting Stables.
ON HIRE. ■
EES. of every description, with or without
RELIABLE HORSES AND PONIES,
from 5/ per day.
I and Waggonettes at reasonable prices.
• and Evening Parties of 8 to 24 catered far.
S. MOORE,
HUGHES-STREET, UNLEY.
hone 432. 160owec
Large STOCK of NEW and SECONDHAND
VEHICLES at REDUCED PRICES. Secondhand
Vehicles taken in Exchange. Estimates given for
repairs. Easy Terms. Write for catalogue.
CLARKE BROS.,
COACHBUILDERS. FRANKLIN-STRET,
2S0cEiwxl3c
BRICKNELL'S CAFE.
SMOKING LOUNGE.
COMFORTABLE AND CONVENIENT.
SMART SERVICE.
? ! REASONABLE TARIFF. '
; - THE IDEAL LUNCHEON ROOM,
-.jSky BOTWcSIBEEffi. ....-jJtewai
5$
■fUEL S
KUHHEL'S PIAHOS
this climate: therefore buy a genuine article.
Buy an old well-known make; they have been
tried in your hot climate from 40 to 50 years,
and proved themselves to be THE BEST. The
immense stock of instrum nts on view is usually
iw from 100 upwards. Handsome models of all sizes
Ha from Cottage to Upright Grands. This well
known firm of over 35 years' standing have tne sole
S.A. rights of the best reputed makers, such as
SiiPP PIANOS,
■7' THE FEUSIIC®,
M 1I&J-18 ' G©H§ & KALLMANN,
J . . .
■ROLLING & SPANGENBERG,
FAUST PIANOS,
And the Famous
II HORACE G. BStlNSISIEAB PIANOS.
Also, Sole Agent for the Great
, - KIMBALL ORGANS.
j|j ^0 | jVDDBESS-134 AND 136, BUNDLE-STREET.
3*26icxA3c
TTfrSSS M . . . f
WEEOS GLASSES.
You can be pretty certain that some
form of eye trouble is present if you
have to hold the paper further away
or nearer the eyes than the normal
14 inches.
This is one of Nature's warnings
that your eyes need attention.
We can, by careful Sight-Testing,
determine the defect, and fit yon with
Glasses to correct the evil; the com
fort and security you will thus gain
will be well worth the tronble.
H. MORRIS, Optician
138, BUNDLE-STK EET, ADELAIDE..
Note Sign—" The Gold Spectacles." Telephone 639.
Houses and Land WaaeeJL
Under this heading (if prepaid), 18 word3, one |
insertion, 1/; three insertions, 2/6.
AN Exchange of 5 Allotments Land; good posi
tions, Hindmarsh, for House, 5 to 7 rooms. I
—""WML," Hindmarsh P.O.
IT7ANTED, at Marion or Brighton, 1 Acre Land.
VV in good position.—R. Barrett & Co., Frank
lin-st., Adelaide. 11-3
WANTED to Rent, 5 or 6 roomed House, seaside, I
for term. Rent, &£., "H.Q.D.," this office. !
ll-:>
WANTED, convenient House, four or five rooms,
any suburb, from February. Apply "G.," !
Walkerville Post-Office. z!3-6
WANTED, Furnished Cottage or Rooms, Grange j
or Henley Beach.—"Advantage," Woodville
P.O.
WANTED, three miles town, House, six rooms,
two acres, suitable poultry, about £450.—
Box 5, G.P.O.
\XJANTED Buy, House, 4 rooms, small garden,!
Yt convenient to town; not over £320; cash
buyer.—"Bullion," this office. 13,6
WANTED. Farm, in good district, freehold or
lease;, fullest particulars must be given.—
"Australia," 'this office. 13-5,7
WANTED, Furnished House, Largs Bay, four or
five rooms, near beach, few weeks. Reply
"Ciair," this office.
WANTED Rent, House, 5 rooms, double front,
walking distance town, cheap good tenant.—
"Z.," this office.
Houses and Land Ts Let
Under this heading (if prepaid), 18 words, one
insertion, 1/; three insertions, 2/6.
Norwood, Rose Park, Kent Town, East Ade
laide, llyde Park, sc.—Furnished Houses,
numerous unfurnished.—Robins, Norwood. Tele
phone. 13,C, S
A COMFORTABLY furnished House, 5 room?,
bath, Carrington-st., K. Hutt-st.—C. C. Ford.
