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Evening Star, Issue 18093, 7 October 1922, Page 7

FOR SALE. FOR SALE, Gent’s Light Sports Suit, size 6, £2; also 6 Nurses’ largo Aprons, 2s each.—lß4, ‘Star.’ j OR 'SALE, Seagrass Push Cart, baby facing; perfect order; cheap.—l79, l ‘Star’ Office. FiOR SALE, White Leghorn Chicles, Mills’s strain.—46 Graigleith street. (OR SALE, Indian Runner Eggs, 7s 6d ! getting, posted 2s 6d extra.—Lynch, Watts road, N.E.V. j T*T ARRINGTON - Excellent 4 Rooms, ( r furnished; verandah three sides; auction 25th; early possession. Alex. Harris, auctioneer. KOAD'BAY-SiffilSverlooking bathing beach); Pour-roomed Verandah pottage, fully furnished; magnificent immediate possession; inspect this, it’s good. (8,244.)—A1e5. Harris, auctioneer. r*,| ChK — Macandrcw Bay ; 4 Rooms ; verandah, asphalt paths; 4-acrc; fruit trees, built-in tubs; early possession. (7,747.) —Alex. Harris, auctioneer. Of) Q K (£BS Deposit)—Broad Bay (along3iOOt) side beach): 5-roomod Furnished Cottage; sound property; possession _at once; it’s a bargain.—Alex. Hands, auctioneer. ORNINGTON—6-roomod House, verandah front; gas, bath; beautiful sunny position; cheap home; good garden; handy to cars. (8,242.)—A1ex. Harris, auctioneer. OEfOTAMBBS=£«oTT Rooms, scul- . lery; electric light: Corporation lease, 10 years; £7 covers rent and rates, (8,241.)—A1ex. Harris, auctioneer. T ITTLEBOURNE Choice Eight-roomed Single-story House; electric light, gas, porcelain hath, hot water service; artistic reception hall; over 4-acre; native trees, flowers, fruit; largo garage; immediate possession. (8,194.) —Harris, auctioneer. W" AREINGTOK—Natty “broomed- Fur-. nished Villa; return verandah; auction 25th; early possession,—Alex. Hams, auctioneer. CITY HOME (Cargill street)—7-roomcd Villa; electric light, gas, bath, hot water service; choice i-acro; elevated, sunny, lovely view; no cars needed; £1,650; finance arranged. (8,198.) —Alex. Harris, auctioneer. “ Corstorphino, . Caversham: i O Modem 6-roomed Villa; electric, gas, hot water service; 4-acre; good garden, workshop; sunny, sheltered position; owner being transferred. (8,257.) — Alex. Harris, auctioneer. WARRINGTON— Select 4 Rooms; return verandah; furnished; 4-acro; auction 25th, 12 o’clock.—Alex. Harris, auctioneer. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Kit Bag, containing samples.—Reward communicating to 81, ‘Star’ Office. LOST, vicinity of Stafford street, Wirehaired Foxy Pup; reward.—l William streets ' I" OST, Friday evening, probably Victoria J street, Dancing Shoe,—Please return 36 Cargill street. LOST, Thursday, St. Clair car, 1 small ’ Parcel Lace and Cotton Work; reward. —52 Forbury crescent. LOST, between Queen’s Theatre and Duncan street, Gold Spray Brooch (rubies and pearls).—Reward on returning to Adams, Bruce, Lid., Princes street. I’ OST, September 24, Southern Cemetery, J Umbrella, (keepsake).—Finder kindly return Octagon Dairy: reward. L~ OST, 4 On» Pound Notes, City or Eoslyn; good reward.—No. 2 Wairca street, Roslyn. ______ L'OS'T, about three weeks ago, •Gentleman’s Evening Shoe.—Finder kindly return Commercial Bank, Dowling street; reward. LOST, Gold-mounted Cairngorm Brooch.— Reward on returning to ‘Times’ Office. _____ OST, Saturday night last., between Stuart street car and Duncttar, Roslyn, Brown Marabout Pur.--Please return Armit’s Store, -Highgate. Arcade, my Corns (cured). 