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Auckland Star, Volume LXVI, Issue 214, 10 September 1935, Page 1

LOST_AND FOUND. To.ST, Number Plates, llM7S2.—Hunter, -.___'"<'■"■ i:Mi.-,7. .Nl(j "] O.ST, Attache Case, ManuKau Kd., SaturStak 007. xll T OST, Lady's Cold Watch, Mt. Albert. -" Terminus; reward.—l 6, Mt. Albeit Kil . - AlO I J O.ST, New Tyre, Kim, 32 x 6, City, Grey Lynn, Sandriugham.—2o, Beach Bond. I xio i T OST, Kapok Mai tress, between Mt. Eden -»-_< ami Epsom.—Ring Fanners' Trading Dispatch. hi l T OST, Spectacles in red case, Public ■*-* Library, Monday; 10/ reward.—Preston, Hotel Careen. ■ xio "I OST, Zipp Purse] between Symonds sF. -*-' and Woohvorths, Newton; reward.— Apply Woolwortlis. x HI TOST, Motor Jack Handle, between Vm\sonby, Mt. Eden : reward— H. Cleal. Tobaecoiiigt, Queen St. xlO Tost. Grey Fringed Nappa Gauntlet - lJ Clove. between Queen St.-Bogcnt 'I'liealre.—Ring ■110(H). xlO T O.ST, Child. Red Zipp bTa~\VooT--1J worths). city, Friday; reward.—lo, First Avenue. Kingsland. \lO T OST, Brown Leather Purse, containing ■*-* fountain pen. money, between Western Springs and Ft. Chevalier Kd. — Inquire iStab (il2. 10 T OST—"Will person who found Ring, 740, ■L-* New North Kd.. Mt. Albert, kindly eall for letter addressed T. 3SS7, iStaH? Valuable informal ion eontained. xlO A USTKALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT A SOCIETY. It is the intention of the Society, on or after the tenth day of October next, to issue a_ Copy Policy in plaee of Policy No. 14,41254 on the life of Yasularo Banno, Which is declared to have been lost. Wellington, 10th .September, 1935. W. T. IKIN. xlO Manager for New Zealand. STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED. CJTRATED, Green Budgerigar, ring No. 82; ►o reward.—3la, Sussex St., Grey Lynn. ____> CJTHAYED, .lersey Cow, brown, 1 stumped horn, chain around neck, from Milford. Saturday.—L. Nicholson. Milford. 10 WA NTE D TO B UY. A BOUT 100 Men's Suits wanted urgently. «- Highest cash price.—Phono Mrs. Colle, S7, Victoria St. 15 A LL kinds Household Rags, Clean News--t_. papers ; we collect. —Universal Waste Products, City Chambers. Phone 30-804. 11 A -NY Quantity of Used Furniture; i'IOUO "■ worth if you have it. Spot cash. — J. K. Robertson, Ltd., Auctioneers. Phone ■13 025. Mill APPAREL —Perry's, Symonds Street, pay Highest Prices for all Used Clothing. We call.—Phone 41-211. D A PPAItKL—La Moderne, 15, Vlvtoria St. -t_. (Mrs. Oiittrim) ; established 20 years; largest Buyer in N.Z. of Ladies'. Gent's Clothing.—Phone 42-074. D ARTIFICIAL Teeth (old), up to 50/ paid; Jewellery, Dental Gold.—Pearline, Fergusson Bldgs.. Civic Square. U AUCKLAND Auctioneering Company will Auction or Buy Furniture to best advantage.—Customs Street West. Phone 42-.35. . D BOTTLES. Sacks, Metals; best prices. Write, ring. We send reliable men. — Hayes, Newmarket. Phone 24-604. B p A R LAW'S Giving Highest Trices for Your Used Furniture. Before Selling, Phone 44-240. B and other Trade Tools, -I Bench Vices, Primus Stoves ; highest rash prices.—s4, Victoria St. West. B YCIXG Sugar Mill.—State price and X particulars to W. Thompson, Otahuhu C.1'.0. 10

U.l .W. _____ __ _ '. TNStJHANCB Policies (Life or lndustri;:l) : J- Purchased for cash. —Gl4, Dilworth Bldg. Phone 42-'M4. ~ .'.,.' MEN'S Suits, highest prices given. Also Prams and Push Chairs.—2o7, Hobson St. . . L ! i "OKAMS, Pushchairs, Cots, Bassinettes, Jt High Chairs; best prices given.—The Pram Hospital, 201). Karangahape ltd. B CJEWING Machines, any number, cash O waiting.—Globe, 104, Queen St. Tel. 40-20.1. ; . . _ii C_UITS, also Ladies' O.S. and Children's ■ O Left-off Clothing urgently required; • highest prices.—Phono 42-<O-'. B ' O w / OFFKKED for Wardrobe, good COn- &&/ dition.—Write T. 3022, STAB. xlO I ; TT R G E N T L Y WANTED. B TT T T s moo suits > SUITS 1000 SUITS ■ WE WILE PAY THE HIGHEST CASH KING 43-010—WE WILL CALL. ; ASHER ROBINSON, ■ The Suit King, Corner Vlctoria-Hohson Streets. B 3YV ANTED TO BUY. OLD TYPE METAL. Apply _ Foreman, "STAR" OFFICE. D r TTSED T7IURNITURB r (Any Quantity)., r WE WILL PAS SPOT CASH. l ' AUCTION. OR TRADE SAME FOR NEW. NO CARTAGE OR VALUATION FEES. 1 ' ' /~1 EORGE YV ALKER ' L TD " ' AUCTIONEERS. 240. QUEEN STREET. Phone 42-Sls. i. D GOLD BUYERS. GULD and Silver, broken or otherwise, daily market prices paid.—Kissin. 10 d Customs St. W. . hi s T^lD - Gold and Silver; highest market 1 \J prices paid.—Webber, Jeweller, 3(0 Queen St. Phone 47-7lu. _? e nrn GOLD AND JEWELLERY. 2i<J Highest cash prices realised Country * residents should CMb ' b ? retUr %o2 J - K tranga^pf , rid" elle ' 80. Queen St.. Auckland. _ we pay London Quotations. /"kLD pOLD AND gILVEK To the Old-establishedi Firm of tjEFINEKS AND gMELTEKS QO.. i icensed to Buy Sovereigns and Gold - Streets,. u TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE. 7 TIDING- Ma"chincsi million capacity, 1 A U CZ*L*a hnreaira; onlv £10; written JA. absolute barga.ns,. Queen's 8 guarantee. —Britisn j-jy--<j -v d t r' flakes Typewriters, oest selection 'i A in town: fully Ruaranteed.— Imperla ? i |°^F^on,h g r S . High St. , __ d 7TTimON _ Pal>er, from 7/6 box. Phone for 5 C OTles. Guaranteed overhauls 25/.2 Rating's Typewriter, Service. 44-040. g 'J T=r7TTr" _ ai7i = Rel U and Underwood d Tr o M«nawrlfM-s in Rood condition.— 5 Chambers. High St. t F^f^-T^Te - selection of Keeonv Wrlirioned Typewriters which have been I tra V ded d,t rt e )o/ P British Imperia.s.-Arnv = ctrnng'p Sprlnghnll. Fort t. - ~ TYPEWRITERS WANTED. T - TrvrTTyPEWKITEKS. any make, any con >t 100 dltion; highest cash prlcc«.-U| B Queen's Arcade, first, floor.