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Evening Post, Volume CXL, Issue 55, 3 September 1945, Page 7

WANTED TO SELL. y LADY'S Bicycle (Hercules), . tyres m good condition, £9. Apply 5 Regal Gardensj Kilbirnie. ~ . „ . . 6 BUDGIES and an Aviary, would hold aDOUJ 16 birds, good condition; £3 10s. Appls 5 Regal Gardens, Kilbirnie. ' , FOR SALE, Piano, in new condition,, Fos particulars ring 42-317. . TMRGIE'S, Lower Hutt, Closing Down Sales JC all stock must be cleared immediately; Kitchen Tables, Chairs, Ladders. , FARGIE'S, Lower Hutt, Retiring Sale:.TaUj boys, Beds, Push Chair, Garbage Tlnai Spark Guards, Cots, Plunket Cots. FARGIE'S, Lower Hutt— Bargains Galore* Tennis Rackets, Croquet . Mallet, CamU Stretchers, Colonial Couch, Oak Bedroom Suite. SHED suitable motor garage, iron practically new, 10 x 16ft; £40; Garden Roller, Racket; Grant Fargie, Lower Hutt. PIANO, £40 or near offer. Call 20 Naena« Rd.. Ldwer Hutt. FOR SALE, Lady's Bicycle, perfect conditionSeen at 79 High St., Lower Hutt; aftei 4.30 p.m. BEAUTIFUL 3-piece Navy Suit with stripe* tailor made, fit man 39in chest, sft 9hi height, worn once; £12. Apply i 4 Durhaif Cres., Waterloo. . M \ RMCHAIR Commode (complete), almost xjl new; also good Strong Dropheaa Sewing Machine, New Home. 3342 Evg. Post., FOR SALE, Cane Tram Regulation Pram; af new, £7 10s. 23 Brooklyn Kd. (oppo« site Central Park). : DROP-BACK Cane Push Chair, rubber handW grip, sponge tyres, £5 15s; English High Chair on wheels, four positions and rocker, £^ 10s or £8 the two. Both in perfect order and newly enamelled cream. 3239 Evg. Post. RAYMOND EDER, LTD., offer outstanding value in New and Used Dining Suites,! e.g., C-pce. Silk Oak Suite for £35. 49a WU4 lis St. •; MECCANO Set, good variety of parts, £3 lOsJ Ring 25-980. . 1 RAYMOND EDER, LTD., offer Radios, Re-j frigerators, Gas and Electric Stoves, ex\ cellent condition. 49a Willis St. WANTED Sell, Gft Porcelain Bath. Apply! 15 Glcndarvar St.. off Rintoul St., aftefj 6.30. i RAYMOND EDER, LTD., offer "Honest Value^ in everything. Seeing is believing. Visis our Showrooms. 49a Willis St. (opp. Boots). ! STEEL Ladder, 14ft, suitable fire escape; price! 15s. Ring 25-635. ' RAYMOND EDER, LTD., offer 3-pce. Oafe Bedroom Suite (used), with good 4£6 wire; £15. 49a Willis'St. LARGE Wooden Chest, also Sleeping Bad and Tramper's Pack, new condition. 8J Tennyson St., Petone. RAYMOND EDER, LTD., offer Walnut, Maple, Rimu, and Oak Bedroom and Dining! Suites at unbeatable prices. 49a Willis St. /^IREAM Cane Pram, not regulation, sponge \J tyres, good condition; price £6. 9 Tory; St., Petone. RAYMOND EDER, LTD., offer Carpets, new i and used, in popular sizes and shades. Buy from us and save money. 49a Willis St. ; PLAYER PIANO. LOW Model Barnard, richly toned Piano, ex-( ■ cellent mechanical order, recently overhauled, case in beautiful ■condition; price £139 (offer), including stool, 80 rolls. 3119 Evs. Post.

