Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Auckland Star, Volume XLIV, Issue 183, 2 August 1913, Page 1

WASTED TO BUT. W'ANTEED to Buy. 7ft to Bft Dinghy — Price, etc. to X- 3»t, Star Office. 49 to Bay. a Second-hand Gas »»' Stove; must be cheap.—A.B.. 511, St«r. 28 ANTED !o Bey, Srnn'l Milk Ronnd^ -with leiise of land.—Write A.8., Qnehnnga P.O. 5J> i WANTED. Secoatf-hand Hand Separator, in good coudirion.—F. Jeans. Iβ. Carltor> CciTe Rd. 171 VXTANTED"to ~Bny. Typewriter!—Make^ " » price, and full particulars to Spacer, 530, Star Office. 181 ANTED to Buy, Signboard, about 15ft long. wiUi arch preferred.—Particulars, Signboard, P. 0.. Ponsonby. , 582 WANTED! a Serond-hami Copper, with casing; good order.—State particnlavs to X.Y.Z.. 530, Star Office. 104 ANTED, Portable Washing Copper, in good order: state full particulars.— Apply 32b, Kast St., Newton. 183 ANTE© to Buy, Electric Vibrator; also any other appliances suitable for toilet rooms.—'Write .1.E., 532, Star. 158 ANTED, about 100 ft 3-inch Bright Steel Shafting, also Couplings and Bearings.—Write S.L., 389, Star Office. 30 ANTED to Buy, Open Boat, 16 or 18 feet.—Apply, stating price and where to be seen. A.8., 390. Star Office. 33 WANTKD, T-n-o sound, clean-legged ' iIOTSPs. suitable for medium van; no aged horses wanted.—Apply Casey, Box 104fl. P.O. 32 OTOE CAR, new or secondhand.—State maker, power, price, and where seen to Petrol, Ponsonby I'ost Ofßoe. 23 I3AIE Crested-bred Canaries for breeding purposes; must be good and cheap, unrelated.—Apply Chas. F. Biehler, Manurewa. ('Phone f>.) Iβ J rj.US. single or double barrel (12 bore), ' wanted; must be cheap and in good order.—Write M., 326, Star. 121 T ADIES - Gents', and Children's Misfit' and Left-off Clothing; highest price given; letters attended to.—Mrs Richardson 109, Hobson St. <jl OUNG Couple wants to Buy the Furniture of 5 or 6 rooms for caeh. Address letters to Clean Home, Star Office. /~VLD Artificial Tectb, Bought.—Post - teeth " to Dental, Box 2S, —c Aro, Wellington. Cash sent per return. 5 /"XLARKSON, Dt-aler, 38, Ponsonliy Rd., V/ buys TtwK Bicycles, Guns, Revolvers. Jewellery, Bags, Cameras, etc. Highest price given. " 7 RS. BOTTERILL Buys Indies' GpntTS' ChUdrcu's Snperior Mistir and' Left-off Clothing. Letters attended to.—Elliott St. (2 doors from Wrlleslay St.j. Phone 3485. 8 ■eSTE bave tbree clients who will Purchase »» the Furniture of 5, 6, or "-roomed Houses to obtain possession.—Ross and Co 19. WeUoslgy St W. aj —We will buy the Furniture -*- and Contents «r your home outright for cash. — Walker aud Coakley, Auctioneers High St_ AITNCH, 'M to 40ft. 0 or 10 knots.-I'.-ir-ticuiars nod prif-e. where to be seen to Launch. 2Cf>, rnasonby Road. 25 The Furniture of Houses WE WILL BL'Y Walker and Coailey, Auctioneers. High Street. GCM.—Country Clients bringing -"- or sending their Gum have prompt attention. We are Cash Buyers L. 8. MAXWELL AND CO., 24, Customs Street Hast. TO TAILORS. WOOLLEN CTTTINOS BODG-HT 14KLE BliOS.. Coloa Street, Auckland. . Phone 527. B. X 1 1 '». 