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WANTED TO PURCHASE A houseful of furniture and effects wanted. Please ring Souters, Papanui. Phone 528-624. D A household of furniture and goods. Ring Graveston’s, Ph. 64-939. Highest cash prices. D A better price for furniture, carpets, appliances. M.W. Trading Store. Phone 60-904. D A better cash deal at Hulstons Auction Rooms, 235 Manchester St. We buy anything useful. Ring 78-215. D ANTIQUES wanted to buy. We are paying high prices for quality furniture, silver, paintings, early New Zealand literature, etc. Ann-Tiques Gallery, 169 Gloucester St. Ph. 62-026. ANTIQUE furniture, old ornaments, Doulton ware, brass and copper ware, silver ware, old firearms, daggers, swords, bayonets, pistols, medals, old uniforms, old jewellery, coloured glass ware, and unusual pieces. Ph. 62-707 weekdays, 75-604 evenings and week-ends. Call anywhere. 3631 BEER and cordial bottles, high est prices paid, 5 dozen lots and over collected promptly. Phone 599-290 any time. D BOTTLES, soft drinks only, to 48c doz. Minimum 5 doz. lots. Please phone 30-811. D BEDROOM and chesterfield suites wanted. Phone Hutchinson White’s. 60-184 City: 598-059 Bishopdale. T BRASS scrap, 14c lb paid by Balfour Metals. 31 Balfour Terrace. T CARPETS. Al) sizes, good order required. Phone Hutchinson White’s, 60-184 City; 598-059 Bishopdale. T CLOTHES dryers wanted. Also Atlas rangettes. Ph. Hutchinson White’s, 60-184 City; 598-059 Bishopdale. T COPPER wire, 27c per lb. Balfour Metals, 31 Balfour Tee. T DEEP freeze refrigerator, required for client. Ph. Hutchinson White’s, 60-184 City; 598-059 Bishopdale. T DIVANS and fireside suites wanted. Phone Hutchinson White’s, 60-184 City; 598-059 Bishopdale. T ELECTRIC heaters, jugs, irons, cake mixers, juice extractors, etc. Phone Hutchinson White’s, 60-184 City; 598-059 Bishopdale. T FOR a quick and satisfactory sale of your furniture, ring 50-263, or C. E. Jones, Ltd, and arrange for our buyers to call. t FORMICA dinette and kitchen suites wanted. Ph. Hutchinsotf White’s, 60-184 City; 598-059 Bishopdale. T FURNITURE wanted, small and large quantities. Buyers will call without obligation. Tonks, Norton and Co., Ltd, 110 Lichfield Street. Phone 30-664, 40-694. D FURNITURE, carpets home appliances, tools, musical instruments, tape recorders, etc. One article or a houseful. Top prices. Spot cash. Please Ph. 62-026 and our buyer will call. R. G. Bell and Co. GRAVESTON’S require modern furniture, pianos, washing machines, refrigerators, televisions, stereograms, etc. Highest cash price. Phone 64-939. D LEAD scrap 5c per lb. Balfour Metals, 31 Balfour Tee, off Antigua St. near Moorhouse Ave. t OLD copper cylinder, $5; old copper bowl, $2. Phone 499-474. D PIANOS, modern wanted urgently. Highest cash prices. Gravestons, Phone 64-939. D REFRIGERATORS wanted. Phone Hutchinson White’s, 60-184 City; 598-059 Bishopdale. T SEWING machines. electric portable wanted. Ph. Hutchinson White’s, 60-184 Citv: 598-059 Bishopdale. T TALLBOYS, duchesses, compactums wanted. Ph. Hutchinson White’s .60-184 City: 598-os9 Bishopdale T TYPEWRITERS wanted. Ph Hutchinson White’s 60-184 City: 598-059 Bishopdale. T UNIT and fireside suites wanted. Ph. Hutchinson White’s 60-184 City: 598-059 Bishopdale. T WASHING machines wanted. Ph. Hutchinson White’s, 60-184 City: 598-059 Bishopdale. T
LINCOLN ROAD METALS, 118 Lincoln Road » (Opp. Raceway) CASH, buyer of non-ferrous scrap metals. Highest prices. PHONE 385-200. Open Saturday, 8 a.m. to 12 Noon. 6OOl METAL AND TEXTILES, LTD, PREBBLETON. Copper Wire 28c Copper 96 C Brass '.. ’ i4 C Radiators * ig c : Lead sc . Also Rags and Old Sacks. WE COLLECT PHONE 499-474. Open Mon.-Sat., 9 a m.-4 p.m. Icrapmetal” NEW PRICES COPPER .... 25c lb COPPER WIRE .... 27c lb RADIATORS .... 18c lb BRASS 14c lb LEAD 5c lb BATTERIES ..... 60c ea ROLMET INGOT 157 MACES ROAD TELEPHONE 895-675 ths]
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