East-par., Kensington.
A
VILLA, Halifax-st E., 5 rooms, bath, pan
try, gas.—J. T. Kevern, O'Connell-st., N.A.
11-3
ACADEMY Music, Kensington-terrace.—3, 4, 5.
6, 9-roomed Furnished Houses, N.A, Nor
wood, City, Semaphore; 8/, 10/, 12/, 20/. 35/; un- j
fu.nished cheap; four, 6/6; six, 10/. 337owec
A SMALL detached House, large yard; deep i
drainage, rent 4/. Apply Bott, back Model I
School. Mile-End.
BULK Store, to Let. near King William and!
Bundle sis; £30 per annum.—Saunders andi
Ashby. Royal Exchange 11,3-5
C\URRIE-ST., superior six and three roomed Cot-!
1 tages, bath, conveniences; low rentals, Ap
ply W. Anderson, 2S1, Currie-st. . 13-6
CHARLES-St., City, opposite John Martin's, Pre
mises now occupied by F. Binns & Co.; cheap
rent.—Hunt. Corry. - l3weoc
i AOOL new Houses, baths, washhouses, 5. 4, 3
rcoms, Allen's Corner.—Pembertcn, contractor,
LTn:on-st., Clayton Church, Kensington. 13-0
^JURR1E-St.—Darniey House, 10 rooms, cedar,
la\atory, all conveniences, coachhouse, stubie.
W. Anderson, 2S1, Currie-st. 13weoc
fjLARENCE Park.—7 Rooms, conveniences, sta
O ble, coachhouse, about 4 acres; low rent; suit
retired farmer.—Carl Wilberth, Davenport Cnbrs.,
Gurrie-st.
/COMFORTABLE five-roomed House, North-ter
\J race, ail conveniences, large yard; rent,. 9/6.
Saunders' Loan Office, Pirie-st. 13-0
GAPPER-ST., Kent Town—5 rooms, cellar, bach,
tank, oven, thorough repair; rent, 13/.—47,
Rundle-st. ' 9eow2Q
ClOOL, Dry CELLARS at PORT ADELAIDE,
^ * suitable for Storage of Wine or Perishable
Goods, to Let. Apply "Advertiser" Office, Port
Adelaide. dzc
CnOITAGES.—Melbourne-street, North Adelaide,
> 7/; Shop, 5/; Cottage, Hilton, 4/; 3 rooms.—
Austin, Steamship Buildings, Currie-st. . 305iwe
"TYtURXlSHED—Five Rooms, city, east; 25/. Mal
J- vera—Eight Rooms, piano, stables; 85/.—
Swan & Stockwell, 56, Pirie-st. 9,11,3
1/fRAXKLlX-St., House, 5 rooms, kitchen, large
JD outside room; tlioroughly clean.—245, Frank
lin-st. W.
LENELG.—To Let, six-roomed Cottage, all j
conveniences.—James Mullin, Fulcon-st., St.
Leonard's. 12-18
IENLEY Beach, Esplanade, Furnished, six and!
eight roomed House, best position, available j
th.—A. W. Ralph, storekeeper, Henley. 13-5,7 i
HAT.tray.ST.t central, six rooms, wide had
bathroom, acre deep; 13/; good order.—F. |
W. Bullock & Co. 13-6
"JGPOUSE, six rooms, bath, pantry, asphalt yard,
XX sheds, tank; low rent good tenant. Apply
409, Carrington-st. east. 13-6
HOUSE, 5 rooms, Gilles-st. 12/ week. Ap
ply A. Swale, Unley-rd. j . 13-6
HOUSES.—Sturt-st., 4 itos., 9/; Mill-st., 7 rns., I
15/; Worsnop-av., 4 nns., superior, 12/6;
Consulting Rooms, 2, Norfh-ter., opp. Institute.— j
South Australian Company. 26, North-ter. 13,6,8 '
Hc
O'USE, six rooms and outhouses, good size
garden, opposite Town Hall, Unley-road;
rent, 12/6.
