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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS I HAVE-Cash for Good Piano. No dealers. ’Phone 37-881. PIANO Wanted Buy, Privately. Cash. ’Phone 22-897. ■. X 2931 ORGANS (3), For Sale, 20/- to £l5. Devlin’s Kangiora Market. 1549 WANTED, for Private School, Good Iron Frame Piano, vicinity £5O. P 5769, FARMER Wants Piano • (little borer, no objection). Write, "Piano,” Box 652, Christchurch. SEDLEY Wells Want Pianos. Best Spot Cash Prices. ’Phone 33-660. Sedley Wells, opp. Beaths. X 2937 GOOD English Piano Wanted, Brinsmead, Broadwood, or Collard and Collard preferred. Highest Spot Cash Price offered. Ernest Cordery, Ltd., 1198 Cashel street, opposite Ballantynes. ’Phone PIANOS WANTED URGENTLY. WE Buy all English and Continental makes. Good prices. SPOT CASH. RAILWAY AUCTION ROOMS, LTD., - ’Phone 35-933.2030 PIANOS WANTEDPIANOS WANTED— Cash Buyer visiting AKAROA and surrounding districts between Monday, 18th, and Thursday, 21st February. All those who have PIANOS which they are prepared to sell are invited to send in particulars promptly to the address below. Now is an excellent time to sell. Good cash prices will be paid. Please communicate with the advertiser before Monday, February 18th. Write at once to: “Cash Piano Buyer,” Care CHARLES HAINES ADVERTISING AGENCY, Christchurch. 4984 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. ENGLISH FULL SIZE FLAT GRAND PIANO, lovely old walnut case, in splendid condition. Bargain, £B5. WAGNER Full Upright Grand. A splendid instrument and a first-class piano. Lovely tone. COLLARD and COLLARD Piano, very reliable, excellent order. Only £29 10s. HOHNER 120 Bass Piano Accordion, fair order. Special bargain, £27 10s, at Railway Auction Rooms. MASON and HAMLIN 12-Stop Organ, in new condition. Offer wanted. VERY REAL SAVINGS can be made by buying your musical instruments at— RAILWAY AUCTION ROOMS, 1 Manchester street. ’Phone 35-933. 5083 * SEDLEY WELLS FOR PIANOS. SEDLEY WELLS FOR PIANOS. WE have an excellent range of Pianos, each instrument has been reconditioned in our Workshop, and is equal to new. Prospective purchasers are invited to inspect the following. We offer excellent values and easy confidential payments. BREWSTER—As new. Resonant tone. JOHN SPENCER—Lifetime investment. BRINSMEAD Beautiful instrument. Suit Musician. SEIVERT—High grade Continental instrument. BOHM—Burr walnut case, resonant tone. NICOLAI—SmaII streamlined piano. Numerous Others to Choose From. We have a Piano to suit every Purse and Purpose. EACH INSTRUMENT GUARANTEED. SEDLEY WELLS, LTD.,SEDLEY WELLS, LTD., 127 Cashel street, opp. Beaths. ■X2936

LOSI AND FOUND. BROWN Leather Wallet Lost, containing sum of money. Finder please ring 36-846. Reward. 1 ~ LADY’S Stainless Steel “Lorix” Wrist watch, grey strap, between Manchester and Papanui roads, Tuesday. Reward. Hamilton, 164 Papanui rd., 22-728. LEFT in Telephone Slot Riccarton, 2 Ice Axes. Reward. A 2872, ‘‘Press.” LOST. Main North rd., Wage Book. Tiplady, Cheviot. * LOST, Naval Officer’s Cap, Brighton. Finder please ring 31-408. LOST, 6 Wethers, branded on shoulder. Apply, W.. Hinton, Templeton. 