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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 120, 25 May 1925, Page 3

TO LET. TTO LET, FURNISHED. 0 LET, at Eastbourne, New. 5-roomed House, fully furnished, electrio light, telephone, garage, sun poroh, close to beach; rental 37s 6dj 4 to 12 months, or longer. Apply 764, Erg. Post. i ■ i WANTED TO BUY. i WANTED Buy, 100 Sewing Machines, . cash waiting. Globe, Grand Opera House, 115, Manners-st. Tel. 21-816. i "ANTED to Buy, a. Comfortable 4 or 5-roomed House, with conveniences; no agents. Write particulars 731, Evg. Post. 'ANTED to Buy or Rent, 4, 5, or 6- ' •roomed House, Lower Hutt, modern conveniences, about 14 acres land; good deposit, no fancy prices. Full particulars 734, Evg. Post. *_ "ANTED to Buy, Dover Stove, in 1 good repair. Ring 25-796 or write 752, Evg. Post: ANTED Buy—New arrival wants ] quantity sound Household Furniture, Must be reasonable for cash. Write 44, Evg. Post. ' "ANTED to Buy, 5 or 6-roomed House, convenient position; can meet owner regarding possession; good deposit. Owners communicate with 777, Evg. Post. ' j 'ANTED to Buy, Small Dressmak- \ ing Business in Brooklyn; must have good reputation. Write 766, Post I Agency, Lower Hutt. j ■yiTANTED to Buy, Set of Scales, suit- '" able grocer's shop. State price to 759, Evg. Post. W "ANTED Purchase, up to 50 acres Grazing Land, Hutt Valley. Particulars to Lenzini, 107, Customhouse-qy. XXT ANTED to Buy, a 3 or 4-roomed "" House, with conveniences; deposit £50, balance 255, Newtown preferred, immediate possession. Owners writ© 72, Post Agency, Newtown. 'ANTED tp Buy, Motor-boat. Write 783, Evg. Post. ' "ANTED to Buy, 4-5 Eooms, vicinlty City or Newtown, £100 cash, urgent. Write 804, Evg. Post. W r ANTED to Purchase, for clients, 6 to 8-rd. artistic Houses, in good localities; genuine buyers waiting. M'lntyre and Co., 215, Lambton-qy. "ANTED Buy or Rent, 5-rd. House, . handy to city, all convs., no climb Write 585, Evg. Post. W ANTED Buy, Furniture, also Piano, for boarding-house, must be cheap, spot cash. 677, Evg. Post. WANTED Buy, quantity sound Household Furniture and Piano, for cash; must be cheap. Ring 22-168. W~ 'ANTED Buy, quantity House .Furniture, or will Sell on commission. Nothing too small or large. Ring Central Auction Rooms, 2504. ANTED to Buy, in any quantity, Gents' Left-off Clothing and Boots, Travelling Bags, eto. Woodward, 121, Vivian-st. Tel. 21-245. 'ANTED to Buy, Buildings, for re" moval, any description. 19a, Abel Smith-st. ANTED to Buy, Mortgages (First and-Second), War Bonds, Shares, Fixed Deposits Receipts; immediate cash I settlement. Write for appointment to Trustee, care of G.P.0., Box 378, Wei- I lington. "ANTED Buy, Suits, Fur Coats, Boots, Leather Goods, Jewellery, Gold Chains, Diamond Rings, Gramophones, Records, Violins, Fieldglasses; highest prices given. Mrs. Hayvice, 56, Taranaki-st., opp. Terminus Hotel. . Tel. 22-197. " ' LATHE Wanted, 3i to 6in centres, any condition. Write 745, Evg. Post. mWO-STORY 6 or 7-rd. Residence, near J- tram, and convenient City; cash for suitable property. Write 801, Evg. Post. 4 ROOMS, modern house, room for garage, one section Courtenay-pl. Mod»ern Homes, 30. Courtenay-pl. ■ JACKSON Buys what you don't want; Sells what you do wont. Jewellery, Suits, Boots, Leather Goods, Musical Instruments. Hotel Cecil Buildings, Lambton-qy. JEWELLERY, False Teeth, Platinum, Pianos, Furniture, any condition bought. Silverstone's, Vivian-st., nest Cuba-st.