House, S rooms, stable, Ac., King William
street, Kent Town, close to trsm; rent IS/. Apply
A. Simpson k Sen, Gawler-pL lSweoe
HENLEY Beach.—Honse, 5 rooms. Furnished,
near beach; 20/.—A. J. WatJrins. piumb.r,
O'Connell-st., N.A.
TTALIFAX-ST.—New 4-roomed Cottage, hath,
Ojtr n-v-ot.—r.ew t-rwmeu
l~l stove, washhouse, copper, tank.—Mrs. Clur.
Surfien-st., Carrington-st. W. 11,3-!
HENLEY BEACH.—To Let, superior residence,
Windermere; Esplanade; every convenience.
—E. M. Grafton. . 10.3,7
ABGE Shop, Payneharn-road, near Buck's Head,
good stand, suit, bicycle and motor business;
ap rent.—G. Gray. 13-6
LET, terminus, Pa'yneham, Shop, 3 rooms; suit
Ehoemaker, hairdresser, or any business; best
position; 7/. Apply C. Biggins.
LARGS Bay.—Furnished House, close sea. Apply
Box 74, P.O., Port Adelaide. 10-3
j^JTMJNT Lofty, two minutes from station, Four
Rooms, furnished, enclosed verandah with
stove; 20/ weekly.—H. Pink.
"VTORWOOD—6 Rooms and conveniences; 16/.
-IM NORWOOD—8 Rooms, tramline; 17/6.
ALBERTON—5 Rooms, good position; 8/.
BRIGHTON—S Rooms, famished, Esplanade, £3 3/
PROSPECT—3 and 4 Rooms, good order; 4/6 to 6/6
WAY'VILLE—5 Rooms,'new Villa; 13/.
RUHDLE-ST. (oil)—Bulk Store, 2 floors; £30 p.a,
CITY—7 Rooms, main street; 12/6.; :
SAUNDERS & ASHBY,
X0iwa3S Royal Exchange, King William-street
iRTH Adelaide, Melbourne-street west—House,
eight rooms, hath, cellar, Ac., convenient to
-Lyons & Leader. 10,^-3
~VTET.SON-PL, No. 7, Carrington-st.—Five rooms,
AM kitchen, bath, pantry, cellar,. Ac. Apply 163,
Gilles-st. . 2S4c
NT
ICE 6-roomed House to Let; rent .low to good
tenant.—F. Herring, West-ter. : 0-15.
OYINGHAM.—Toronto-st., Cottage to Let, 4
rooms, kitchen, bath, D. drainage, copper,
stove.—Mrs. Warhurst. next door. 1X-3!
OFFICES, light and convenient, in central posi
tion,. PORT ADELAIDE, to Let. Apply
"Advertiser" Offices, Port Adelaide. 253c .
■pORT ADELAIDE—TO LET, SHOP and STABLE.'
Divett-street. The owner Is prepared to
renovate ihe premises to suit any business. Tire
premises are well situated, close to wharf, and
central, and very convenient; low rent. Also
Office, Lipson-streec, ground floor, only 5/ weekly.
Apply
ARTHUR C. SANDERS,
Horndta Chambers, .Yictoriarsquare, Adelaide; or
f. White, Land Agent, Xapson-street, Port.
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"OUNDLE-STREET.—Modem Shop, with Dwell
XV ing; large Basement; 45/.
■Herbert SOLOMON,- SoBcttar^.Graifell-street.
Jflrwasfi
T
Hsuses an:l Lani Ta Let.
JgUNDLK-STRKET E-—Shop, Dwelling; £l 15/.
SUSSEX-ST., North Adelaide—House, 3 rooms; 5/
p.w.
CHAHLOTTE-PLACE, off Cbarlotte-st., House, i
rooms; S/ p.w.: renovated throughout
HANSON-ST.—House, 5 rooms, bath, Ac.; 11/ pel
week.
FAIRFIELD, Somerton, near Glenelg.—10 Rooms)
stables, Ac., S Acres Land.
KNOX A HARGRAVE,
8,10,12 112, King William-street.
