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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 247, 18 October 1926, Page 2

AS>AS,TME3iTS VACAMT. I>OOMS (2) —Kitchenette, unfurnished, 1 *> stove, meter, c.1., phone, all convs., mm. j car.—ll4. N ailey ltd. 600 ' t *uii-M. front, turn. ; suit business girls or ' ■" gents (mates) ; would Board.—3, . Gunui.v St., Newton. 61a | puil.US (4), kitchenette, gas stove, range, j -" lireplace. califont.— Apply 90, Rich- ! 111.mil Rd„ Ponsonby. ] I'.iJU.VLS i2j. kitchenette, pantry, unfurn.; •*' separate meter, all convs.—lU9. College liiil. next P.(j.. l'ousouby. 50,s IMJOMS (2 1, large, unfurnished, electric light, all conveniences, racing reserve. 52. Broadway, Newmarket. iJOOMS (2), unfurn., in modern bungalow ; *■' califont, all coins.; also Motor Gar- . age. 25/. —L'lili, Balmoral ltd. DOOMS [-), front, unfurnished; c.1., scpa•JLV rate cooking; near Valley Rd. cars.— ::.".. Victoria Avenue. Mt. Eden. I>OOMS (2), kitchenette, unforn. : sepa- 1 rate stove, all convs. ; close tram ; t'l. 21. Malvern Rd.. Morningside. 6J6 , I»uoMS (2-3), unfurn., c.1.. convs.; cheap; 1 A.' homely m.c. or friends.—23, Aitkcn Terrai-e. New North Rd. I I>OOMS ('.'•). unfurn. : range, meter, c.l. ; ■* children no objection ;±1 ; Albauy Rd.. Heme Bay. —liiqitire Stau. 342 fJOOM, front, furnished, c.1., fireplace, gas ■* ring and stove, reasonable.—l 3, Arawa St.. Khyber Pass. Grafton. "DOOMS (2), front, convs.; furn. or AY unfurn. ; Ist section ; moderate, approved tenants.—lnquire Star. 539 KOOM, furnished, lireplace, c.1., every cou- ' venience. suit lady.—s Exinouth St.. Newton Rd.. Symoiiils St. 609 ROOMS i 2). private entrance, separatestove, meter. lireplace. c.1., use convs. 41. Malvern Rd.. MorniugsidP. IJOOMS. furnished, couple or friends,! everything found: c.1.; Three Lamps; 20/.—III. Dedwood Ter.. Pmisonhy. | IJOOMS, superior, unfurn.. own stove, J *> meter, kitchenette, 'phone ; reasonable. ! 22. Millais St.. off Richmond Rd. SIS I Kc.OMS (2.1. unfurnished, convs. second] ' section ; handy cars. —Week-end or 1 evenings. 72. Second Aye.. Klngslnnd. IJOOMS (2), unfurnished, every cony., 1 *> Dominion Rd. Terminus: business couple preferred : 22/0, including gas and electric light; after 5 p.m.—lnquire Star. 563 QJCNNY Unfurnished Front Room to Let. g* Dominion Rd Terminus, opposite Park. SYMONDS ST.. 23. Large, furn.. sunny Rooms: breakfast optional: casuals. permanent^.-Phone 45-367. THE WILLOWS." Symonds St. — Bed I and Breakfast. Phone 43-28S. —Miss | rrpen. Proprietress. TiO LET. Mangere Crossing, 2 Rooms, furn. or unfurn.: separate cooking and entrance, c.1.. !_- n s. — fiinuire Stvtj. 476 WIDOW, WITH SELECT WELL-FUUN. VV HOME. Would Let Part to refined m.c. Sunny posllion. Handy to cars. E.L. sop. cooking. .-,. ITFPJ'.FRT RD.. DOMINION KD. ! Q j GRAFTON RD.—Furn. Double and <s_:» Single Room to Let: suit business! people: phonp. 5-> j APARTMENTS WANTED. | BED Sitting Room, kitchenette, furn., wanted; m.c; handy.—Write B. &764. j Stau. __* | BUSINESS requires comfortably furnished room, evening and Sunday meals, lirst section, private home.—Write M. 4010. T7M.AT. unfurn- self-contained : Business JL Woman : Ist section : Grafton prefcrreil. — Write M. 4671. Sr.Mt. MT. ALBERT—2 Large Rooms, convs., Board preferred, by business man.— Write S. 4-144. Stau. IJOOM. unfurn., and home attentions. *> required by elderly lady.—Write F. 3943. Star. ROOMS 121. unfurnished, for two adults: no trouble; about 15/ or 16/. —Write M. 4752. Stak. I"»OOiM. furn.. elderly lady, private family, A 1 coins.. no trouble, first section : reasonable^—_________________R J ROOM, partially furnished, front, by busi-1 ness lady, fireplace essential: neari Ellerslie tram' terminus preferred.—Write! M. 4793. Star. ' \T7OMAN would give help in house or shop ' »' for two Unfurnished Rooms.—Write' M. 4731. Star. i t} OR 3 Rooms and self-contained kitchen- I ■" ette; urgent. — The Home Finders. | Exchange Lane. 101 j MOTOR CYCLES FOR SALE. ; AGENTS for Rex-Acme Blackburn, Chater- j Lea, Blackburn and Camshaft; book now for Christmas. —White, Coventry Gnrage. Wellesley .St.. Auckland. A J.S. fur Christmas.—A small deposit —a will secure one. Write for catalogue. Auckland Cycle and Motor Depot, opp. NeWtnll P.O. C A J.S., 2£ h.p., 1922 Side-valve Model. ■t—.• All chain drive. Machine in first-class order throughout. Easy tenuis, £13 deposit. Balance £3 monthly. — Motor Replacements, Ltd.. Gittos St. D_| A RRIVEJJ—New Rudge Whitworths'eiec- ■£*• trie. 34 h.p., 4 0.11.V.. 4 speeds; £S5; I £20 deposit.— Clarke's, Sole Agents, New- ; market. j ASTLEY for New and Used Spare Parts, j Cylinders Regrouud, Pistons, etc.. j Manufactured at 5, Belgium St. j DOUGLAS. 23 h.p., 1925 Model, in first- j class order throughout. Complete, with 1 all accessories. Easy terms, £15 deposit. Balance £3 monthly.—'Motor Replacements. Ltd.. Gittos St. Thone 45-356. D DOUGLAS, 4 h.p., 1923 Model, In real good mechanical order. Complete,, with accessories. Easy terms, £15 deposit. Balance £3 monthly.—Motor Replacements, Ltd.. Gittos St. Rhone 45-886. D EXCELSIOR. 7-9 h.p., Standard Model. Just newly enamelled and thoroughly overhauled. Easy terms, £10 deposit. Balance £3 monthly.—Motor Replacements. Ltd.. Gittos St. Phonp 45-3 SO. D HARLEY 7-9 and Sidecar, splendid order ; bought new 1923. Quick sale, £40 cash. —W r rite V. 4180. Star. "O EX-ACME, world's record-breaker, models -JL* arriving, book now for Christmas.—• White. Coventry Garage. WollesJey St. SIDECAR, suitable Indian Scout, wanted; - reasonable.—Write M. 4742, Star. i "l MOTOR CYCLES WANTED. BIKE and Side Car, cheap.—State full particulars, where to be seen, to M. 4615. Star. KICK Starter Gear wanted for Rudge multi motor cycle.—S, Gibraltar Crescent. Parnell. j BIRDS FOR SALE. PEDIGREE Homing Pigeons.—For particulars apply 7, Grey St. West, Onehunga.

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