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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

Twelve Words, One Shilling per Insertion. Three Insertions 2s 6d.

UTANTED, Hay Side Rake Tedder. __ J?" 1 * particulars, Lucerne.JTress/' WANTED buy, man's Whare. Price and particulars to A 9267, "Press^

1-Ji.K iiNJJUCTIUN Motor, used, con--4 dition of winding immaterial. B. Graham, Box 336. X96tJ4

!>UXEU will pay Cash for "66" Singer 1J Drophead Sewing Machine. Price, etc., to, A 9701, "Press."

|-> ARRESTER'S Wig, size 7, good conLJ dition. Particulars to "Lex," *- J dition. "Press" Office

WANTED, Lime Crusher. State ' v capacity per lb, and cash price, A 9587, "Press." OlL—Yard good Soil wanted tor --' Cemetery, Bromley. State price. A 9672, "Press," PUY, Gent's Suits, Blankets, "Linen, JJ Ladies' Clothing; cash. 165 Manchester street, City. X 9640

IPEATING Rifle Wanted to Buy. Reasonable price. Reply to "Rex," "Press." 2370

' ' row Tractor Plough. Price, make, and where to be seen, A 9189, jT»ress.^_ p EORGE~ANDERSOirand SON, 633 **■ Colombo street. 'Phone 30-314, are cash buyers of General Furniture, Sewing Machines. 5781. "npHE Worst Journey In the World," -*- wanted to buy, or advertiser would very much appreciate loan of same. Reply A9C93, "Press" Office, or 'Phone 33-071. . wanted Purchase.

AIDING Saddles. Cart Collars, and Harness, any description. J. G PARISH, Saddler, 204 Tuam street. next P. and D. Duncan. P 6969

