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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 222, 18 September 1919, Page 2

WAHTED TO BUY. "VrAR-QU-EES (2). Large, wanted, mnst be -Al- in good order.—-tate size, price, etc., to Box 70, Rotorua. 62 VERMAXTEL, dark; also few Pictures I and Ornaments wanted.—(Price and full particulars to Anti-Dealer, SS, Star Offlce. 103 ! * CCORDEOXS, Concertinas, in or out of ! -tx order; Violins, Field Glasses. Broken I Jewellery.—Fischer, 000, Queen St., opp. Grey Statue. 22 \ I'PAItKL. —Mrs. Botterill give* Highest prices Aiil Kinds Left-off Clothing. Boots, etc. — a. (EJliott St. 'Phone 34SS. IGO CWAM'P-S-—lid. -J/G doz.; 7jd, "XJ doz.; _d Ollicials, :!/G doz.; cash return.—Ernest Martin, 2«S, Elizabeth St., 'Sydney. 05 STAMPS.— 2d. 3d, Gd. Official, 4/ 100/: 2d Purple. 4/; Id Orange, 8/ doz.—Martin. 2GS. Elizabeth St., Sydney. G."> "CV>RD Motor Body, o-seater, with wlndJ- shield. 1010 model or later, wanted. — Empire Garage. 181, Karangahape Rd. 'Phone 3190. 20G I HOOD, Uiseful Horse wanted, and Light VJ Spring Cart, or strong Tax Cart.—'.». Herbert Rd., oft Dominion Rd. 17:5 INDIAN" Motor Cycle wanted; late model; good reliable machine.—A. W. Smith, 33 St. Paul St. Thone 1970. 23 I>U.\T «-anted, about 30ft long.—Write I"nnt, 075. Star Office. 552 PIG Dog wanted to buy: gmxl price given for suitable dog.—Wrße Returned Soldier, 059. Star Office. H7 T>o RTM A XTEAU or Gtadwtoni" Bag A wanted at once: must be -cheap.— Write C 38. Shir Office. 31 "JIOWING .Boat, 12ft. wanted for soldiers' -*A camp, good order.—Colllngs and Bell. Ponsonby. 'Phone 2243. 174 CJPRING Cart, light, Horse and Harness, j >0 wanted to buy. together or separate; I aJso_Hack.— Write H..5., GOT. 'Star Office. D ! STATIONARY Be-ritie EngEeT 3i~oF~4T with magneto; also Gas Engine, 0 h.p., Buzzer and Spindle Moulder.—Write S.. 545. Sta T Office. 100 TABLE OR " WALL TEIJEirHOXES WAXTIEIt TO BUY. I Automatic preferred. j Any reasonable amount imld. J. J. CRAIG. LTD., Queen Street. 320 STAMPS, old New Zealand, G.R.I. Samoa. Collections, etc., wanted: highest cash price given.—Powell and Co., 65, Shortland St. d TTTDBNISHINGS OF A GOOD HOME A WANTED. IN ONE LOT IF POSSIBLE. Also, PIANO, by ereliable maker. Preference given to someone giving up housekeeping. Write G. L. AXDERSOX. Box 700, G.P.O. D APPAREL. — Fischer 350, Queen St.— Left-off Clothing, Jewellery. Boots, Pawn Tickets, False Teeth. Phone 3021.— Mrs. Martin, Representative, will call. 170 False Teeth bought, sound or " broken: best possible prices in New I Zealand. —Send any you have to J. Dunstone. Box 141S, Auckland. Est. 28 years. Cash b_« return post. D FALSE Teeth, sound or ot_erwise. Price to trade and others.—Teaxline Co., IGS. Queen St. B "DOILER, not less than 800 sq. ft. heating At surface, pressure about 1101b, wanted. Full particulars and price to P.O. Box G32, Auckland. B4 BRING along your old Gold. Silver, False Teeth, etc. Highest prices given.— Mrs. Cohen. 134. Victoria St. West. D ITVIE BUY FURXITTJKE, PIANOS, etc., and give Highest Prices. Whole Houses Bought Out. Motor car kept for prompt service. Phone 802, Auction Dept. D TOXSOX GARLJCK CO., DTD. BOTTLES. BOTTLT3S. BOTTLES. ' For Best Trices and Prompt Cash. THE _EAJ-_NDTA TRADING CO., 20, Stanley -Street. Tel. 2431. D Second-hand Furniture wanted in next three weeks for home; rimu or oak preferred.—Write BASS, 31D, D Star Office. VXTALKER Bujs Furniture. Phone 2557. A RIXG TO MRS. KELLi".—She Buys *x Ladles", Gent's, Children's Clothing, 'Evening Dresses, Boots, etc. Phone 260U 392, Queen St. rj FURNITURE BOUGHT IX ANY QUAX-TITY.-XOOXAN BROS., the Leading Auctioneers, Victoria Street East, pay Highest Cash Prices. Or, if more convenient, they sell on your premises and realise highest -market prices. If selling ring up IU7S and get their advice. D tJKWING Machines (10) wanted to Buy, at O once; price no object; any make.— Write Traveller, 317, Star Office. D IF Furnishing in Oak see Robertson, Auctioneer, first. D ROBERTSON, Auctioneer, gives best prices for good Second-hand Furniture. D WALKER*- the man to go to. He gives Good Prices. 3S, Queen Street. llhoue 2837. TTTTALKER will Buy Your FURNITURE. '» Phone 2807. D ADVERTISHR, requiring some Good Furniture, is open to buy from bondholder wanting sell out; would like option of renting house.—Write Immediate, 102, Star Office. _> A HOUSE of Good Household Furnishings, with Linos or Carpets and Bed Linen, required immediately; highest price given in spot cash.—Apply to Leonard Coakley, Queen St. (next Hugh Wright's). D 1 -VT.RS. OUTTRIM, 114, Victoria St., Buys ' _>J- Jlisht and LeTt-oH" Ciothing, Boots, etc., and gives the highest price for good' serviceable Suits aud Costumes.—Wiite. call, or phone 2G74. rj CONSULT GEORGE WALKER, Auclioaeer, When Selling Your Furniture. ' D gELL YOUR •pURNITURE WHERE YOU'LL GET MOST MONEY. Quick Sales and Prompt Settlements. VTJALKER'S RUCTION -DOOMS, 3S, QUEEN ST., 3S, QUEEN ST., CONDUCT THE LARGEST FURNITURE SALES. Houses of Furniture Bought Outright for Cash or Sold on Commission. Entries Always Invited. r\ EORGE VT7ALKER. AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, 3S, CUEEX STREET. 'Phone 2557. VVJILL YOU BE SELLING YOUR ; >V FURXITURE? Would you like to know what yon can get for it? Answer. Yes! We will Value it for you FREE, We send our agent anywhere. Ye_'. We pay Cash. We send our own Carter, and you are sure of courtesy. ; T-yiCKIXS AXD gUTCLIFFE, THE NEWTON AUCTIOXEERS, 42, KARANGAHAPE RD. (Late of The Old Mill Mart). Phone 342 A. O