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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 169, 17 July 1919, Page 2

WANTED TO SELL. CRACKERS, Crackers, Crackers de Galore, and All Other Peace Decorations at the British Arcade, 150, Queen St. iTVINGIfY. int 6iu long. 4ft Sin beam; JL/ in good condition; cheap.—A. Foster and Co., Fanshawe St. 525 ALF-ACRB Green Oats, to be removed at once.—Harry Loomb, Wellington Park Rd., Panmure. OS OME Made Sweets, good variety: private or trade supplied.—For particulars write Sweets, 237, Hobson St. 570 EADOW Hay, loose, about 10 tons, at Otahuhu, £65; aLso Wooden Outbuilding, iron roof, £3 10/. —Write Meadow Hay, (MJ9, Star Office. "S3 NION Plants in any quantity. 4/6 per thousand.—W. Ball, Lower Queen St., Onehunga. JSJJ UANTITY of Paper White Narcissi Blooms. — 26A, Arucy Crescent. Remuera. """* SEAGRASS Pram, almost now. latest design: White Wicker Pram. 40/; Push Chair, double, 25/, bargain.—2s. Ponsonby 'ltd. --J?' CJHED -or sale. 9 x S, 7ft 6in stud, sable 0 roof, 10 sft sheets iron.—(l. 11. Palmer. 15. Sentinel ltd.: 'phone 3221) t4 rings). 54vS SPLENDID Assortment of New aud Second-hand Furniture at bedrock prices. New Bedding only stocked. —246, Karnugahape Rd. 14 WALKER'S AUCTION ROOMS, THE BEST. Are in Queen Street. D 1 EVERYTHING IN THE WAY OF -t SECOND-HAND FURNITURE SOLD CHEAP AT EDEN'S FURNITURE SUPPLY STORES. Next Lambourn s, Three Lamps. IS jp pr—WAR Trophy—German Officers' o—_> Automatic Plctol. 1917 patteru, and ammunition. —Write Souvenir. oi2, Star Office. 115 GEORGE WALKER'S Price is Best. T ARGE COOKING (RANGE WANTED TO SELL. SAME CAN BE SEEN 130, QUEEN ST. FLETCHER BROS. 533 I>EPLACE YOUR OLD FURNITURE *< WITH NEW. Make your home look inviting and something to be proud of. You know you always worry about the shabbiness of the chairs, the broken springs in the couch, and all the other small details when you have visitors. That takes away a lot of the enjoyment you are entitled to. CALL IN AND TALK THE MATTER OVER. We will take it in part payment, and can supply you with new furniture, well made, of your favourite wood, at prices that are possible only through our beiug off Queen Street, and having low rents and expenses. ARTHUR'S NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, (Next Old City Markets), ELLIOT ST. D GEORGE WALKER Sells When others fall. Sale Rooms—Queen Street. D "PEACE PRICES at R. H. Wilson's.—New ■*- White Automatic Drophead, 10 years guarantee, best shuttle, i£> 17/6; New Home Drophead, walnut or golden oak. Special cash prices, cartage paid. —R. H. WILSON 23, Wellesley St. W. Phone 3466. B SEWING MACHINE is the most acceptable Peace Offering. Secure a new New Home Drophead, best shuttle, at WILSON'S, the Repair Man, 23, Welleslev St. W. Phone 3466. _ FALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise. Price to trade and others.—Pearllne Co., 168, Queen St. jj BLUE SHOP, TOP OF GREY STREET We have a large stock of NEW SHEETS, QUILTS, AND MADRAS CURTAINS, also a heavy stock of BEDDING aud our prices are well worth consideration' Our stock of NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE is worth inspection. Please call and you will receive courteous attention, without any obligation to purchase. B -OCttNITURE, FURNITURE-, -"- • FURNITURE, CHEAP FURNITURE. TO PONSONBY RESIDENTS,—We beg to notify you that we have OPENED A FIRST-CLASS SECOND-HAND FURNITURE SHOP at the -Corner of POAU'AL-LIE-R TERRACE- and PONSONBY ROAD, next LamUoume's, Three Lamps, and 1 hope with careful attention aud civility, to be able to uphold my brother's name, who has sold out his Business at 155, Ponsonby Road. My Brother, however, is joining mc as my Buyer aud Bookkeeper, therefore 1 leave It to him to get/the Goods at a Price that -will allow us to pass them on to you at the Lowest Prices iv Auckland lor Clean, Second-hand Goods. We invite Public Inspection, and Solicit Your Patronage. Repatriation Orders specially catered for. Those living in distant suburbs will hud it will pay them handsomely to take a tram to the Three Lamps, then walk 80 or 100 yards to our shop to buy their Household Furniture. We Buy from You, Sell to You, or Exchange You Any Article. EDEN'S FURNITURE SUPPLY STORES, Corner Pompallier Terrace, Three Lamps. 35 YXfE TJAVE JN gTOCK A ND A RRIVING — TABLE, HAND, and HANGING LAMPS. ENAMELLED STEW PANS, from 3/6 each. ODD CUPS, S/ Dozen. CUPS AND SAUCERS. Breakfast Size, 12/ Dozen. BLAKEY'S BOOT PROTECTORS SCYTHE BLADES AND HANDLES IRON FITTINGS for Wooden Beds. L>ROPH_AD SEWING MACHINES. High Arm, Treadle. "* ONE-MAN SAWS. SETS OF BOX SPANNERS. PLANES. All kinds. SAWS.—Hand, Rip, and Panel. CRESCENT WRENCHES. All sizes. MECHANICS' VISES, 2, 3 and 41n face. POST-HOLE AUGERS, 4, 6 Bin. At ■piRRITTS T7IAMOUS fpoOL 100-102. VICTORIA STREET (Just across Hobson Street). B H.-DUTCUER SELLS IT FOR • A-* LESS. We have the Largest Selection of OAK, KAURI, AND RIMU FURNITURE In the City. LINO AND CONGOLEUM SQUARES. Huge Stocks at the Lowest Prices. OWING TO THE RESTRICTED RAILWAY SERVICE, WE CAN ARRANGE TO DELIVER BY ROAD BETWEEN AUCKLAND AND PUKEKOHE WITH OUR OW»N MOTOR WAGON ALL GOODS PURCHASED FROM US. XT "DUTCIIER, THE LONDON FURNISHING WAREHOUSE 191, 103, 195, KARANGAHAPE ROAD OPP. NEWTON P.O. D IF Selling Consult GEORGE WALKER first Phone 2557. D MOTOR CARS TOR SALE. "TTELIE TRUCK, 3 tons. Just overhauled » new tyres, twin tyres on back firstclass order, splendid puller; car absolutely road ready and contract to start on- must sell immediately. Quick sale, spot cash price, ±ois.—Apply MILLER'S GARAGE. 594 Khyber Tass. BUICK, latest model. 6 cyl., 3-seater. fitted with spare tyres and tube. Car new, havins been purchased but not used. £540.—Write [W" — -'- CASH, 712, Star Office,, ,