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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 29, 3 August 1926, Page 3

WANTED TO BUY. YX7ANTED to Buy, Stationery or Con- *" fectionery Business; genuine buyer advertising; give particulars. Write 233, Evg. Post. TITANTED Buy, suitable furnishing flats. "* Secondhand Furniture fair condition > dealers); genuine buyer. Teh 25-783. Jrpent. "Mf ANTED Buy, Dinner Suit in good * * order; fit person medium height and build. Apply 240, Evg. Post. TyANTED to Buy, Mullion Window, '" complete, about 6£t Cm x Oft. Apply 22, Post Agency, Island Bay. VX^ANTED to Buy, House, 4 or 5 rooms, '' Newtown or adjacent thereto; would like owner to vacate as early as possible; terms, half cash. Owners write 267, Evg. Post. "WANTED Buy—Advertiser has '£100 i * * and wants buy from owner, 4-5-rd. House, city. 248, Evg. Post. * WANTED, seaside, 2 to 4 Rooms, Plimmerton, Eastbourne. Pull particulars 256, Evg. Post., or ring Tel. 14-355. WANTED Buy, 4-5-rd. House, city end Island 'Bay; Govt. mortgage preferred. Reply particulars, 257, Evg. Post. ANTED to Purchase, Shop and Dwel-' ling, or house where shop front can be built. Apply 278, Evg. Post. i ANTF~\ Person, few pounds, buy Half-interest Household Invention, get 'patented in joint names: advertiser help make and sell them. Write 271, Evg. Post. WANTED Buy, Fox Terrier and other Small Puppies. Day's Bird and Animal Shop 255, Upper Cuba-st. WANTED Buy, Karori, good 5-6-rd. " House, sunny, handy situation; good deposit. Reply urgent, 300, Evg. Post. WANTED to Purchase for Cash, Small Property, Bach, or Cottage. Write 201, Evg. Post. , TI7ANTED to Purchase, for clients, 4. to » » 12-rd. Houses, city. or suburbs, also Sections and Artistic Bungalows, any- , where.' Genuine buyers waiting. Kindly send particulars immediately. M'lntyre and Co., 215, Lambton-qy. WANTED Buy, Houses full of Furniture, *ture, any quantities, spot cash. Davis Bros. Auction Rooms. Tel. 42-419. "WANTED Buy, Quantity Clean House- " hold Furniture, Singer Machine, also Piano, spot cash. Ring 22-168. WANTED •to Buy, Old Buildings for Removal, best prices given. 19a, Abel Smith-st. Tel. 20-593. , ANTED Buy, Violins, Gramophones, Sporting and Travelling Requisites; highest prices given for Suits. Les. Stern-, berg,' Tel. 22-735, 127, Manners-st. WANTED to Buy, any quantity, •*» Gent's Left-off Clothing and Boots, Travelling Bags, etc. Woodward, 121, Vivian-Bt. Tel. 21-243. RUIT and Vegetable Business with lease shop and dwelling-rooms, reasonable; no agents. Write 688, Post Agency, Petone. OUSE, & or 5 rooms, central or New- • town; about £1000; good deposit. Owners only. Full particulars 195, Evg. Post. KARORI— Sections Wanted. State lowest cash price to 243, Evg. Post. BEST Prices allowed for Old Gold. Haycraft and Josling, Manufacturing Jewellers, 94, Willis-st., over Preston's. B.S. AIIET, Cash Buyer in any quantities of Superior Ladies' and Gents' Left-off Clothing, Boots, Travelling Bags, Trunks, etc. Best prif»s, 125, Vivian-st. Tel. 21-760. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Records, Jewellery, Suits, Sporting and Travelling Requisites. Largest buyers in New Zealand. Highest prices given. Get our offer. Meltzer Bros., 131, Slanners-st. Tel. 22-776. Also Auckland & Christehurch, OLD i'alse Teeth, ss, 10s, 20s, 40s set, sound or broken. Old Gold bought Bring or send Platinum Scrap Co., 102, ■ Willis'-Bt. (top floor V Open Friday night. RECORDS. 