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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 252, 23 October 1926, Page 2

WANTED TO BITJY. ABOUT Used Furniture. — Carpenitt, .Auctioneer, Karungahape Rdd., Buys Large Air Small Lots.—Ring 44-384. D BOUT that furniture.—Consult us before Buying or Selling.—Plione 14-Uus. Squirrell and Coy., Auctioneers. 4 A DVJiKTISEK, furnishing, requires C •"- rooms of useful Furniture in one or more lots. —Inquire Star. 070 ALWAYS Ring 42-600. —We Buy Lefl-oB Clothing. Boots, etc. —Mrs. Piggott (late Kelly). Dnrby St. D ALWAYS Better Prices given for Cl<>au Used Furniture by George Walker. Auckland's Leading Auctioneer. 1) A NSELL AND CO.,' Auctioneers, give ■** Best Prices for your Furniture. - Phone 41-91 S. D A PPAREL. —Mrs. Outtram, largest Buyer ■"• Ladies'. Gents' Left-off Clothing.—7l. Victoria St Phone 42-674. ARTIFICIAL Teeth, any condition, prewar preferred; up to £4 paid.— Pearlinp Co.. 9. Security Bldgs. D BEFORE Selling, Before Buying your Furniture, Consult Squirrell and Co. We defy competition. Phone 44-398. C BICYCLES, Tools, Jewellery, any condidition. Watches, False Teeth, Cameras, Binoculars, etc.—Clarkson, 38. Ponsonby Rd. C BOOKS. —Complete Libraries or Sinai. Collections Purchased. —Ardilaun's. 406. Queen St.. opp. Myers Park. D BOTTLES, Rags. Lead. Copper, Zinc Highest prices given—Zealandia Trading Co., Belgium St. Phone 42-431. MHS BROADWAY Auction Mart, Newmarket. Cash Buyers of Furniture, any quan—Ring 43-959. Buyer will call. 1) CALIFONT, also Gas Stove and Range; must be in good order. —Inquire Star. (m fIARPENTERS", Engineers', and Tools or ' all description Kousht, spot cash, besi prices.—32. Eden Terrace. /CONFECTIONER'S Sugar Boiling Plant; small pan, furnace, etc. ; lowest price and particulars, cash.- H. n:?n2. Star. EGGS.— Wanted immediately, 10 dozen New Laid Hen Eees weekly.—Dairy, Iflfi, Grpnt North Rd.. Grey Lynn. TjiXCTTAXGB Leather Suit Case, in perfect ■" order, full-size, for Doll's Seagrass Pram —Inquire Star. fi_2 FOLDING Push C'hnir, with hnod. in (rood order ; reasonable. —Amos, Store. Avondale. 525 FUNGUS Bought, highest market price: any quantity, from any part "New Zealand — Hop Brothers. Te Kiiitl. P. FUR Cont, brown wble, must be cheap and first--elnss condition for cash.—Write IT. 5323. Star. GO to George Walker and Get More Money for your Furniture. —3S. Queen St. Phone 40-144. D HIGHEST prices paid for Gentlemen's Left-off Clothing, and nny kind port able merchandise.—Sl. Victoria St. D OLD Cotton and Woollen Rags, any quantity —Takle Bros.. Ltd.. Freeman's Bay nnd all Bottle Stores B4 SECOND-HAND Furniture, any quantity: highest prices given.— Holden, 138, Ponsonby Rd Phone 2fi-:"!15. B SEND it to Robertson's Auction Rooms. — Robertson, Auctioneer, will buy your Furniture and pay spot cash. C SEWING Machine, Singer Drophead preferred; state price, particulars; no dealers.-Write H. 5370. Star. SKATES —Advertiser will Buy Single Pairs or Bulk Lots for cash.—Write F. 5432. Star. STAMPS, parly New Zealand, Pigeon Posts, General Collections.— ©5. Shorriand St. Oppn Friday evpnings. C TRIPOD, wooden, for camera. —State par- -*• ticulars, including price, to 6. 6167, Star. r> -( (\(\ WORTH Furniture wanted daily di-LUU Large and ' Small Lots.