WROUGHT Scrap Iron and Steel, for *» January shipment, in any quantity, in furnace lengths, truck load minimum, Send particulars to McKendrick Bros., Ltd., care P.O. Box 1215, Christchurch. 9344 W" ANTED. Ladies', Gent's, and Children 'f Clothing, Footwear, and Household Linen. D. Harcourt, 560 a Colombo street (opp. Whitcombe's Printing Works). 'Phone 38-040. H 5099 ASH Buyer"of "Ladies', Gents', and Children's High-class New and Second-hand Clothing; also Gents' Boots and Shoes. Rugs, Blankets, and Household Linen. Spot cash. 'Phone 30-660. Mail deliveries promptly attended to. MRS M. WALKER, 12 Victoria street. Est. 1902. P 7192 T EFT-OFF Clothing.—Mrs R. Penny, *- J 6 Ferry road, is Cash Buyer of all kinds of ladies', gents', and children's new or second-hand Clothing, Household Linen, Carpels, Furniture. Blankets, Rugs. Spot cash. Write or 'Phone 32-921. Letters promptly attended. P7OOB GOLD, SILVER, GOLD. ARTIFICIAL TEETH. Gents' Suits, Boots and Shoes, Leftoff Clothing of any description. Children's Boots and Shoes, Gold, Jewellery of all descriptions. TREDREA'S, 37 New Regent street. TBBO2 LfcKENZIE and WILLIS *■»•*• Are Buyers of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Letter to us, or call, cr 'Phone 34-630 will bring our Buyer to your door immediately,'and we are always prepared to pay the True Market Value of the Goods. McKENZIE and WILLIS, 120 HEREFORD STREET (Late Queen's Picture Theatre). M 7293 FURNITURE FOR SALE DINGER Drophead Sewing Machine, perO feet condition, guarant . £5 15s Railway Auction Rooms. IiTODLL 6i> Smger Oak Drophead SewiWL ing Machine. £ll 10s. Railway Auction Rooms. ! XTUT Brown Oak Bre Mast-room Suite, l\ latest buifet sideboard, with China Cabinet in centre. Railway <Vuction Rooms. _ . J" ACOBEAN Oak Hall Seat, as new, £2 JONG Oak Bookcase, perfect order. Baru gain. £2 10s. Railway Auction Rooms VERY Latest Model Electrolux and Tools, in new order. £8 10s. Railwjiy__Ay?ii2?_?2oJs? - (CARPET. 12ft x 9ft, lovely colourings, j never been used. £8 15s. Railway Auction Rooms. >OSEWOOD framed Oval Mirror, £1 ii 10s. Railway Auction Rooms. REMINGTON Typewriter, with Tabulator, perfect order. £8 10s. Railway Auction Rooms. H 8544 «»1 rr— GENUINE Schumann Upnaht XltJ Grand, full iron frame, particularly beautiful tone; special bargain. Railway Auction M" ODERN English Upright Grand by | Boyd, London; Guaranteed. £35. Railway Auctic Rooms. EAUTIFUL Lipp. deep, rich tone, perfect conditior. Offer wanted. Railway Auction Rooms. 000 / "I A / —SPLENDID Instrument X 661 l\f/ by Wagner. Railway Auction Rooms. «ia/i/W —HILTON and Hilton XilOl IU/ Upright Grand, full iron frame. Railway Auction Rooms. —GOOD Piano by Samuel Brewer, 3J JLU London. Railway Auction Rooms. 1* 1 O / 1 A / —GOOD Englisn Piano by jjL&l 111/ Kirkman, London. Railway Auction Rooms. H 8544 SUNDAY SERVICES. IVINE SCIENCE SERVICES. Inspiring and Instructive Lecture By MARY E. SIMPSON, C.S.B. SUNDAY, Dec. 20th, 7.15 P.M. Subject: "Let Christ in You be Born." At INSTITUTE HALL, 217 Gloucester street. ALL WELCOME. 7029 -Gospel Meeting, Sunday, / p.m. Speakers: Messrs W. J. Burrows and R. Galbraith. Note—Sunday School closed until further notice, X 9474 CHRISTCHURCH KESWICK CONVENTION. Burwood School Grounds. January Ist, 2nd, and 4th, 11 a.m., 2.30 p.m., and 6.30 p.m. Sunday, January 3rd, Congregational Church, Worcester street, 3 p.m. and 8.30 p.m. Sneakers: Rev. L. A. Day, Mr J. O. Pnndprs. and Pastor Hinricksen. X 9506 A SSEMBLIES OF GOD IN N.Z., ■£*■ Svdenham— Saturday, 7 p.m., Open Air; 7.30 p.m., Prayer Meeting. Sunday: 11 a.m., Communion; 2.30 p.m., Sundav School: 6.30 p.m., Gospel Service. Thursday: 7.30 p.m., Bible Study. Thy touch has still its ancient power. JUTLAND HALL, Rutland street, St. *- Albans—Gospel Service (D.V.), 7 U.m. Mr C. F. Harrison. X 9585 WOOLSTON METHODIST CIRCUIT " —Woolston: 11, Mr A. Dingwall; 7, Christmas Musical Service. Opawa: 11, Rev. L. Brooks; 7. Mr A. Sharp. Sumner: 11. Rev. H. Bellhouse; 7, Mr H. Arnold. Redclifrs: 11, Mr R. Pearce; 7, Rev. H. Bellhouse. Heathcote: 11, Mr F. Baird; 6.30 Rev. F. Read. X 9650 TfREE RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT, 196 A Cashol street—Sunday, 6.30 p.m., Topic: "Christmas, 1936." Speaker: Mr N. M. Bell. Open discussion follows talk. N.B.—The F.R.M. tries to present a 1936 attitude towards religion. X 9648 ]tfO MORE WAR MOVEMENT. 196 Cashel street—Sunday, 8.15 p.m. Topic: "A Pacifist Symposium." Speakers: Miss L. Corkill, Miss H. Griffith, Messrs F Jones. C. Thompson, and N. M. Bell. Questions between talks. All interested welcome. X 9648 RICHMOND MISSION. ' CHILDREN'S MEETING at Latimer Hall for Distribution of Books, CANCELLED. X 9601 BIBLE AND BOOK DEPOT (Miss Plimsoll) 200 MANCHESTER STREET THE PLACE FOR BIBLES. And all sound Scriptural Literature