An ULTIMATE invasion of the Market. Here Is the Cheapest Good with Bandspread Tuning ever markeM**n .'Zealand. . •%s&* ss SMP! S THE NEW 6-VALVE ULTIMATE J4KJ m 718 WBEK SOLE ULTIMATE AGENTS: HEREFORD STREET.
WANTED TO PURCHASE. dAS Caliphont, in good order. State price and particulars. 8183, “Press. 1 MANGOLDS and Pig Potatoes. Price delivered Bromley. 8142, “Press.” WE Buy Sacks and Sugar-bags for ' » Cash. Granger’s, 240 MoorhOuse ave. X 8686 \17 ANTED Buy, Poultry and Pigeons, ’ ’ any quantity. Apply Freeman, 113 Tancred st. (Not Sunday.) TAIAMOND Rings, every, description. Highest prices paid.Friedlander’s, 221 High st. ’Phone 40-385. X 8935 JEWELLERY, Every Description. " Highest prices paid. Friedlander’s, 221 High st. ’Phone 40-385. X 8935 VI7ANTED, Plant) Music of Prelude in '' G, Op. 32, No. 5, by Rachmaninoff, ’Phone 22-753. X2ll fALD Broken Gold or Silver. High- • est prices paid; Friedlander’s, 221High st. ’Phone 40-385. X8935’ A NTIQUES, Silverware, Cutlery, in good condition. Chetwin's, 482 Colombo st. X 8684 rpOOLS, Guns, Rifles, Binoculars, in good condition Chetwin’s, 482 Colombo street. X 8685 Fat, Sacks, Bottles, etc., urgently ■'Phone" 33-842,' P6 Hastings" st. ~ T.C. JAASH Buyer Ladies', Gent’s Cycles; Pushchairs, Sulkies. P. C. Crooke, 109 Gloucester st. ’Phone 32-397. 2016 rpELESCOPES,. - Microscopes, - any maTfe.' Highest prices paid. Fried-* lander’s. 221 High st., ’Phone 40-385; X 8935 /CAMERAS, Guns, Rifles, Musical InV struments. Highest, prices. Friedlanders’, 221 High st. ’Phone 40-385, . X 8935 WANTED TO BUY. I ADIES’ and Children'? Shoes, Men’s Suits, odd Coats. Boots, and Shoes. TREDREA’S. 37 New Regent street. T|*IELD, Glasses, Binoculars, any make. Highest prices paid. Friedlander’s, 221 High st. ’Phone 40-385. - X 8935 IPLLWOOD, 125 ARMAGH & GIVE HIGHEST PRICES for Ladies’, Gent’s, and Children’s Clothing. Boots. Shoes. Hats. etc. ’Phone 32-694. . P6898 Geo. Anderson and Son Auctioneers, 534 Colombo street (Established over 20 years.) Still Paying Highest “Spot Cash” Prices for used HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE . (In any quantity). FREE Valuation and Cartage. ■PHONE 30-3 1 4 X 8682 ■ WANTED TO BUY. ALL TYPES .OF USED FURNITURE, SEWING MACHINES, CARPETS. ETC. The largest and most Central Auction Room in the City which can offer you better nrices and service. EING 34-630. McKenzie and wilus. . 120 Hereford street
(ESTABLISHED 1817) Eighty Years of to New Zealand t (1861—1941) Paid-up Capital .. >, £8,780,000 Reserve Fund .. .. .. £6,150,00U Reserve- Liability of Proprietors £8,780,000. . . £23^000: Aggregate Assets 30th Sept., 1940 £143,903,050 The 875 Branches and Agencies of the oldest and l ar ß® Bank in Australia anclNew Zealand offer a complete Banking Service to the community. The first six Branches in New Zealand were opened in 'lBBl, > and the. establishment has since grown to - 88 Branches ‘ Agencies; ' ' 'Agents;and Correspondents throughout the world. R. C. ADDISON, SIR ALFRED dDAVIDSON, K.B.E . Inspector for New Zealand. General Manager.
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Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23352, 11 June 1941, Page 8
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