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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 118, 21 May 1928, Page 1

WANTED TO BUY. ALWAYS Ring 42-606—We Buy Left-off , Clothing, Boots, etc. — Mrs Piggott (late Kelly), Darby St. D A LUMINIUM, Brass, Copper, Lead, Zinc, Jtr". Bottles, Rags, and Old Batteries. — W right and Neil, Newton Rd. 24 A PPAREL—Mrs. Outtrim, Largest Buyer ... Ladies', Gent's Left-off Clothing.—7l, Victoria St. Phone 42-674. 21 A UCKLAND AUCTIONEERING CO., a LIMITED, Will give you the Best Cash Offer for Your Furniture. Phone 42-238. or call 6, Customs St. W. C TJEFORE Selling, before Buying Your ■~-f Furniture, consult Squirrell and Co. We defy competition.—Phone 44-398. C "DENZINE Lighting Plant, in good order; must be cheap.—Shaw. Builder, Kaikohe. 23 "DICYCLE Tools, Jewellery, any condition. Watches, False Teeth, Cameras, Binoculars. etc.—Clarkson, 38, Ponsonby Rd. C t>LXOCULARS, cheap; state make and price, where to be seen, etc.—Write M. 662, STAR. 23 "DOOKS — Complete Libraries or Small Collections Purchased — Ardilaun's, 466, Queen St. (opp. Myers Park). C 4 fJuiLDING Society Shares, Old Gold, ■ LJ Suits, Clothing, Bags, Cameras, etc. — Meltzer Bros., 65-67, Victoria St. Phone 45-330. D THINNER Suit, good condition, suit gent about sft lOin ; state price and particulars.—Write B. 7618, Star. 23 TAIVING Gear wanted; diving dress, helmet, air pipes, etc.; please state price and particulars as to condition.—Write M. 7SI. Star. *23 For your auction sale get JOHN CARLAW, AUCTIONEER, 24, Wyndham St. (next Gas Co.'s Office). Phone 44-246. D 4 p>URNITURE, second-hand, wanted, any 1 quantity, for spot caefe.—Waltemata Furnishing Co., 80, Hobson St. D FURNITURE, any quantity, best prices, cartage paid.—Ring 45-169, Central Furniture Depot, 256, Broadway, Newmarket; d URN ITU RE wanted by family man, refurnishing; 4 or 5 rooms useful Furnishings required, for cash.—Write 6311, Star. £> AS Engine, 1 or 3-horse-p<fwer, second- _ hand.—Write S. 564, Star. rj.ENTS" Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc., Bought for Spot Cash. — Wise, 94, Hobson St. Phone 45-324. D YOUR AUCTION RAT.TB TO GEORGE WALKER, LTD., Auckland's Successful Auctioneer, 38. QUEEN STREET. D Envelopes with stamps attached, for _ collection.—4s6, Upper Queen St. f.'i T3ANATROPE wanted, good order; cheap - 1 - for cash"; appearance immaterial; also Records.—Robinson, 376, Queen St. t9.i T> ABBITS in any quantity, dressed or -*-» skins on, highest cash prices.—Sanford, Ltd., Jellicoe St. A "DABBIT Skins — We are Cash Buyers; send for price list.—Northern Export Co., Strand, opp. Dalgety's. C SCARLET Runner Beans, in any quantity. Yates and Co., Ltd., Albert St. G4 SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, ANY QUANTITY, BOUGHT FOR CASH. WICKINS AND SUTCLIFFE. Auctioneers, next to Bank of New South Wales, Karangahape . Road. C CJEWING Machine, second-hand, cheap for 0 cash. — Write Bradburn., P. 0.. West Lynn. x2l good order, reasonable. State price, where seen. Cash.—2o, Ireland St., Ponsonby. " 22 CJHOW Case, to stand, 36in long, 18in wide. Apply Mayfair Toilet Rooms, Princess Buildings. 22 Drophead Sewing Machine, also " Hand Machines; best prices, spot cash. 8, Strand Arcade. p STAMPS. —Fine Collections In stock. Price Lists free. Old Collections bought.—Powell, 65, Shortland St. C QTAMPS Bought, good price paid; coilectors call; bargains; British Colonials.—Brodle, 39, Hellaby's Bldgs., opp. G.P.O. c Pot's Always Boiling.—We Buy Old Gold every description; top prices guaranteed.—Robinson, opp. Town Hall. D 10H nnn RECORDS. Gents' Clothing, | Boots. Shoes, Musical In- ! struments. Artificers' Tools; general merchandise.—Goodman, 66, Pitt St. A •ppOUSEHOLD JPURNISHINGS IN A'fY QUANTITY. WE WILL BUY FOR SPOT CASH THE FURNISHINGS AND PIANO OF YOUR HOME AS IT STANDS. NO CHARGE FOR VALUATIONS. WE PAY CARTAGE. Q.EORGE Y\T ALKER . L td ~ AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, Phones 40-144 and 43-357. D FARM JHANDS. OHAREMILKER wanted, with own herd, , 50-60 cows, farm Hauraki Plains.— A.N.W., Box 796, Auckland. 21 CJ HARE MILKING wanted for coming season; 50 to 100 cows; machines preferred.—Write H. 9967, Star. 21 "V7"OUTH wanted to learn sheepfarming; J- small wage to start. —Write Sheep, Box 22, Kohukohu. 21 =====^=:^== PUPILS WANTED. A CADEMi BUILDING, Upper Queen St.— Pianoforte, Violin, Mandolin, Guitar. Interesting methods, ensuring rapid advancement—J l OJva£e. 23 A RT Basket Work, Leather Work, Poker Work, Pewter Work, Pen P<dnting, Carving. Prospectus posted.—Miss Ayiing, 4. Strand Arcade. C A SHLEIGH COLLEGE, N.Z. Insurance Bldgs. — Tuition for Matriculation, Professional Prelims., Teachers" Certificates. P.S.E., Backward Education. C /COACHING, also French, German, Spanish, Italian. Maori ; Gregg Shorthand.—M. Keesing. Charlton Av.. Mt. Eden. C /CORRESPONDENCE Courses for all Public VJ Examinations—Druleigh College, Anzac Avenue. Auckland. RD "TvRESSMAKING and Classes. — Ladies' materials cut and fitted daily. 10-12, 2-4; also quarterly classes. — McClymont. and Woodhead. 26. City Chambers. C Self-teachers procurable through Wildman and Arey's, Booksellers. or Whitcomhe and Tombs. C TOHN MANSON. Teacher of Violin, Man- *' dolin and Piano.—Studio, 243, Symonds St., opp. P.O. C MOTOR Driving—Mayhill's Motor School, 8. Lower Albert St. Phone 44-174. Established 1018. C SHOWOARD Writing I —Practical Tuition by Auckland's Leading Showcard Writers.—"K" System. 32. Queen St. C JJIGH SALARIES ARE PAID ONLY TO THE HIGHLY QUALIFIED. . DRULEIGH COLLEGE. RD j i YPEWRITERS FOR SALE. TYPEWRITERS, Repairs, Carbon Papers, I .ibbonß.—Phone 44-387. Thos. Bailey, Monarch Typewriter Agent, 34, Winstone I Buildings. c 1