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auctions.

FARMERS’ CO-OP ASSN, ltd

doing ton sale. DOUBLE MARKET. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22nd, 1936. On account CLIENT: 50 18 months Shorthorn Heifers On account MR A. E. BIRDLING, Birdiing’s Flat: 3 Trucks Prime Fat Lambs N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN., LTD.. Auctioneers. WANTED TO SELL. Twelve Words, One Shilling per Insertion. Three Insertions 2s 6d. TJRITAIN buys much from you, buy what you can from her-Buy British! _“i 00 VOU "pFefer British made goods to 1 foreign; so do your friends— Buy British! twine obtainable. CEEDED Raisins, sd, 6d, and 8d pkt. S seedless 7d loose. 8d pkts. Tucks, Ltd. ~ n SOLVE the Gift Problem-See the 5 Large Display of Gifts at AJ. Vhite, Ltd. 2278 STEPHENSON and SONS for small 3 Hams. Also Mutton. Hams 9d )er lb. Cocked free. Opposite BIE.D MFT Him Khaki Spons Shirt, zipp X or patch pocket, 4s lid. Rhodes, 13 High street._ X 9 3 .87 FARMERS—Use “Spider” Binder Twine. Made by the very latest fpe machinery. IFTS to Suit All at Lowest Prices. X a. J. White, Ltd.. High street. ZZ 7o WANTED TO PURCHASE. 117 ANTED, Hay Side Rake Tedder. ’ V Full particulars. Lucerne. “Press.” rTEORGE ANDERSON and SON, 633 vX Colombo street, 'Phone 30-314, are cash buyers of General Furniture, Sewing Machines. 5781 WROUGHT Scrap Iron and Steel, for * ’ January shipment, in any quantity, in furnace lengths,’ truck load minimum, Send particulars to MeKendrick Bros., Ltd., care P.O. Box 1215. Christchurch. U/ ANTED. Ladies’, Gent’s, and Children’s Clothing, Footwear, and Household Linen. D. Harcourt, SSOa Colombo street (opp. Whitcombe s Printing Works). ’Phone 38-040. 'IASH Buyer of Ladies’, Gents’, and ■J Children’s High-class New and lecond-hand Clothing: also Gents loots and Shoes. Rugs, Blankets, and lousehold Linen. Spot cash. Phone 0-660. Mail deliveries promptly amended to. MRS M. WALKER, 12 Victoria street. Est. 1902. Pll§2 f EFT-OFF Clothing.—Mrs R. Penny, 6 Ferry road, is Cash Buyer of all kinds of ladies’, gents’, and children’s new or second-hand Clothing, Household Linen, Carpets. Furniture, Blankets, Rugs. Spot cash. Write or ’Phone 32-921. Letters promptly attended. p7OOB > O L D, SILVER, GOLD. X ARTIFICIAL TEETH, ients’ 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 fcKENZIE and WILLIS Are Buyers of SECOND-HAND FURNITURE OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Letter to us. or call, cr ’Phone 34-630 11 bring our Buyer to your door imjdiately, and we are always prepared pay the True Market Value of the >ods. . McKENZIE and WILLIS, 120 HEREFORD STREET (Late Queen’s Picture Theatre). M 7293 FLATS TO LET. TROUBLE and Single fully furnished XJ Flats, all conveniences, garage. 74 Oxford terrace, West end, central. QJUMNER, Furnished Living Room, Double and Single Bedrooms, Kitchenette. ‘Phene 628R, 60 Esplanade. _ ' _ X 9415 SUPERIOR "Furnished Small Flat. Separate Bathroom, Telephone, reasonable. Raleigh. 236 Gloucester street. X 9562 Fiat, double bed-sitting L room and kitchen, electric stove. Suit couple; permanents, 235. 158 Bealey avenue. X 9790 QJPEND your holiday at the Seaside —Luxury Flats to Let: Sumner £4 4s, £5 ss, and £6 6s per week. Apply A 9346, "Press.” 'UO Let, Self-contained Small Furnished Flat, suit business lady, overlooking Public Gardens. 41-034 for appointment. 2005 HOUSES TO LET. r PO Let for, Term, Fully-Furnished - 1 - Five-roomed House, from December 22nd. Box 23, Oamaru. 2380 TO Let. Furnished Detached Bach, 2 T rooms and Kitchenette. For particulars, ring 33-256. 2200 WAI-ITI road, Timaru, January, Fur- ’’ nished House, £3 week. Apply 435 Papanui road, or ’phone 22-693. X 9757 TIT ARLBOROUGH SOUNDS.—Comfortable Bach in sheltered bay near Picton. Two boats. From February Ist onwards. A 9573, “Press.” SHOPS AND OFFICES TO LET. QJUITE of Offices and Rooms To Let. Rents moderate. Apply Bates Building, 136 Worcester street. X 8348 TO LET. " /COMMODIOUS Shop, White Hart Block. High street, at present occupied by a Tobacconist. Possession 3rd January, 1937. For particulars apply Box 794, Christchurch. 2210 WANTED TO RENT. VyANTED to Rent, 5-roomed House, close in; rent £1 a week. A 9809, “Press.” "I JNJ? URNISHED House Wanted several months. Any handy beach. Ring 35-934, or write P.O. Box 643 X 9711 EDUCATIONAL, QTART THE NEW YEAR WELL ° by qualifying for an office appointment at DIGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 69 Worcester street, west (just over Bridge from Square and next to "Harley”), Over 500 office positions filled by our students during 1936. New pupils for 1937 now being enrolled. The School closes for the Christmas vacation on Friday, Dec. 18, and will reopen on Monday. Jan. 18th. Free prospectus. MISS M. D. DICEY; P.T.C., 1.P.5., Principal. D3IBB TXAINBOW Method of cleaning does 11 not destroy materials. Try them. ’Phone 41-266. 9644 OESULTS come quickly—from “The Press” “Want Ads." Your message is delivered into Tens of Thousands of homes in the morning, and acted on during the nay. ,f I'HE PRESS” Ciassmea /^overuse-; A ments are read at the breakfast table, and are sure*to deliver results during the day—l2 words Is, 3 insertions 2s 6cL ’Phope 33-358. $