- TeL 20-907. OLD False Teeth, 10s, 20s, 40s set, sound or broken; Old Gold bought. Bring or send Platinum Scrap Co., 102, Willis-st. (upstairs), top Boor. WANTED TO BUY, A OR S ROOMS; must be up to date; ~ garage or space, 1 section Courtenay place. Not pinched for price. MODERN HOMES, . 30, Courtenay place. NOVELS, MAGAZINES, RECORDS WANTED, 1000.each; must be in good condition, or no use, collected, top prices. Courtenay Place Book Exchange, opp. Ford's. i _ I HAIR AND TOILET SPECIALISTS. ! MILSOM'S— Course of treatments, falling hair from £1 Is. Special treatments for face and skin from ss. Best skin foods and powders specially prepared under supervision. Salon for Shingling, Marcel Waving, Buster Cropping ' 94, Willis-st. Tel. 814. h SUPERFLUOUS HAIR destroyed by "Rusma." Results guaranteed. Call or Bend stamped and addressed envelope for particulars. Mrs. Hullen, Belcher's Building (near King's Theatre), Wellineton. Tel 22-070. Also at Auckland. IVTRS. ROLLESTON, LTD 2BT -LTJL Lambton-qy. Cortiacated Experts in Permanent Waving, Electrolysis Diseases of the Scalp, Facial Medical Mud Pack, and Massage. Hairwork. BeEt Quality English Hair, any stylo. Tel. 1599. MERCHANT TAILORS. A. EDWARDS, Ladies' andlw • tlemen's Tailor (late« of Veitch and Allan's), corner Cuba and Ghuzneests. Entrance from Ghuznce-st. ROOKLYN Men—A Genuine 1 Tailormade Suit, at a reasonable price, ij a Real Saying. Own material made up. C. Stockbridge, 59. Cleveland street HARRY BAKER" '' JUST opened up the latest in English Suitings. Order your new suit now. Entrance, Peter Pan Studio, Manners-st. MISCELLANEOUS. COLD Weather Comforts—Blanket Sheets, soft and warm, 2s 2d to 9s lid each; Pyjama Cloths, Is to 2s 3d yd • Flannel, 2s 3d upwards. Morgan's, 115' Cuba-st. * ' ~ SECTION OWNERS" " PLANS and Specifications prepared works supervised; moderate fees A Victor Smith, Architect, 146, Willis-st. ' ]Yfl-RS. MIET still is Cash Buyer (*bS i-TX or email lots) Ladies' and Gent's Wardrobes. Left-off Clothing of all desnptions, Boots, Portmanteaux, Trunks Chests of Tools; best prices. Address 125, Vivian-st. Tel. 21-760. Tji URNITURE — Period aTd Empire X styles a specialty. Factory to public. Detail and quality guaranteed. Wellington Cabinet Co., Ade!aide-rd. Open Friday nights. AD Legs for years—Torture ended". Ulcers healod, thanks to Varex, the permanent, inexpensive cure. No restin" Ernest Healey, Chemist, Foxton. Nuree Woolcott, 95, Courtenay-pl., Wellington. Popoeatapetl, in Mexico, reported to bo resuming its activities as a volcano, cuts a figure in tho early history of mountaineering. It was first climbed by an officer in the army of Cortex, one Don Francis Monlano, who thus beat tho high altitude record of his period. Ho Mas lowered into tho crater, in a. basket, to fetch up sulphur, which the army wanted-.for the manufacture of gunpowdev; but though ho gathered sufficient for immediate needs, ho reported that -it would bo more cont»n!mif; t*j import atiiipswfl?*l md? ttissvls