— Bee." 165-1 Ponsonby Rd. Phone 27-190 X?"lAAfk WORTH Furniture wanted 3wX\>Ulf dnilv. cash waiting.—Rin? Phone 44-398, Squirrell and Coy., AucHonpprs. 4 QACKS — BAGS — SACKS WANTED TO BUY TN ANT QT7ANTTTT i TOP PRICE. PROMPT PAYMENTS We are the Larirest Sack Dealers In the Dominion. McKENDRTCK BROS., Wellington Strppt. Auckland. Phonp 44-119. Phnnp 46-455. WS r\ L D myPK ~\IT E T a I, ANY QUANTITY WANTED. MANAGER, "STAR" OFFICE. D v. PUPILS WANTED. ART Basketwork, Leatherwork, Pokerwork, Pewterwork, Pen Painting, Carving. Prospectus posted.- Miss AylIng, 4, Strand Arcade. C ASHLEIGH Coachi»g College, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. — Public Examinations, Backward Education. Day and Evening Tuition. BT. KALANI, Teacher of Hawaiian • Guitar, Banjo, and Ukulele, by any method, genuine, at 144, Symonds St., and don't miss your chance to learn the Island charming musical instruments and their tropical fascination. ER. JICKERING, Teacher of Saxo- • phone, Mandolin. Guitar, Tenor Banjo. Studio. Academy of Music, Upper Queen St. (next Tabernacle). D HOME DRESSMAKING MADE EASY. Ladies' own materials cut, tacked, fitted; easy to complete at home; Frocks, Costumes, Overcoats, any style; country orders promptly executed. —AMERICAN DESIGNER, Room 71, City Chambers, Corner Quppn and Victoria Sts. HS JOHN MANSON, Teacher of Violin, Mandolin and Piano. Studio. 243. Symonds St.. opp. Post Office. p KOHALA'S School of —Teacher of Violin, Mandolin. Hawaiian Guitar, Banjo, Ukulele.—J, Hallenstein's Bldgs.. Newton B LADIES ! Make your own Dresses. We *-* cut. tack. fit. you finish. —Miss Watt. 14 Tabernacle Bldgs. C T ILLIAN BRAITHWAITE, L.A.B . ■" Teacher Sinning, Voice Production. Piano, Theory. —Studio: 229, Jervois Rd.. Heme Bay Terminus. C MILLINERY Classes Daily, also Evening Classes, by appointment ; modern tuition.—Miss Cornthwait" 6. Tabernacle Bldgs., Newton. C MOTOR Driving—Mayhill's Motor School 6, Lower Albert St Phone 42-367 Established 191 S. _C MOTOR Driving Taught thoroughly by experts; Council Certificates guaranteed ; fees moderate.—Rushton's Motor School. 57. Albert St. D MRS McINTYRE L.C.V.— Violin nnrl Pi,nn, 24 !'-i : r-° Ay nnm|»i»n Rrl -J ' PIANO, Voice Production and Singing: Lady has Vacancies pupils; methods. —263. Ponsonby d. PIANOFORTE Ori;an Singing. Theory 1" H Hillsdon Button. Epiphany Cbnroh Studio Writp Pf> V.n-%. 3. Vpwtnn S4 SHOWCARD Writing offers congenial remunerative employment. Easily learnt: moderate —"X" System. 32. Ouppn St. ■_ L SINGING. Voice Production.Teacher has Vacancy, ladies and gentlemen pupils; fees moderate. —Phone 44-407. VIOLIN Tuition by an experienced player.—Address, Srrad, 3, Carlfon Oorp Rd.. City. £ VIOLIN Lady has Vacancies, beginners preferred : latest methods, quick results: terms, £2 Write S. .-930. Star. T B A R N TO SWIM I can Tpach Either Sex. of any age. a style suitable to their requirements. Co'aeh to Miss Gladys Pidgeon, New Zealand breast-stroke champion and record-holder. 1925-6. D B ANDERSON, By Special Appointment, Instructor to Lady .Tpllicoe and Family. Phone 42-746. Box 1327. B MISS RUTHERFORD'S MILLINERY * CLASSES. ROOM 8, GAZES BUILDING, KARAXGAfIAPE ROAD. Intending Pupils should Enrol Early for the Spring Term. Only the Latest Styles and Methods Taught. TERMS. 2/0 PEE LESSON. .WS