LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Black Satin Shoe,, near Queen St Reward. — Inquire iStah LOST, Motor Cycle Glove, vicinity Grey Lynn; reward. —105, Clarence St.. ITinsnn'li.v. xl '- T GST, Black Silk Stocking, Shorthand lj Victoria Sts.—Finder leave 23, Shortland St. *l= LOST, Brown Note Case, containing £8. also receipts, Queen St.; reward. —S, 4810, Stab-. ; IS lOST, Parcel Knitting, vicinity Qiieen and J Customs Sts.—Finder kindly inquire j 'Star 41S. xIS LOST, Brief Bag. between Pokeno and Drury : reward. —Communiciitc Ross. Phone 42-420. x! 9 LOST, Umbrella, in gentleman's car, vehicular ferry, Queen St., Monday.— Inquire Star 415. xl_B I" OST. Tools in Bag, from motor cycle, -1 Mr. Kilen or Epsom, Rat unlay night.— Plpnsc ring 21-421. xiS lOST Cycle, electric. Will person removJ ing same from V.M.C.A. return and save trouble?— Phone 25-524. xIH LOST. .Tade Green Ear-ring, between Strand Picture Theatre and A.M.P. Buildings., Saturday night.—King 10-: m, LOST, Crutch, Suitcase, containing clothinir books, medals, Motu-Rotorun road. Saturday; reward. — Akroyd, "EmpirP." Rntnrnn* , _ FOUND. Purse, Karnngahapc Rd. —King 2S-TO7. . 13 FOUND, Fur on ferry : h->ve same by pavine exnenses.—AmUr Fe.rrv Olhce. xIS STRAYED AND IMPQUNPEP. CJTBAYBD, Small Black Pomeranian Dog. £> Takapuna: reward.—l'leuso return Mrs G. Walker, 17, Hauraki Rd., Jakapuna. ' ; xl!) WANTED TO SELL. A BSOLUTE BARGAINS — Indentor's A samples, hall price sale (Indies' ware). Furs from 20/8.—41 H. Conkr x BUlgs. B ALLAN'S Hand-worked Silk Blouses and Nightdresses, 25/. reduced 13/6; Natural Fuji Silk, 3/11, reduced 1/11 J.— Second Floor, Cooke's Tearooms, Queen SL SHES, line, syds, £1, delivered; Scoria, all grades.—Phone Parkes, r>o, St. Leonard's Kd., Epsom. _ J? A PERMANENT SURFACE—That will not wear off or get shabby. DARKALINE FLOOR STAIN ! Dries quickly with a beautiful lustrous finish. 2/0 does a room. RTF A" SLIGHTLY Soiled Kerosene Keroil Califont, £6 10/ ; usual price £l> 10/.— Westonhouse, Lome St. B A 2/4 TIN of Rolfe's Wax contains as much as three 1/ tins. —Obtainable everywhere. D BACHES, Fowlhouses, Garages. Sheds, etc., caeap, delivered. — Khyber Pass Timber Yards, corner Mountain Rd. 44-624. T>ARROWS, Ladders, Stepladders, Wash--O tubs, etc., from Pelham's, 150, Victoria St. W., last a lifetime.—'Phone 40-054. I) BENZINE Bowser Pump for Sale: good order; £10. —Webberley, Carrier, S5. Welleslcy St. 20 BLOCD toxins, urates, and uric acid expelled from kidneys by Dr. Mackenzie's Mcnthoids.—A. Eccles. Chemist. RD /CORRUGATED Iron. Sashes, Doors, WinVJ dows, Gla-ss Frames, Builders' Sundries, every description.—Sawyer, Newmarket. 'Phone 41-114. D LTD., for Concrete Block, Cement Roofing Tiles, etc.: new reduced price list.—Phone 20-712. B DIRT soaked away without hard rubbing by washing clothes with I.X.L. Borax Washing Powder. RD FALLEN Arches rectified with Dr. Seholl's Arch Supports.—M. L. Bateson. Scholl Foot Expert. Queen St. T FIREPROOF Safe, Counter, 3-tier, Table, ,10ft. x SOin, Dining Table and Showcases.—lo4. Ponsonby Rd. 18 F~~ URNITURB AND FLOORS LIKE NEW. DARKALINE FLOOR STAIN. Flows like water. Easily and quickly applied, and gives a fine old Jacobean finish that looks good. 2/6 does a room. RTF GENTLEMEN who likclhc best in condiments ask for Hayward's Military Pickle. —All Grocers. KD GOING Grey? Use Rachel Hair Tonic and look 20 years' younger.