WANTED TO SELL, HALIBUT Liver Oil Capsules—Now only 5s 6d 100, posted for cash. Send to K. B. Lake, Chemist, Addington, Christchurcb. D /CARPET, Axminster, brand .new, size 12 x \J Sft Tin, autumn tonlngs; £40. Apply 3307 Evg. Post. FOX SALE, Biscuit Shade Coat and Skirt, velour, w.x., never worn; £7. Eeply 3316 Evg. Post. FOR SALE, White Rotary Sewing Machine, drophead, good order; price £18 10s. Reply 3311 Evg. Post. FOR SALE, Cream Cane Push Chair, dropback, excellent condition. Ring 24-674. FAME FURNISHING CO., 185 Cuba St., below Patrick's —Furniture'from own Factory ; Quality Furniture at cut prices. SELL, S.W. Lemon Georgette Evening Frock, \vlth gold lame bodice, perfectly new. Apply 3108 Evg. Post. FAME FURNISHING CO., Cuba St., will sell you Bed and Dining-room Suites at unbeatable prices. "VfORTHERN Musquash Fur Coat, w.'s size; JLI £25 or near offer. Tel. 36-635. FAME FURNISHING CO., Cuba St., sells direct from its own Factory. GREY Squirrel Lock Swagger Coat, s.w., £25 10s; Brown Electric Seal Coat, 38 bust, imported, as new; £15. Tel. 17-804. FAME FURNISHING CO. sells Standard institute Furniture with Rehabilitation Department's Certificate. GENT'S Cycle, good tyres, best offer. Ring I 26-092. FAME FURNISHING CO. has abundance of Suites at Soldiers' Prices. FOR SALE, Seal Coney Coat,' skunk collar, knee length, £20. Tel. 17-356. SOLDIERS! Visit Fame Furnishing Co., below Patrick's. Save pounds. Compare our prices and quality. SPORTS Bike, new condition, strong and reliable, dynamo, etc.; about £13 or offer. Apply 224 Taranaki St. HALL STAND, Handsome Carved Oak, with Mirror, perfect condition, offers; also Twin-globe Radiator. Tel. 27-382. SELL, Cycle. 20in, dynamo and lamp, handbrake, splendid condition; £10 10s. Ring 16-213. TJRAM for Sale, tram regulation, sponge tyres, JT rubber handle grip, good condition. 72b Fairlie Tee. WANTED to Sell, Cream Cane Regulation Pram, sponge tyres. Apply 43 Calabar Rd., Rongotai. PLUNKET Regulation Pram, condition excellent; £5 10s. Thos. Oates, Farish St. FOR SALE, Push-pedal Scooter, good condition; £3. Ring 53-091. SILVER Teapot, Cream, and Sugar, Large Cake Basket, also Check Tweed Suit, S.W. (new). Reply 6363 Post Agency, John St. FOR SALE, Cane Pram, tram regulation; £3. 27 Strathmore Aye. T7OR SALE, W.X. Black Fur Coat, skunk JL collar and cuffs, good condition. Replies 6364 Post Agency, John St. CJETTINGS —Purebred Rhode Island Reds. k5 Wilson, Johnsouville. Tel. 37-818. SELL. Model C Kodascope, 16mm, as new, perfect condition, spare lamp, film screen, etc.; £28. 3336 Evg. Post. SELL, New Wire Mesh Fireguard, Reading Books, Variety Odds and Ends, Paint, suitable handyman. 3341 Evg. Post. FOR SALE, % Wire Mattress and Bed Ends, also 2 Dining Chairs. Ring 14-955.

It's not top badt M (says Willie) Yes, Mum knows—she knows that whenever a wretched cold shows up, she wants to prevent casual infection becoming deep-seated and spreading to others in the house. She resorts to Bonnington's Irish Moss, that's her stand-by! The children actually like to sip, sip, sip this soothing, warming linctus. It spreads a protective film of Pectoral Oxymel of Carrageen over those irritated membranes. That disturbing bed-time night-cough is stopped with but a single dose. You must see that you get the genuine, no imitation will do; the kiddies need "Bonnington's", so start that SIP, SIP, SIP of FOR REALLY RAPID RELIEF Gao. Bonnfngton Ltd., Cashel Street, Chrlstchurch. IM Rehabilitation in the Grocery Trade The Master Grocers' Federation have failed completely to answer the vital objections to their so-called "Plan." The Chain Store statements are absolutely correct, and, for the benefit of Returned Servicemen and the Consuming Public, we repeat some of the main objections to this scheme designed to give monopolies to existing grocers. THE SERVICEMAN (a) Every serviceman wishing to open a Grocery business must have the consent of a committee some of whom are interested parties. Owners of existing businesses with* whom lie might compete will have the right to object. (b) Entry into the trade will become the privilege of a favoured few. More permits! More consents! More obstacles in the path of the returned soldier! (c) The rehabilitation of genuine ex-grocery employees will be seriously I hampered if Chain Store activities are restricted, as by far the largest number of grocers in the Forces are Chain Store employees. Unless Chain Stores can legitimately expand, where are they to put the returned employee, who left as a junior and returns as a senior? (d) The goodwill of every established Grocer is immediately enhanced. He is protected against competition; he is given a monopoly in his area. -. Very nice for the established grocer. But what about the Returned Soldier! THE GENERAL PUBLIC Existing grocers will be protected from competition, whether from Returned Servicemen or efficient Chain Store operations. Inefficiency will be protected. What sort of service will the public get? How will prices go? Who has kept down the price of foodstuffs in the past? THE CHALLENGE to a public debate (a copy of which has not yet been received by the Wellington Chain Store Association) is a shrewd attempt on the part of the Master Grocers' Federation to draw a red herring across the scent. The Master Grocers would have the public believe that they have been open and frank about this important matter, but here are the facts: — . 1. This scheme for the benefit of certain grocers was hatched in secret, and the Master Grocers hoped to rush their plan through before other interested parties or the public or the returned servicemen could object! 2. The plan has not even the virtue of being original. It is almost a" verbatim copy of one put forward by the Master Grocers' Federation in Australia and which was EMPHATICALLY REJECTED! In the interests of the public and the returned servicemen, a representative of the Chain Store Association will debate this plan with the champions of the grocers' monopoly scheme, before the correct Parliamentary Committee.