LOST AND FOUND. :, T.OST, Spectacles, Avondale tram, last e evening'; reward.—l'liuuc 22-2:{5. x 34 , TOST, Pram Cover, vicinity Lincoln St~ Ponsonby ; reward.-—lnquire Stab 171 e — •. T OST, Nickel Benzine Cap, vicinity New 1 , , - North Rd—Apply Walter Buchanan, Ltd. 04 5 T.OST, Kodak Camera, Bays-water terry, Thursday; reward.—Write F. 7922 f Stab. xi! 4 T O ST, Wrist Watch, between Mil ford and O'Neill's Av, ; reward. —Clendon. j Hall's Corner. x 24 T OST, White Suede Gloves, Symonds , St., top Whitaker Place ; reward.—• - Ring 44-579. 24 r TO ST, Brown fringed Nappa Gloves, S. 17 . Papatoetoe train, or Citv, to-day.— Phone 17-890. 24 T OST, Small Purse, containing £5 note, ' 1 recently ; reward.—Colley, Gardiner " Ter., Mt. Albert. x 25 r T OST, Yacht Dinghy, green, white bottorn, varnished inside. —Apply 32, Mnnannl Pt. Chevalier. x 25 T OST, Spare Wheel, 19 x 5.00, red, Devonport, Greenliitlie, Brown's; reward.—Taylor's Garage, Milford. x 24 3 T OST, Lady's Handbag, Great North Rd., • opp. Mackelvie St., or Pt. Chevalier } Ilall Corner.; £2 reward.—Plione 20-130 be- ' tween S-5, 19-939 after 5 p.m. x 24 T OST, Purse, brown crocodile, containing . -*-* driving' license, letters, etc, bet wee 11 Devonport and Manly, 011 Monday last ; > reward. —Ring 2 5-32 S. x 27 J T OST, Leather Suitcase, containing lady's apparel, 8 p.m. Reinuera-City tram. — [ Finder please ring 21-025, or write Snowden. 7. Shipherd's Av., Epsom. 2-1 1 "T" OST—Reward offered person give infori mation re Lady's Handbag,- found Great I North ltd.. Grey Lynn, Pt. Chevalier, 5 ; p.m., Wednesday, 22nd.—Ring 20-130, or 1 19-939 after 5 p.m. x 24 i STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED. STRAYED, Brown Dog, from 5, Mars Av., Sandringliam; reward. — Phone , 21-045. 24 J QTRAYED, Wire-haired Terrier, black, ' >0 white and tan, from 1, Omahu Rd., i liemuera, Thursday afternoon; reward.— Phone 25-021. x 25 TjIOUND straying, 1 Crossbred Black ; Beardie, young; 1 Cross Fawn Collie 1 Dog, young; 1 Black and White Cattle Dog; 1 Smooth Haired Black and Tan . Terrier (accident, Ponsonby). Will owners, : il' any, please claim. — S.P.C.A., Plione 42-700. x 24 WANTED TO RENT. BUNGALOW, small, moderate, take possession March; would lease. —Write , H. 7515, St A ii. x 25 COTTAGE, 3 or 4 rooms, garden ; married couple, 110 children.—Careful, 7975, Star. *24 EVERY Property given to Barfoot Bros., to Let, is advertised in their Queen ; St. Window. A HOUSE wanted, 5 rooms, Mt. Kden or Epsom; no agents; reasonable. —F. 7915, Star. x 24 HOUSE, small, vicinity St. Helier's, Kolii.; permanent if suited.—Reliable, 7302. STAR. _24 HOUSE, 5-6 rooms, convs., Devonport; permanent tenants, adults.—Write D.T. 7SSS. Star. 24 REMUERA or Waterfront—U Rooms, February 10; rent 30/. —Ring 24-72 I. x 27 SMALL Unfurn. House, easy access town, middle February; rent reliable.—B. SSIQ, Star. *24 SMALL Bungalow, modern conveniences, outskirts or bays ; state rent. —Permanent, 79(!G, Star x 24 WANTED TO BUY. THAT USED FURNITURE. We want it. Top prices paid. CARLAW'S MART, 24, Wyndham St. Phone 44-240. A A PPAREL—Perry's pay more for All Superior Used Clothing, Suits, Footwear, Books; we call.—Phone 41-2.11. D A PPAREL —La Modernc (.Mrs. Outtrim), 15, Victoria St. (established 20 years). Largest Buyer Superior Clothing.—Phone 42-G74. D AUCKLAND Auctioneering Company will Auction or Buy Furniture to best advantage.—Customs Street West Phone 42-238. D EMPTY Casks, light oil or glucose, sound and complete; Quote f.o.b. steamer. — Casks, 7905, Star. x 25 T7""NITTING Machine, good order. — -*-V Replies c/o O'Louglilin, Star Agent, Paeroa. 27 LD Gold, Jewellery, Silver, Plate, China, Cut Glass, Furniture.—Clietwood's, Antique Dealers, 508. Queen St. D PRAM,- cream, clean, good condition.— State where seen, etc., to F. 7852. Star. 24 SACKS. SACK S. SACKS. Best Prices at McKENDRICK BROS., Largest Sack Dealers in the Dominion. Phone 44-119. A EWING Machines (100), wanted; go anywhere; cash. —Globe, 154, Queen St. Phone 40-295. 5 IT7ANTED, Dressmaker's Peaking Machine. VV Ring Phone 26-646. x 24 E are Buyers of Cocksfoot, Prairie. Lotus Major and Angustissimus Seed, in anv quantity. Highest prices given. FRANK M. WINSTON'E (MERCHANTS), LTD., / Auckland. :7 USED FURNITURE WANTED. BIG DEMAND. BEST PRICES. RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD., 191. Queen St. (next Power Board Bldg.). Will Buy for Cash. Phone 40-325. ' A •yy ANTED TO BUY, OLD TYPE METAL. / Apply Foreman, "STAR" OFFICE. D ■JJ"SED (Any Quantity). WE WILL PAY SPOT CASH, AUCTION OR TRADE SAME FOR NEW. NO CARTAGE OR VALUATION FEES. QEORGE 'yyALKER, J^TD., AUCTIONEERS, 249, QUEEN STREET. Phone 42-815. D '* GOLD BUYERS. GOLD and Silver, broken or otherwise, daily market prices paid.—Kissin. 10, Customs St. West. D LD GOLD AND JEWELLERY, Highest cash prices realised. Country residents should register packets. Cash by return. JAS. PASCOE, Jeweller, 202, Karangahape Road, 80. Queen Street. Auckland. D PIANO TUNING. ABANDON Mechanical Music — Pianos thoroughly Tuned, 5/ : Estimates Free. Dominion Pianos, 405, Karangahape Road. Phone 46-398. D AT WATERS. Phone 40-792. are the best Piano Tuners and Repairers : free estimates for Refelting, Modernising or i Eradication Borer ; lowest prices. D X~UCKLAND Piano Tuning Co.—Special JrX. offer. 4/, includes cleaning, adjusting. Phone 47-047. free advice, estimates. D HOWELL, Pianoforte Tuner, Repairer; town or country—lß, St. George's Bay Bd. Plione -41-164. D ■
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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 20, 24 January 1936, Page 1
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