102, HOBSON STREET, Buys and Sells JEWELLERY, ELECTRO-PLATE FIREARMS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TRAVELLING BAGS. CLOTHING, BOOTS, ETC MISFIT SUITS ALWAYS ON HAND. Phone 4312. ttttE BUY AND SPECIALISE Gent's Misfits and Cast-oE Apparel, Ovecoats. Macks., Rugs, Boots, Pawn Tickets, etc.. etc We Give Tip-top Prices, viz., 10/ to 60/ per Suit. Ring up 3976, and our representative will call on you. THE LONDON CLOTHING, CLEANING AND REPAIRING CO.. 4. Gt- North Rd. (near Ponsonby Beservolr). CIiNITTJBE, SECOND-HAND, WANTED FOR MART. Keen inquiries. Furniture of Houses Bought Outright. ROLAND MENS. Auctioneer and Valuer, WELLESIEY STREET WEST, ! T«-i doo<-s above Albert Street. rpURNER AND SUTCLIFFE, Pon- i J. sonby Rd., next Windsor Eink, buy Furnished Houses oat; buy and sell New and Second-hand Goods. Cash or time payments. Best prices given Carpenters' and Garden Tools, etc. SECOND-HAND FUB.NITORE WANTED. Entries invited for our Auction Saies.— Walker and Coakiev, High St. JPUPJ-LS WANTED. CJHORTHAND SPBED and BOOKKEBPO ING — See Educational ColnmD.— Basten's (.'omtnprci.il Training Oolleee. RESSMAK.LNG CLASSES by Practical Dressmaker: 2 hours' lesson 1/: material cut and fltted.—Jcsmond, 29, Sentinel Rd., Ponsonby. S~~lN<>rN-G, Violin. Piauo- Pupils~7boronKhly ulight l<y cprUfiealerl young Udy; homes visited. Terms. £1 in/ quarter, "in advjmcn. —-Write Dipioma A. Star Office. PU Plli S WANTED SHORTHAND. TYPEWRITING AND BOOKKEEPING. STOTT AND HOAKE. 23. Swanson Street. SCHOOL of DressmairiDg"~-MTsV~ Yonng" Queen's Buildings (oppo. Dairy Association). WeJlesley St. West (late of Newton Arcadel. (lasses as usual. J3O I f> S WILLIAM (Pnpil of Frauleln Wanner, .Leipzig). SINOTN.G AND VOKTB PTJODTTCTrO-N Studio: KARAKG-AHAPF/ ROAD. "PICCOLO taught~'by Mr. c A. A. DUNN, Solo Flautist Lyric Theatre, late of J. C. Williamson's Companies. Studio: 64, Queen Street. STUTTERING AND STAMMERING MR. JOHN McDOCGALL, 27, Khyber Pass, Auckland, is the only specialist in New Zealand who hus been perfectly successful in curing quickly and permjittenrly Stuttering and all Impediments of Speech. TeetiiDonials: When I became a pupil of Mr. M-cDougall 1 stuttered ve.ry badly. At times I could not speak at all. 1 can now speak with the greatest of ease, and mj health is much improved.—C.H. SCHOOL FOR MANDOLIN, BANJO AND GUITAR. "MR. A. A. PARTRIDGE (Principal) Has Vacancies for Beginners and Advanced! Players. Studio, 21. Grafton Rd.. near Choral Hall. "Vj"HS "T^ING. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY CLASSES. 175, STMOXDS ST., oppo. Lyric Theatre. Daily: Mornings, 10.35 to 12.15. Afternoons, 2 to 4. Evenings. Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. 7 to 0. PARTNERSHIPS. AiDfWHRTTSER, steady, small capital, -O- would like partnership in fishing luuich. — "wsdsing stppoiu tuicnt, toAasletr SW, ««r ftfliolL °4,