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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 16, 20 January 1933, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Purse, containing keys, etc. —Ring phone number in bag or 40-352. Reward. . x2O LOST, Side Curtain, Kliyber Pass or Eden Terrace, last night; reward. —19, Khyber Pass. 20 LOST, Rim Wristlet Watch, between Jervois Rd., Fanshawc St.—Ring 26-669. Reward. x2O T OST, Gold Earring, between St. Heller's and Epsom; reward. —Finder iilea&e ring 16-210. x2O T OST, Dinghy, St. Helier's, grey inside, 10ft 6in, black band round top.— Inquire .Star 220. x2O T OST, Book, "On the Wallaby," between Albert St., Customs St., Queen St. — Inquire Star. 218. 20 T OST — Will boy seen taking Bicycle "Wheel, Taylor's, Ponsonby Rd., Thursday. return same? x2O T OST,, Lady's Umbrella, blue handle, Pt. Chevalier, Wednesday; keepsake; reward.—Ring 47-SO6. • 20 T OST, Cardboard Box containing blue dress, Orewa-Devonport, January 4: reward.—Phono 47-GO2. 23 LOST, valuable Diamond and Platinum Brooch, city, January 17. Good reward.—lnquire Star 217. 20 T OST, Spectacles, urgent; small handbag, Domain, Pt. Resolution ; cash reward. Write Young Girl, 2934, Star. 20 LOST, Cardboard Box, valuable papers, between Vincent St., Albert St.; reward.—lnquire Star 231. x2O LOST, Purse, containing money, jewellery, between City Markets and Milne and Choyce's. Friday morning.—Ring 40-830. x2O LOST, Necklace, amher, near St. James' Theatre, Wednesday, 18th. Reward.— Apply 131, Newton Rd., or Phone 40-05 S. 20 T OST, Zeiss Folding Cnmera, between Wai- " rakei Hotel and Geyser Valley, Monday, January 9 ; reward.—Langton, Star Hotel, Newton. Auckland. x2O T7OUND, Sum of Money, Greenwood's Corner. —1, Bishops St., Epsom. x2O STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED. STRAYED, White Pom. Reward. —No. 11, Atherton Rd., Epsom. 20 STRAYED, Half Pensian Kitten, from 35, St. Mary's Rd., Ponsonby ; good reward. Ring 26-469. 20 STRAYED, one Light Black Horse, rope around neck, white spot forehead: reward.—Phone 33M, Henderson. 20 QTRAYED, Pomeranian Dog, sable, ® answers name of "Betty" ; good reward. Information to Kendall, 20, Bowling Av., Epsom. Phone 21-265. x2O FOUND, Dog, No 3, 1931, NewmarketApply Lobjoit, Devonport Dockyard^ WANTED TO BUY. ADVANX Buys All Sizes Sound, Worn Tyres; highest prices. — Advanx Ty-repair Co., Ltd., Hobson St. D PPAREL —Mrs. Outtrim, Victoria St., Buys Ladies', Gent's Superior ClothIng.—Phone 42-674. 23 ARTIFICIAL Teeth (pre-war), Broken Jewellery, Gold; prices now 50 per cent increased. —Pearline Co., Fergusson Bldgs., Civic Square. D ATTENTION!! Suits, Boots, Rifles, Old Gold, Silver, etc.; will call. —Meltzer, 61, Victoria St. Phone 45-330. D UCKLAND Auctioneering Company will Auction or Buy Furniture to best advantage.—Customs St. West. Phone 42-238. D BACON Cutter, eash price, and where to be seen. —Chalmers, Butcher, Onehuuga. x 23 Pramette or Push Chair, in " good order; cash.—B.O.B., 6332, 'Star. x2O HENDERSON Relief Workers' Association wants Price List Groceries.— Greaves, Secretary, F. 6287, Star. 23 SECOND-HAND Tricycle, ball-bearing, good condition, for child 7-8; generous cash price.—Write F. 6298, Star. 23 SWING Machines, any make; best cash prices.—Globe, 154, Queen St., 40-295. D WANTED, Filing Cabinet, for Office.— Price and condition to Telephone 47-210. x2l WANTED, 2 Travelling Trunks, in good condition—W. 6082, Stari 20 X?mn "WORTH Used Furniture, Nick-cX/J-Ul/ Nacks, Useful Articles, bought over counter.—Mum's, opp. Town Hall. A -g-OUSEHOLD FURNITURE WE WILL BUY FOR SPOT CASH THE WHOLE OR PART OF YOUR FURNITURE Highest Prices Given. NO CARTAGE OR VALUATION FEES. Leonard Coakley, W. J. Cuttle (Valuers). GEORGE WALKER, LTD., Auctioneers, 249, Queen St. Phone 42-815. • D "JJSED JpURNITURE ■y\7'A NTEDBIG DEMAND. BEST PRICES. RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD., 191, Queen Street. Will Buy for Cash. Plione 40-325. A

GOLD BUYERS. ALWAYS able pay highest prices, Old Gold, Sovereigns; call or post.— Meltzer, 61, Victoria St. D BRING your Old Gold. Broken Brooches, Kings; highest market price paid.— Kissln. 10, Customs St. W. D OVEREIGNS wanted, also Gold (old), of any description; highest prices.— Parkinson, Pacific Bldgs. Phone 41-063. D OLD. G O L D. ALSO gOVEREIGNB. OWING TO THE PUBLIC APPRECIATION, WE ARE CONTINUING THE INCREASE OP PER OUNCE EXTRA UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Foreign Money included. & gMELTERS QO., (Est. in New Zealand over 25 years.) Note Address — CORNER OF QUEEN AND WYNDHAM STREETS (Few Doors above Milne and Choyce, Ltd.). Phone 46-602. WHY NOT LOOK OUT ANYTHING UNWANTED—DO IT TO-DAY. D Q O L D — GOLD. Realise on your Old Gold or Discarded Jewellery, and obtain HIGHEST PRICES. Cash by return. Please Register all Parcels. JAS. PASCOE, Watchmaker, Jeweller, and Diamond Merchant, SO, Queen St., and 6(5, Karangahape Road ; also at Hamilton. D o z 5 ■ GOLD. Owing to the High Price Now Rulingwe have melted up 75 per cent of our «olu Jewellery. Why not sell us yours and obtain the maximum price? The Old Firm: ROBINSON'S, LTD., 352-4, Queen St., opp. Town Hall. u FRUIT FOR SALE. APPLES, Gravenstein, large, choice fruit, 6/ 401b case, railage free. —H. Cutler, Henderson. ' P EACHES —Paragon, Yellow, Bottling; ready soon ; 5/ 201b case, railage H. Cutler, Henderson. * D COAL AND FIREWOOD. DRY Split Pine, Tea-tree, delivered or nt stump: large quantities; reduced prices.—A. Sinkovich, Henderson. x2ll