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Evening Star, Issue 18136, 28 November 1922, Page 6

FOR SALE. FOE SALE, LEASE OF SHOP in centre of Princes street; good show windows, splendid position. Full particulars to principals only. Apply promptly, CONFIDENTIAL, 709, ‘Star' Office. 4 -ROOMED House; conveniences; good section; soldier’s loan £4oo.—Dooley's, Octagon. 1009 n-jj (or Offer).—B-roomed House, dwJL‘±:i)U Roslyii; all conveniences; jncro section. —Dooley's, Octagon. 1011 Of-wK-45-MOmcd House, conveniences; I D good section.—Dooley’s, Octagon, CIMALL Deposit (balance as rent).—s- - roomed House; sunny spot; conveniences; garden; see this.—Dooley’s, Octagon. DOOLEY'S have Farms, Orchards, and Businesses for Sale or Exchange for City Properties.—Go to Dooley's. B' AVENTr iiand - and Estate Agents, 24 Dowling street; 'phone 1,751. _ jr*-| r’/\—Musselburgh Rise : Beautiful ovJ.JLOI/ Rough-cast Bungalow, 6 large rooms; everything the latest and of the best; large section; immediate possession; sec this.—Bowling, Avenl. Kavensbotirne: Delightful Bunc&O / D galow, five rooms; all latest modern appointment; owner leaving.— Bowling, Avent. ipp'fjpj’ —Portobello (handy wharf): Choice c&0/V«l) Four Rooms; electric, conveniences; owner leaving; rare chance. —Bowling, Avert. jjvj aa Deposit purchases splendid Six cW-i-UU Rooms, South Dunedin; everything modem; price, £7Bo.—Bowling, Avent. •C-Or’A —Musselburgh: Charming Six WDU Rooms; everything modern; corner site; immediate possession; great bargain.—Bowling, Avent. —R°slyn' Splendid Five Rooms, oWQ/VO right modern; corner site; grand situation; real snip.—Bowling, Avent. JTtOR SALE, Boarding-house Business as . going concern; 18 rooms; only £200; terms. —Macassey and Co. OOaa —North End (Id section): Modern dwOUU Home, 6 rooms; electric, gas; finance arranged.—Bryant. Princes street. FOR SALE, One 7-9 H.P. Indian Motor Cycle and Chair, in excellent order and condition.—Address 686, ‘Evening Star.’ X?F\.A Deposit (Eavcnsbourne) buys good 4-roumed House and conveniences; good section.—Macassey and Co. SPARROW AND GO., Land Agents, Sievwright, James, and Nichol’s Buildings, IS" <nra -'ih-lreoi•; 'phono 2,392. Cf AA— City I Freehold 'Section, double obIDUU frontage, Brick Building, suitable garage; further particulars; easy Sparrow. Ol rvofri— Musselburgh : Lovely 5-roomed 3iivOo Bungalow; latest conveniences; close Queen's Drive and tram; easy terms.— Sparrow T»"| Of^A— Hew: 6 Rooms (one story); cfc'.JLoveJvJ’ pleciiio light; properly in s'PciifH order; panoramic view.—Sparrow. j ft A KA—City i 4-roomed sound House; d&grD” gas; drainage; bandy station; £.so (jrmrtt. balance rent. —Sparrow. <r>l AKA —Royal Terrace: 5-roomed tfcJ.rwOU Rough-oast Plastered Tiledroof Bungalow, l.endy Knox Church.—Sparrow, jr»WDA—St. Hilda: 5-roomed splendid I Ov/ Home; electric light, gas cookin". hof. water; good section.—Sparrow. Oqaa —Castle Street: 6-roomed Veran/V dah House; all conveniences; nice freehold sectiou; terms arranged.— Sparrow. _____ aUEEN STREET.—Absolutely Rough-cast Bungalow, 6 rooms, slate roof; -{-acre.— Telephone 141 (business hours). LOST AND FOUND. LOST, 4th November, Purse, containing brooches, rosary beads, etc., between Exchange and Frederick street.—Please ring 569; reward. LOST, Oval, vicinity pavilion, Gold Chain, two watches and locket attached; keepsake ; reward.—27 Hope street. T OST, Saturday night, ten to 7 Oa verst am JJ car or South road, Lady’s Grey Fur; reward.—ls Surrey street. LOST, Military Overcoat, Wednesday, between St. Kikla, Anderson'S Bay; reward—2 Dundonald alxeot, Anderson’s Bay. LOST, Lady’s Black Silk Glove, Sunday, near Regent road.—Finder please leave Hogg, jeweller, George street. Jf OST, between Exchange and Princess lJ Theatre, Gold Nugget Tiepin.—Reward reluming 39 Nelson street, South Dunedin. LOST, small Grey Fur, Gardens, Saturday afternoon.—Please return 93 Prince Albert road, St. Kilda. ITtO UND.—Chimneys Swept; City—one 4c, . two 6s 6d; Suburbs—one fe; two 7s; the most reliable firm; only competent men employed.—Dunedin Window and Vacuum Cleaning Co. ('phono 493), 32 St. Andrew street. TAOUND.—Tom Taylor’s dying slogan: .5/ National Prohibition is worth living for and worth dying for. Vote it. FOUND.— Men, your old Felt Hat Mad* New at small coot.—Octagon Ecnovft. tors, next Theatre. _ FOUND. —Spectacles to suit all tight* supplied by qualified Optician.—Stunner, through Sproeen’s chemist shop, Octagon. TTfOUND, the roost reliable and cheapest X' Felt Hat Renovators.—Whipp and Co., 238 George street, and Cargill’s Corner. JBTtOUND. —Vote National Prohibition, and. 112 thereby increase employment, reduce the cost of living, make homes happier. XtOCJND, —We can make a few more Suits J. for Christmas; order early.—Pearsons, 55 George street. TAOXJNID. —You can buy your Hats, Shirts, J2 Tics, Hosiery cheaper at Pearsons’. 3 HOUND.—Only best of Trimmings and - Workmanship at Pearsons’, tailors, 39 George street. FOUND.— Syrup of Linseed Cough Mixture, sure cure.—E. P. Cameron, 3 Stafford street. TjT'.OUN.D. —Vote out the Liquor Traffic, JD and thereby help clean sport, promote enjoyment, increase useful luxuries.