SOUTH-Terrace, House, 7 rooms, kitchen, Ac. j
Giibcrt-st., 1' rooms, 0/.—A. Le Rey Bo»
caut. 29, South-ter. 11-3
SALOP-St., North Kensington, S room3, bath
stable, trapshed; 12/.—Priest & Langslord,
Molton-st.. off Flindcrs-st. 12-13,6
SHOP, four rooms, opposite Unley Tnn, Unley
road; 15/. Shop, Gouger-street; 8/.—Pries*
and Langsford, Flindera-st. 12-5
SIX-Roomed House to Let; splendid position,
Xorth-ter., Kent; walking distance city; 11/
week.—Hittmann's Labor Offices. 12-5 '
SHOP and Dwelling, five rooms, goo'd position,
to Let or Sale; easy terms.—Burnel], Towen'
Court, Victoria-tq. i 13weo2o
SHOP and 7 rooms, Bowen-street, off Franklin*
street; rent, 12/. Apply A. Simpson and
Son, Gawler-place. ^ 11,3,6
BUOP, Dwelling, eight rooms, large store,
stabling, shed, Stirling West. Apply Chance,
Stirling East; Glover, 165, Gilles-street. 33dwoo
vjlO Let, a Shop and Room; rent 6/.—No. 70,
X Sturt-st., City. *~" .
'iO LET. TO LET. TO LET,
AH Southern Suburbs.
4 Rooms, 6/; 5 Rooms, 8/6; 5 Rooms, 10/; 5
Rooms, 11/; 0 Rooms, 13/; 6 Rooms, 11/; 8
Rooms, 15/; 6 Rooms, IS/; 6 Rooms, furnished,
25/; 7 Rooms. 14/; 7 Rooms, 20/.
Others continually coming in.
T. W. HALL,
]3-6 Estate Agent, TJnley-road.
TVO Let, Suoerior House, 7 rooms, 5, Hutt-st.
north. Ail particulars G. Fraser, opposite.
Tel. 1,036. I3"*'
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TENDERS are invited, returnable on January
SO 1S06, for Leasing for Seven, Fourteen, or
Twenty-one Years, the Magnificent Premises-occu
pied by Messrs. Chits. Moore & Co., almost tmmee
diately adjoining the Central Markets, Adelaide,
The value of this site is well indicated by ,tba
splendid and constantly increasing drapery and
general emporium business which has been carried
on by the present tenants for about 20 years. Tha
Property has a frontage of 70 ft. to Gouger-street
by a depth along California-street of 100 ft., with
right-of-way. A further depth of 100 ft. being
available if required. Floor Space, about 12,000
-quare ft. Also Basement, about 3,000 ft. No other
part of Adelaide can offer the peculiar advantages of
this position, the premises being situated close to
the Central Market in Gouger-street, and imme.
diately opposite the end of Compton-street, which
is the principal thoroughfare leading to the Cen
tral Market; the premises are visible for nearly
half a mile through that street, and great crowds
of people visit that locality and the market. Many
thousands of ,'pounds have been recently expended
in buiki'ng in the immediate vicinity.
Full particulars on application to R. BAKER,
113, South-t-rrace, Adelaide. 364w:13
rnO Let, Stables (cheap). Douglas-st„ Parkside,
X near Park-ter., lately occupied by A. Cham
pion. Enquire Mrs. W. A. Hubble, Fernville,
Clvde-st., Parkside. 11,3,6
TO Let, spacious Factory in Twin-st. and Hind
marsh-sq.. late occupied by Walton & Co.,
Ld.—Wadey & E. J. Cox, 72, King William-st.,
Adc-Iaide. Dlweoc
TP.O Let, clean 3-roomcd House, passage, bath,
X PJmcrsion-rd.. North Unley, near Ch-nc/a
Corner.—J. Harman. - 346eowAaiue I
rpO Let, Weller-st., Hyde Park, 4 rooms and
X bath; close tram.—R. Barrett & Co., Frank.