1592 LOST, Grey Fountain Pen, near Brighton School yrednesday. Ring 34-226. Reward. LOST. Nickel-plated Hub Cap, between Durham and Armagh sts. Reward. ‘Phone 35-786. X 2493 LOST, Extension Ladder, between Rangiora and Oxford. Finder please notify Post Office. LOST, Friday afternoon in Linwood ave., Child’s Blue Cardigan. Name inside. A 2921, "Press.” LOST, Large Sum of Money, soldier’s pension. Substantial reward. A 2569, “Press.” LOST in Post Office, Hereford st.. "Schaffer” Gold Clip Fountain Pen. Reward. A 2665, "Press.” LOST, one Pair Brown Kid Gloves, vicinity High and Colombo streets. Reward. ’Phone 32-811. LOST in City, 2 White Stone Earring gold setting, for pierced ear. Keepsake. Reward. Apply, A 2919, "Press.” LOST, From Kaiapol, 1 Black Poly Store Cow. about three weeks ago. Apply, H. B. Moore. ’Phone 40-534. 5112 LOST, Sunday, between Fairfield ave. and North Beach, White Knitting and Book. 10s reward. A 2744, “Press.” -«■ - LOST, Fine Gold Chain, with clover leaf Pendant, between City. Riccarton. Tuesday. Reward. ‘Phone 32-202. LOST, Addington Racecourse, Gold Earring with green brilliants and round of pearls. Telephone 22-767. Reward. - LOST, Parker Fountain Pen on No. 5 tram or between Bexley road and Richmond terrace. Ring 48-332. Reward. LOST, a week ago. Rose-coloured Cardigan in Spreydon Domain, Domain tee., or Mathers road. Apply, 68 Hoon Hay rd., or 'Phone 34-128. SMALL Navy Suede Purse containing money, telephone box Springfield rd. Finder please ring 22-252, or leave 79 Springfield road. STRAYED from Pigeon Bay. Friday, Dark Bay Hack, short mane, long tail; probbably heading Leeston. Please ring 36-654. Cnristchurch. 1653 PUBLIC NOTICES “HACKTHORNE HOUSE,” 43 Hackthorne road, Cashmere. Enjoy a pleasant rest in quiet and beautiful surroundings. No. 2 Tram. Gwynfa Loop Stop. 1535 WE DESIRE TO ADVISE OUR CLIENTS that ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Bth, 1946, THE SADDLERY SECTION of our Business, including the Manufacture of Horse Collars, WILL BE CLOSED. FROM NOW ON we will be MANUFACTURING CANVAS GOODS ONLY. SOLLITT. SALKELD, and CO., LTD. 2056 Temporary Phone 36-770. FRANK MILLAR. Electrical Engineer and Contractor. 1 (Late M.E.D. and North Canterbury Electric Power Board.) Store and Workshop: 302 WORCESTER STREET. Installation and Maintenance of Light. Heat, and Power. Industrial Work a Speciality. M 347 RICCARTON BOROUGH COUNCIL 10 PER CENT. PENALTY ON UNPAID RATES, 1945-46 In pursuance of the authority conferred by Section 76 of the Rating Act, 1925. Ratepayers are notified that the STATUTORY PENALTY OF 10 PER CENT. WILL BE ADDED TO ALL RATES payable to the Riccarton Borough Council and .which remain unpaid at 4 p.m. orf Friday., March Ist, 1946. R. SARJEANT, Rate Collector. • 3777

Ireturnedservicß) 1 CHRISTCHURCH R.S.A. SECOND WORLD WAR MEMBERS are notified that a meeting will be held in JELLICOE HALL on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14th, at 7.45 p.m. Men still in uniform are invited to be present at this meeting. Business: GENERAL. L. A. MCKENZIE, Secretary.\ 2990 f RETURNED SEBVICES'g SUMNER-REDCLIFFS R.S.A. SUBBRANCH. REUNION SMOKO In Honour of 2nd World War Men, At the SUMNER TOWN HALL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, 1946, At 8 p.m. Admission, 4s. 2nd World War Men apply to Executive for Complimentary Tickets. PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS (LIMITED) TRUST ACT, 1934. We undertake the management of Trust, Absentee, and Private Estates, and Collection of Income. The Company is empowered to act as Trustee or Executor, and its Capital and Reserve Funds are your safeguard.