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j WANTED KNOWN. JJOSE V ~t"cJ LEN D. £5 T0 £500. 1 1 POX ANY APPROVED SECURITY, i FURNITURE, INCLUDING LIVE STOCK, I FARM IMPLEMENTS. ETC. J You can always be certain of honourable 1 and absolutely Clean and Straight Business. L. W. BALKIND, 44 and 4ii. CITY CHA-MBERS (Third Floor), Opposite John Court's .kntranco, QUEEN ST. OR VICTORIA ST. Tel. A 2345. , ' Correspondence enclose stamped envelope. CJAIL PAUL, Hairdresser, ror Fishing : Tackle.—Foot of Queen St. and ouoo- ! site; Kerry Buildinga. 77 I T AST Few Days of Millinery tSale. AU -L* Hats going at Ridiculous Prices. Misses -Chandler, 15 , .), Karangahape Rd. 33 T>KII>GMAN"S Stocktaking "iSaleJ—U.B. ■*-* Table Damask, l/!)j L.B. Sheetim.', single, 1/3; Lace Curtains, 2*yds 2/IL. 3yds { '-' li - 141 T ADIES' Tailors and Dressmakers requir- -"-« ing Kutrons made of own material should cal lat Modern Button Factory, 12. Welleslc-y St. W., opp. Fullers Opera House. 117 ARS.DENE Reducing Tahlets, n.-liablc and -beneficial; post Svc.e 2/6 and 4/8. Foster.' Ch<-iulst. Whangarel. 512 :\TRS GlLßEßl ; rSpeoiniisriirFal : u7 _ s7-alpT ■"■*■ and Body Massage, Shampoo and tlnirdressing.—Uallenetein's Bldgs., next King's 1 boat re. 20 MoLEOb-CRAIfiT Consulting Horballst. Daily 10 a.m. to a p.m.: Fridays till 9 p.m.—The People's Herbal Health Institute, 115, Karaugahape Rd. UK! OAY IT SLOWLY—Searle's Silver - Saver : Sale, Uerno Bay Boot Store, near Tram Barn. Boot HarKfuns. 7 riUREx" CREAM, Wonderful ( ; urc ' Eczema, lied Nose. Pimples, Sore Legs, 2'li and 1/, post free.—Clarke, Chemist. llO.Vletona St. SO T ADIES. —Your I'an.ima, Fell. Tacel and x - i Beaver Hats remodelled: latest fashion.—Cox's Hal Factory, 208--10, Karangahape ltd. D ISTAIATA TROPICAL GARDENS ANU * ' WRAGGE INSTITUTE. Bu-k-enhoad. An Indian Paradise Without Snakes. Admission, 1/1, Hearty welcome. Refreshments obtainable. 1) /SeXTLEME:;.—Don't discard your Old *J Hilt. We Clean and Uemodel like new. Cox's_Ha_ Factory. 203. Karaugahape Rd. I) rXLAMPITT AND CO., Upholsterers, Loose Cover Makers, and Furniture Packers. J. Clampltt. Commercial ltd.. Kingslaud. l'hojie 4<x>7 (2 rings). l> SINGEE, latest 60. full cabinet, In Oak, £10 10/; also Oak Drophead. automatic. .CG 15/.—Globe. 154. Queen St. D SAY IT SLOWLY—Se'aiie's SilTor Saver Salf. liernu liny Boot Store near Tram Hani. Hoot Bargains. 7 ADa"mG UKI'K AU , London a7id~"AuTT tralasia. Character Header, Voratiou Expert. General Adviser; children'!! delineations a speciality.—il!O, Karaugahape Rd. (nearly opp. Newton P. 0.). from 10 tc !'. 1) Skin Troubles! Go to Cauderton, Ponsonby Road. D "I~)ILES painlessly cured without opera- -*- tk'ti; fortnight's treatment and advice 5/ posted.