lin-st. '
TO Let, Shop, double front, and 3 rooms, next
door [Italy's Boot Shop, Brown-st.—P. Haaly,
4c
TO Let, large three-floored Store, in New
Market; cool cellar. Apply A. A. Brice and
Company, Limited. 3-16
FPiO Let, 7-rocmed House, bathroom, cellar,
X Carter-street. Prospect. Apply J." Sharp,
plumber. Carter-street, Prospect. ?1'5_
TO Let, House. 6 rooms, bath, "pantry, la. go
yard, garden, stable, shed, tram' passes door,
nr. Parkside P.O.; rent cheap, good tenant. Ap
ply-A. S. Newman, draper, Hutt-st. 10,3,5
TO Let, three-roomed Cottage, Pope-st., Hurtle
,sq., City; 8/; key next door. 13-6
TWO Houses to Let. 8 rooms each, every conve
nience, corner Barton and Mill trs., N.A.—
Puddy. Brompton. 329-33-wac
XTNLEY Park.—Modern Villa, 7 rooms, extern led
(j dining-room; one of 0 rooms.—J. Wiguall,
Westall-st., Hyde Park. 13,1",20_
ICTOR Harbor.—Comfortable, rour-room.d Fur
nished Cottage, term three weeks from'Janu
ary 27. Terms, Ac., "Holiday," this office. 8.10.13
TT/RIGHT-ST.—Cottage, 3 rooms, large kitchen,
V.V side entrance; 6/6; 2-roomed, 4/6..—Bisitop,
jeweller, King Wm.-st.
-in / WEEKLY Buys Four Rooms, passage, aero
XU/ garden land," Edwardstown; 20/ same 10
aerc-s-—E. Ryan, Cocger-st. 13,7,20
| 4 ROOMS and 1 Acre of Land, near city; spien
! rt did for poultry, &c.—R. W. Swan, C.owr,
i Chbrs. 11,3,6
cy-l GRENFELL-ST., Kent Town.—B autifullj
-jX cool House, 10 rooms, very large dining-room,
every convenience; walking distance; 21/. 11,3-j
1|T> HARRIETT-ST., close Hurtle-sq.—4 largd
XO rooms, kitchen, bath, tank; 11/. Key
25, Louis-st. 9,11,3
CrTY, South-ter.—7 rms., bath, cellar; 17/8.
City. Marion-st.—3 rms., large stables; S/.
City—Shop, 3 rooms, bath, renovated; 7/6.
Citv, off Halifax-st.—3 rooms, stove; 7/.
City, Halifax-st.—5 rms., bath, stables; 11/.
City, Wright-st—3 rms., gas, See.; 7/ and 9/.
City, Hanson-st.—Shop and 3. rms.. &e.; 12/.
Medindie, Hawker's-rd.—6 rms., bath, &c.; 16/.
Parkside, Young-st.—Villa, 5 rms., bath, Ac.; 12/,
Parkside, Porter-st.—6 rms., bath, Ac.; 14/.
Parkside, Leicester-st.—4 rms., large yard;' 7/6.
Parkside, Scott-st.—5 rms.. bath, Ac.; 12/.
Parkside, Victoria-st.—4 rooms, &c.; 7/.
Fullartou-rd.r—, rms., &e.; 6/.
Kensington, Shipster's-rd.—5 rms., bath, Ac.; 11/.
Glenelg.—S rms., bath, &c.; in very good order,
situated close to train and beach; 16/.
JOHN WYLhiS & CO..
Tel. 652. GLADSTONE CHBRS-, PIBIE-3T.
OJtiHM FELL-iSTKLLT.
Large yard, acre deep, with extensive workshops
and storerooms (10,000 ft. door space), immediate
possession.
GAT'S ARCADE. . .
Warehouse, Shops, and Showrooms, various size^
to suit tenants.
DULWICH (2 mile radius).
Seven rooms, bath, cellar, stable, and she4
large fruit garden.
Telephone 265. H. TASSIE, i, Gay's Arcadt
. 350waicEw
11 /ft WEEKLY, GILLES-ST., near Hutt-st*
I ' / U House, five rooms, enclosed verandah
bath. 5/—GRAY-ST., by Franklin-st., .Thret
Rooms. 6/—GRAY-COURT, Detached House, threa
rooms, verandahs. • *
By'. Mount Lofty Station.
Residence, nine rooms, balcony, every convenience,
Garden, Stables, Coachhouse, Dairy, Tennis^Courtj
£60 per annum; owner having left State will selj
it ridiculously low price, £900.
-' HILLMAN & CO., 17, Waymouth-street.
192eowEwo
' Matrimonial. •
'AN wishes to Correspond with middle-aged
. Lady, - plain and domesticated preferred,
genuine.—"Versus,'/ this office. . , :
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