To Let spacious 3 bdrm on private tree studded section, immaculate order, centrally situated, $65 p.w. References,' long term preferred. Also Beckenham, very tidy, 3 bdrm family home, dble -garage, fully furn. $5O. Ph.- 887-077, or 325-995, New Brighton instate Agency, MREINZ. 29 TWO female flatmates wanted to share house with 2 males in St Andrews Square. SIS week. Ph. 558-739 after 7 p.m. SITWF26 WOOLSTON Ferry Road, 3 bdrms unfurn. house. $4O per week, bond $l2O. Phone 849-690. 27 LANDLORDS HAVE YOU a flat or house to rent. Let ua offer our complete service. We will find you a suitable tenant. We can manage, collect rents, inspect and maintain. 21 years of experience counts. For further details: PHONE 67-095. M.D.GiEitA&Cft FORMERLY T.G. HEALY * ASSOC STC Motels SOUTH ISLAND BLENHEIM. Stay at Grenfelt Motels, 173 Middle Renwick Rd. Blenheim’s newest complex, with tariff to suit you. Colour TV play area, pool table, breakfasts. Write Box 195, or Ph. 89-923. STC CULVERDEN Motels, 25 mis from Hanmer. Ph. 178 Cuiverden. STC GOLDEN Sands Beach Motel, Brighton Christchurch. Family units avail, games room, and safe playground. Try our hot Spa pool. Ph. 887-996. . WS. MOTUEKA Valley Motels and farm holiday houses. Ph. evening NGI-776 Motueka. Box 182. 31 Wanted to Purchase A competitive quote for all your modem or good used furniture from Smiths City Market’s Trade-in Centre. Kindly telephone /98-100 ext. 867 for our buyer to call. Houseloads aj speciality. MTWHS ANTIQUES, old style furniture, pictures, frames, brass, copper, crystal and curios We pay cash on the spot Phone 65-952 any time. THS ALL saleable Items accepted at Smiths City : Market Auc- ' tion Department. Market your surplus goods in Ne* Zealand’s, largest Auction Z.r'obk Ut> »o four specialIsed Room Sales weekly. Ph. 798-100 -.-dF: call for advice - Smiths City . Market, Ltd, auction Department. 8? Montreal St; 'jj MTWS ANTIQUES: Old jewellery, old watches and watch chains, f did china, Royal Doulton, Moorcroft, Worcester, etc. Old paintings and pictures, Pears prints, old or antique furniture, in fact anything ‘old and interesting. Please phone 297-831 or 794-645, Robert Clark, Licensed buyer and valuer. 31 ANYTHING old, antique or will pay top cash prices after Inspection. Furniture, lamps, house•hold goods. Silver .'and gold. Try us first. Christies Antiques, phone 895-911. STC ARMED forces, badges, medals, bayonets, swords, souvenirs etc. Top prices. Ph. 895-025. S 7 ARMY medals, swords, aouvenlrs, highest prices paid Ph. 39-564. STC ARMY badges, medals, world coins, banknotes and stamps. Stirling and C0„,21 Chancery Lane, Ph. 64-924, Box 949, Chch. STC BATTERIES. Batteries, scrap batteries wanted. Dominion Trading Co. Ltd 166 Madras St. Ph. 63-287. MFS BED, single, with drawers and bookcase headboard. Phone 597-505. BATTERIES, old scrap car batteries, warned for cash. Call at Don Grindleys Tyre . Service, 39 Sandyford St, Sydenham. Open 8-5 weekdays. 8-12 Saturdays. STC BUY: M.W. Trading Store buy for cash or trade-in all good furniture, radios, refrigerators, washing machines, complete housefuls or sundry lots. Ph. 60-904. D CASH for scrap gold jewellery - rings, broaches, watch chains, pocket watches; 9ct pay $5 per gram, 18ct pay $lO per gram, Alluvial Gold pay $5OO per oz. Krugerrand, Sovereigns, War Medals. Sliver Coins pay $ll.OO for $1.00; scrap silver jewellery, spoons, forks, cig. cases, trophy cups pay 35 c. per gram. Selling gold bars, silver bars, gold coins. International Bullion. High St Arcade next to Woolworths. Ph. 797-298 • Open Saturday. D CRAYFISH pots. Phone 853930. DOULTON decanters, and Dewars whiskey "bottles. Ph. 843-704 bus; 889-332 P riva ‘®; c DRUMS, 46 gallon (209 lit.-si. and other sizes. Top prices paid for all 44 gallon ' drums. Acme Metal Drum Co., 54 Broad St. Woolston. Ph. 843-681. STC ELECTRIC trains; wanted to buy. Phono 383-421. . D ELECTRIC trains wanted to buy. Phone 383-421. D FURNITURE, china, sundries, top cash prices. Ph. 60-246 D. C. Sheppard and Co. THS HAND tools, power tools, any equipment for engineering, woodworking, mechanics, gardening, exc. Good prices offered by Megton Tool and Equipment, 135 High 65-239, a.h. 857-500. WFS HOUSE lots of furniture and effects bought for cash at Smiths City Market TradeIn Centre. Free pick-up. Ph. 798-100 Ext. 866 or 867 for our valuer to call. MTWHS LEAD scrap wanted, 56c kilo, » will j. collect. Ph. 8520 Kaiapoi. . MODERN pianos buy for cash. Hulstons Auction Rooms. Ph. 64-298. SMWH OLD clocks, watches, watch chains and jewellery, good prices paid. Ph. 527-277. S PERSIAN carpets, wanted by collector, any cond. Ph. jB3805. STC RECORDS, Collector will buy old 455, EPS, LPs good prices Ph; 41-161. . 527 RECORDS best prices around for rock and pop, 4as, EPs. LPs, please ph. 64-741. ROOF rack for Morris Oxford. Phone 890-190 after 9 3-32. ‘ x STAMPS, NZ. Stamps bought and sold. The Stamp_Club, 213 Innes Rd. ph. 5a4-i92, open week-days 9-530 p.m. Saturday 10-2 p-m. SlO SHIRLEY Boys’ High School clothes for 15 year , old. Shirts, shorts, jersey, etc. Phone 890-190 after » a.m.
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