—Perfect Health Pile Cure, Box 210, Auckland. D TUST A LITTLE READY MONEY Goes a Long Way at the POPULAR OLD MILL MART. Such a Collection of New and Second-hand Bargains you don't often see. The Hearthrugs and Carpet Runners aro a Revelatlou! The Solid Oak Furniture will soon be all snapped up, because these lines grow scarcer and sca"reer. Soon thore will be no more obtainable at any price. Moral: BUY NOW. WLI ILK YOU CAN SAVE 30 PER CENT ON THE DEAL! Seeing is Believing. Drop in and inspect Uie Goods. VyiOKIXe AND gCTCI/IFFE, THE OLD MILL MART, KARANGAHAPE ROAD CNear Grafton Bridge). D YY ANTED T£ x O W N. FLUNITCRE ON EASY TERMS. i LKNITUKE ON EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS I'L'RNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY XEKMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS KLRNITLIU: ON EASY Tl-JUMs! FLUNITUUE OS' EASY T.LUMS. I'LRNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FCKNITUItK ON EASY Ifcltil^! FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS FUR.MTLKE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON LA*! TERMS FURNITI'ILE ON" EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. FURNITURE ON" EASY TERMS FURNITURE ON EASY TEKJIS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. KUHXITUHK ON EASY 'JIJUJIS. FURNITURE ON EASY TERMS. 1 /"I ROSSMjAN AND f" , ."-. T ' rIJ -. HOUSE FURNISHERS, 111-113, KARANGAHAPE ROAD AUCKLAND. D TTRIC ACID IS THE CHIEF CAUSE OF RHEUMATISM AND KINDRED DISEASES. Knowing this, why continue to suffer agony, when UHEL'JIO seldom falls to It removes the excess Uric Add from the Blood, thus giving permanent i relief. 2/6 and 4/fi. Barraclough's Nervine stops Toothache. THE WORKER'S CUANCE. TAILOR-MADE MISFIT'S. UNCLAIMED ORDER AND SECONDHAND SUITCs, 30/ to 70/. Hundreds to choose from. Alterations by expert tailore, n8 further charge. Cloth[nj:, Repairing, and Alterations Neatly Executed. Clothing- Bought, Sold, or' Exchanged. LONDON CLOTHING CO.. S, Great North Road, near Pnnsonby Reservoir. Phone 3976. A OWKEaSEMED PLEDGES. "OARGAINS IN TTNREDEEMED OLEDGBS AT THE TTOBSON T OAN /COMPANY, 102, HOBSON STREET. £ s. d. 12 10 Single-stone Diamond Ring. 2 5 o—Sheffield E.P.N. S. Entree Dish. 12 10 o—Solid Gold Elgin Hunting Watch and Solid Gold Chain. 312 O—Large E.P.N.S. Tea and Coffee Set. S 15 o—Heavy Gold Chain and Pendant, Weighs nearly 2Joz. 1 Hi o—Powerful Field Glasses. 4 10 o—Lady's Gold Watch and Guard. IS 10 o—lßi't English, Centre - second, Chronograph Stop-watch. 2 B o—Mnndoline, In Case. 115 <J —Tailor-miide Suit. 3 5 0-s-Brand New Serge Suit. 2 0 O —English Lever Hunting Watch an<l Heavy SilveT Chain. 18 10 o—lsct Gold Bangle, Bet ""rflth 12 Diamonds and 7 Rubles. 3 10 O—Violin and Bow. In Case. 2 5 o—Gold Bamboo Bangle. 115 o—Gold Wristlet Watch, nearly new 2 15 o—'Practically new Seagrass Perambulator, on springe, cost £5 5/. 110 o—Brand New Rug. 701n x lOOin. 0 8 6—l doz. E.P. Apostle Teaspoons. 1 7 6 —4-plece E.P. Tea Set. 1 0 o—Solid Sliver Mounted Fish Knives and Fork* (12 pieces). In Case. 017 C—Solid Silver Wristlet Watch. 2 5 o—lßet Diamond and Sapphire King. 0 17 G—Heavy Overcoat. 0 12 C—rOoat and Vest. -1 10 o—Ualf-p!ate Camera. EMANUEL KISSIN, Pawnbroker. 'Phone 4312. t.

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Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 46, 22 February 1918, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 46, 22 February 1918, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Auckland Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 46, 22 February 1918, Page 1

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