1 bought a box of Wilkinson’s Eroaka Corn Cure; Is a box. "IlSTPerson who removed Bicycle from Croft's Store, Union street, Friday evening, kindly Return 69 Clyde street (near Union street), save further trouble. MBRELLA found in Botanical Gardens last Sunday week.—s Brook street, North Dunedin. FOUND, vicinity Highgate, Light Pox Fur.—Owner apply 344 Highgate, Maori Hill. POUND.— Tailored Suits, all-wool tweeds, from £6 15s; worsted from £7 15s,— Modern Tailors, opposite Herbert Haynes's. OUND.—Chimneys Swept or Scraped, Chimney-pots Cleaned, Kitchen Range Scraped and Gleaned; all work done by competent man.—Otago Window Cleaning Company; telephone 3,250. FOUND.— Men, your old Felt Hat Made New at small cost.—Octagon Renovators, next Theatre, I^OUKD.— Spectacles to suit all eights supplied by • qualified Optician.—Sturmer, through Sprosen’s dhemist shop, Octagon. P — OUND, the most reliable and cheapest Felt Hat Renovators.—Whipp and Co., ! 256 George street, and Cargill's Corner. OUND, Sura Cura, the guaranteed remedy for coughs and colds .—Wilkin* [fjon, 29 Royal Arcade, Dunedin. I “bound, Ereaka Corn Cure; sure remedy; ' cures -while you sleep; Is box.—Wilkinson, 29 Royal Arcade, Dunedin. POUND.— Chimneys Swept; ring 493: the most competent, cheapest, reliable firm—Dunedin Window and Vacuum Cleaniug Co. ' IIOUND.— Chimneys Swept; City, one 4a, two 6s 6d; suburbs, one ss, two 7s; cheapest.—’Phono 493. TiIOUND, Roslyn. Chimney Sweep; practical JC man; personal interest; no company methods; any job undertaken.—J. Carpenter, 4 School ‘street, Rosjyn ’phone J 3 OUND.—Best place for Picture Prarai ing; “prices reasonable, workmanship guaranteed.—A. Morgan, picture -framer, Frederick street. FOUND, -Syrup of Linseed Cough Mixtame, euro cure.—E. P. Cameron, 3 Stafford street. __ POUND.— Nothing cheap -.and nasty in our Suits; values sewn in every garment. OUND, People who have been so pleased they recommend their friends. FOUND,— No big overhead” expenses; our prices are lowest for values. POUND.— No travellers’ expenses, no bad debts; each customer pays for his own Suit. I~JtOUND.— Pearsons, 36 George street; only High-grade Tailor-made Suits at lowest prices. Tj^OUND.—Orders being booked for ClinstJT mas; book up early.—Pearsons, tailors, 36 George street. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. VISITORS TO AUCKLAND!! ISITORS TO AUCKLAND!! 1 STAY AT STONBHURST RESIDENTIAL STONEHURST HOTEL. The ‘N.Z. Dairyman’ says: “There is only one ‘ Slonehurst.’ ” Mr and Mrs ALBERT A. BROWN, Proprs. Wire or write “ STONEHURST," Auckland. CfLAREMOUNT,” 112 Moray place (near J Public Library).—Furnished Rooms; all conveniences, electric light throughout; terms mderate. SUPERIOR Board \and Lodging Offered young Gentleman.—Address 98, ‘Star’ Office. _____ RAINBOW Private Boarding-house, St. Andrew street, has Vacancies for a four permanent Boarders. —’Phono 3,283. I'^ENKHEPT Room Tor Board and Bcsil } dence offered in private home, good locality, sunny situation.—226, ‘ Star.’ MONEY. rjIRUST MONEY FOE INVESTMENT. ASL.N AND BROWN, Solicitors, N.Z. Express Co. Buildings, Bond street. NOTICE. A LL ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the ‘Evening Star’ are accepted subject to the understanding that the right is reserved to Delete or Amend any portion of an Advertisement which may bo considered undesirable to appear as written by the advertiser.