7 NOVELS. WANTED to Buy. Highest prices given. Collected. Courtenay Place Book Exchange, De Luxe Theatre Bldgs. MISCELLANEOUS. . THE PEN DOCTOR. IS the recognised medic for Fountain Pens and Eversharp Pencils. Consultations free. Geo. Jeffrey, Stationer, Lambton-qy. . . REMOVAL NOTICE. MISS FAINE, Dressmaker, announces her Removal from 59 to 69a, Man-ners-st., above Ned. Perry's. TVIAMOND Engagement and Dress ■*-' Rings at big reductions, from £3, £4, £5, £7 10s; 2, 3, 4, 5-stone and clusters; all designs. At Brownson's Diamond Sale. See windows, Boulcott corner. METEOROLOGICAL ♦ —:— TUESDAY, 3rd AUGUST. The Sun —Rose to-day, 6h 57m a.m.; sets 4h 57ni p.m Rises to-morrow, 6b 50m a.m.; sets 4h asm p.m. Bright Sunshine: Yesterday—Morning, ?h 30m; afternoon, 0b 10m; 1 total, 2h 40m. Temperature in Shade—Maximum, 56.S<leg.; minimum, 62.1deg.; mean, 54.4deg. Rainfall—Total for the 24 hours preceding 9 a.m. to-day—o.2Sin. Total to date during the month—o.2Bin. ■Wind—Velocity of the wind for the 24 hours preceding 9 a.m. to-day—2l.3 miles per hour. Barometer—Yeßterday, 9 a.m., 30.16. Today, 9 a.m., 29.92; noon, 29.94. SYNOPSIS OF lAST 24 HOURS. Strong northerly to westerly winds and unsettled, squally conditions have been experienced, with rain in many parts of the country. Heavy rain during the night has caused freshes in many of the rivers in Westland. Atmospheric pressure is still low in the South. TODAY'S WEATHER. Ther. Stations. Wind. Bar in We'tb'r. Shade. Uape JUaria VJJ... N fb SO.2G 60 ■ C Russell N fu 30.18 59 O Hokianga Heads NE Ib 80 15 57 ' O Kaipara Sig Stn NW fb 30.14 55 C Manukau Heads KWfb 30.15 55 O Auckland N 1 30.17 57 O Tiritiri NW br — (14 O Kawhia N fb 30.04 53 O Tauranga Calm 30.11 50 O Taupo NW, fb 30.05 52 D Hast Cape SVf fb 30.14 57 O G-isborne N 1 30.10 59 BC Napier W m;,' 30.05 58 BC Castlepoint W br — 54 O Cape Palliser... NW fb — 58 CQ ' Cape Egmont ... NW 1 30.00 55 O Patea N I 29.80 56 R Wanganul- Nbr 29.98 64 CP Koxton N 1 — 52 OR Wellington ...... NW fb 29 92 58 C Cape Campbell S 1 29.89 50 C Farewell Spit W 1 30.00 50 Z Westport S 1 00.00 51 BCF Greymouth SW br 29.93 50 P Arthur's Pass... NW fb — 42 V Christchurch W 1 29.53 52 B Akavoa LH W fl> 2D.82 fis (' Timaru ;. W I °».«n «i nOamaru W br 29.74 49 B Dunedin Calm 29.71 .W Jit! Queenstown W 1 29.53 .11) C Nuggets W 1 29.72 45 B Bluff W fb 29.73 47 P B, blue sky, be the atmosphere clear or heavy. C, clouds, passing clouds. D, drizzling rain. F, foggy. (j, gloomy, dark weather H, hail. L, lightning. M, misty. O, overcast, the whole sky covered with thick clouds. P, passing showers. Q, squally. ' R. rain, continued rain. S, snow. T, thunder. U, ugly, threatening appearance Z, hazy. C, calm. I/, light. BR, breeze. FB, fresh breeze. MO. moderate Rale. G, whole or heavy gale. W, gale of exceptional severity. FORECAST. Tho following forecast was issued at 9 a.m. to-day for the subsequent 24 hours :— Winds—Moderate to strong northerly to westerly winds northward of New Plymouth and Napier; westerly, strong to gale at times, elsewhere. Barometer—Unsteady; falling tendency. Spas—Heavy southward of Cape Egmont; mo- . ileratu northward of Castlepoint; rough elsewhere. Tides—Good to moderate. Warning signals for westerly gales are exhibited at Castlepoint, Cape Campbell, Stephen Island, Farewell Spit, Capo Foulwind, and Nuggefc Point. Weather—Squally and changeable generally; further rain may be expected, and heavy rain in the West Coast districts, with rivers flooded. 1 B. V. PEJIBERTON. Tuesday, 3rd August, 1926. Yachts of 'about 800 tons cost about £100 • ton to build.