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wanted to but. J$Y THE houseful: That'll how we Buy Furniture! We give good money every time, Are Quick Buyers, and prompt payersi TO/ALKER AND pOAKLEY, AUCTIONEERS, QUEEN STREET (Opposite Smceton's). O r E BUY FURNITURE, Pianos, etc.. and »* give highest prices. Whole Houses bought out. Motor car kept for prompt service. Phone 8112, Auction Department. D TONSON GAItLICIv CO., LTD. AUclfLANDTraTstove.— Price and particulars to A.11.C, 5-11), Slur Ojfice. J513 ADVERTISER wlTf buy Complete Contents of 4 or 5 Rooms, suitable workluginun; suy £50.—Write Worker, 590, Star Office. 80 ADVERTISER would purchase tor cash the Complete Furnishings of smalt, clean home.—Write Home Builder, !j(ii. Star Office. SUO OKHM I'lincerTTiutc. open 5 Sharp.— 1 Address Flute. 008, Star Office. 12 BREAD Curtriight, strongly-made, sound', second-hand, or Baker's Van wanted. Write 8.X., 592, Star Office. 129 BUI OK, Hup, oi r Dodge Car wanted to Purchase, for Cash, must be guaranteed good runuipg order.—Cash, 540, Star Office. 1 Vi I'CYCLES, ladies' or gent's, or frames; any condition.—Apply Pioneer Cycle Works, Newmarket. 85 /COMPLETE'""Furnishings of 4 or s- *-" roomed House wanted for cash: no irgents.—Write Geuuluc. 595, Star Office. 10 ( D.AI RY Farm, SmnllTus « Going Concern, uueucumbered, wanted to Buy or Lease. Write Pasturer. 623, Star Office." 87 IfIUHMTURE and utensils for 5-roomcU Cottage wanted urgently by casti buyer.—Write N.Z.. 5(15. Star Office. 5Ut I7»UL)L Sot First Grade" Taylor's Bowls, full bins, wanted Immediately.—Reply, stating price, to Reasonable, 572, Star Office. _ 132 aOATVJ Milk. Small Supply, wanted Dully.—Write P.O. Box IIXTJ. _ 110 GUN' 7" 12-bore. one or two barrels, good condltlou, wanted, cheap.—Particulars lo Shot, 550, Star Office. 10

GALVANISED Pipe, either new or secondhand: any quantity aud length. Pipe, flOg, Star Offlee. 117 PUSHCHAIRS and Scagrass Prams. Scvural wanted at once.—The Soldier, 155, I'ousouby ltd., Auglesea St. tram stop. 122 fjtTiTuK INGMAN, just arrlveTThcre. wants t» buy Furniture of v Rooms, complete; will rent house.—Write Riniu, 51)1, Star Office. 61 PPAREL.—Mrs BottertU gives Highest Prices All Kinds of Left-nft ClothlUß, Boots, etc. —45, Elliott St. 'l'houe 34.55. 120 TV? B 3 0 U T Til I Mi *■"- 114, VICTORIA STREET, Buys Mlsflt and Left-oil Apparel. Phone 2U74. ' D FURNISHINGS, clean comfortable home, 4-8 rooms, would buy before middle October; tuke over complete or otherwise to secure good bouse; rent to 25/.—Reply by letter, Home, 02, Star Office. D FURNITURE BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY—NOONAN BROS., the Loading Auctioneers, Victoria Street East, pay Highest Cash Prices. Or, if more convenient, they sell on your premises aud realise highest market prices. If selling ring up 1078, and get their advice. U BOTTLES. BOTTLES. Broken Glass in quantities of 2cwt or More. For Best Prices and Prompt Cash, THE ZEALANDIA TRADING CO., 20, Stanley St. Tel. 2431. D RING TO MRS Buys Ladles,' Gent's, Children's Clothing, Evening Dresses, Bead Trimming. Phone 2000.-31)2, Queen St. D CASH DOWN EVERY TIME FOR YOUR OLD UOLD—Jewellery, False Teeth. Precious' Stones, Ladles' Costumes, etc. F. Cohen. 134, Victoria St. West, near Nelson St.- Phone AOO3. d ADVERTISER, requiring small quantity Furniture for Seaside Cottage, would buy direct from person wishing sell privately; cheap piano also wanted, same purpose.—Reply early, Seaside, 73, Star Office. v Ort SEEING Machines any makes, *<V wanted at once for the Islands; good prices given.—Tahiti, 307, Star Oißce. D 11 fKl~ l ' IIONE Number. - Newmarket * iw Trading Co. want Bottles, Metals, Sacks. Give us a ring. We will call. (Eagleton). fj OOK3 WANTJ.D.— Libra rtes. Parcels, Single Volumes. Magazines, Novels; top prices.—Brough's Old Book Shop, 378, Queen St., opp. Town Hall. o LARKSON, Dealer, 38, Ponsonby Rd Buys, In any condition: Bicycles, Prams, Tools, Watches, Jewellery, False Teeth. Highest prices given. " c

KAURI GUM, WANTED TO BUY. Any Quantities. Small or Large. Best Price and prompt reply. J. TBBDHOVICH. P.O. Box 833. A "pOCKET-money easily earned for the J- children:—6d a doz. will be given for Empty Kndluui Polish tins in good order. Ask your Grocer about it.—You won't throw away any more Radium Tins. RA T> O O X S WANTED. GENERaL LITERATURE, in large or small quantities; also Novels, Magazines and Modern Music. Must be In good order' We will call and make offer if desired. I BOOK BAZAAR. Wellesley Street •Fhone 486 A. c ' T H ?"o , is ,„," Ms shortage of Itadium ■*• Polish Tins, brought about by Wartime conditions. Empty Tins are wanted at once, and your Grocer will give you 6d a doB. for them! School children esneclally will be pleased with this offer! Ra J£E TJON'T SELL YOUR FUBNITUBB TILL YOU HAVE HAD ("YUB PRICE. JTADRCIP AND pHIGNELL, CASH FURNITURE BUYERS, Victoria Street E. Tel. S9BA, 0 ON SON GARLICK CO., LTD. (Established over 40 Years.) ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST PRICES For Furniture, Pianos, etc. Whole Houses Bought Out for Cash. Also, Corrugated Iron, Builders' Materials, Motor Cars, Motor Cycles, Etc. 'Phone 802. Motor Car kept for Prompt Service. Consult WARREN BLYTH, Auction Dept. ■ C ABOUT 6 ROOMS OP USEFUL FURNITURE WiJKTED For a Seaside Residence. Bedroom Furniture and Kitchen Utensiln Essential. Will Pay Coah. Also, a Suitable Piano. Write SEASIDE, 123, STAR OFFICE. D ARE Y ou g B LHNG TftURNITURE? WE WILL SELL FOR YOU OR BUY FROM YOU, GIVING THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE. Forty yearS in business means we enn give Best Results. Phones 1925 or 2535TJICHARD ARTHUR AND riO. AUCTIONEERS, ELLIOTT STREET.