—Horsley's Pharmacy. RD TRON Shed, 15ft x Oft, 8-foot stud, hip JL roof; suitable bach, garage.—Ring 44-187. 20 T IQUID Granite Floor Varnish lasts longest, saves labour. Obtainable Oil and Colour Merchants and Stores. —AgentsW. V. Wilson and Co., 100, Albert St., Auckland. B MEN! Corpulence reduced if you take Youth-O-Form Capsules before meals; C/ 6 Eccles, Chemist. _RD Tables, 5 drawers, great value; v-' inspect.—Auckland Auctioneering Co., 10. Customs St. \V. _H POOR appetite improved by eating Yeaston Tablets, which fill you full I of pep.—A. Eccles, Chemist. RB i ROLFE'S Wax is, after all, the Best and Most Economical Floor Polish. Sold everywhere. I) QJINGERS, several, nearly new, cheap, ►J cash; 7-drawer Automatic, £6 10/; 2/6 weekly.—Globe, 154, Queen St. D STOUT girls can achieve slim, fit figures by taking Youth-O-Form Capsules; no dieting required.—A. Eccles, Chemist. RD TIMBER. —Timber and Posts. Cheapest place to buy.—Appleton, Arthur St., Newmarket. xiß rnRAM Rails, Girders, Bolts, Bar Iron, J- any size.—Appleton, Arthur St., Newmarket. xIR URIC Acid in the blood causes Sciatica, Lumbago, Rheumatism, and Gout. Rheumo gives swift relief. 2/<\ and 4/e. Mn | TTOLCANIC Soil for 7/ V yard : 3 yards. £1. —Ring 12-425. x2O WASH clothes with I.X.L. Borax Washing Powder and the dirt just soaks out. All Grocers. RD WAGES cut counteracted by preserving eggs with Ovoline for winter.—l/n jar.. RDI WAKE Up Tired? Eat Yeaston Tablets and you will wake up fresh as n daisy.—A. Eccles. Chemist. Rβ WHOOPING Cough ! Marked benefit with Mytol Mutton Bird Oil Emulsion. Children love it.—Woollams' Pharmacies. Ltd. RD COAL AND FtREWOOD. ABSOLUTELY BEST VALUE. — Taupiri Coal; Dry Tea-tree Firewood. Ring C. AICKIN & SONS (Estab. 52 years). Office : Anzac Ave., 43-934. Depot: Mt. Eden, 41-025. B A MAZING Value—Save 3/6 in the £. Ausii tralian Wattle, 9 sacks, 16/6; 3, o/o. Phone 25-826. D A GREAT Money-saving Opportunity.— f>, Hard Wattle, 1 House Coal, 20/ ; 4 Wattle, 1 Kitchen Coal, 10/.—Maddaford Bros.. 45-173. ; , JD I BIG, Dry Tea-tree Blocks, 12 sacks £1 cash at Scow, Prince's Wharf. 20 OAL, Coke, Firewood, Tea-Tree Blocks, •J, £1: Mill Blocks, 13, £I.—Sly, lit), Eden Terrace. 43-207. D TjIIREWOOD—Kauri, 11 bags, £1; Tea- -*- tree, 9, £1. — Khyber Pass Timber Yards, corner Mountain Rd. 44-024. B FIREWOOD, Auckland's best, Cheapest— 0 Well-filled Sacks dry Tea-Tree Blocks, £1 cash, delivered. — Tea-Tree Supplies, Prince's Wharf. Phone 47-164. ___ D GRAHAM Coal, no explosives, 4/11 sack; dry Tea-Tree, Mill Wood. — Andrew, 191, Dominion Rd. 20-567. _D O BAGS Dry Building Wood, 4/3; 11 Bags *-> and 1 Sack Kitchen Coal, £1; agents Renown Coal.—Ring Phone 27-232. B FRUIT FOR SALE. APPLES. —Choice Dessert, excellent keepers, 6/ and 4/; rail paid; satisfaction guaranteed.—H. B. Cole, Kaukapakapa. D MARMALADE Oranges, 7/6, half 4/6; Sweet Oranges, Lemons, 11/, half 6/ : railed.—Moore's Orchards, Henderson. B
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Auckland Star, Volume LXII, Issue 194, 18 August 1931, Page 1
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