LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. VISITORS TO DUNEDIN, HAVE YOU PAID A VISIT TO AUSTENS, The Recognised Bargain House for New and Second-hand Furniture, Direct Importers of Crockery and Household. Requisites P A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOYS AND USEFUL GIFTS Selling Greatly Below Pre-war Costs. OUR PRICES DEFY COMPETITION. C. 11. AUSTEN, FREDERICK STREET. THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED FIRM With THE MOST MODERN PREMISES. fell ALLGOODS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY. Per lb. Per lb. Mince 4d Potted Meat ... 6d Beef Sausagqs ... 4<l Pressed Beef’ ... lOd Melb. Sausages... fid Veal and Tongue Is 2di Saveloys fid Cooked Ham... 2s 6d Belgian 8d : Puddings ... 3d each Boiling Beef 4d per lb. Rib Roast 6d per lb. Corned Roll 7d per lb. JAMES WEIGH'D AND SON.. LIMITED, 604 CARGILL ROAD. WANTED, •WO SMART GIRLS AS PANTRYMAIDS. STRAND TEA ROOMS. T Apply WANTED, Two or Three good Painters and Papothangers for .Otira; good) wages for first-class hands. —Love Bros., Ltd., Port Chalmere. WANTED To Purchase, Dough Mixer.— State full particulars and price Box 342, Dunedin. iTJTISH. —Trawler Bravo will bo _at Dun(JDl edin wharf To-morrow Morning with a supply of fresh, cheap Fish. GETTING Married!?, Get our Dkiraate; save money and time by calling first at our popular Store and Factory.—Martina, No. 3 and 4 Octagon. BRITISH Linoleums and Floor Coverings, just to hand by s.s. Durham; latest patterns and lowest prices since 1914. Martins, Ltd., Octagon. iMARPBTS, Rugs, and Mats, Lovely Wilton 'Squares and Axininsler Carpets, all shades and beat qualities.—Martins, Ltd., Octagon. COMPLETE Furnishings at _ our huge store; own make, own designs sold in bur own freeholds; get our estimate to-day. —Martins, Ltd., Octagon. mHE Old Popular Store, Factory, and JL Show Rooms.—Martins, Ltd,, 3 and 4 Octagon, I, 3, and 5 Bath street. Furniture. —visitors to show, can rco large stock oi Own-made Fashionable Furniture; prices reasonable; get estimate. —Martins. Ltd., 3 and 4 Octagon. VV7EO wins? Watson’s No. 10, of course 1 H Scotland’s choicest whisky; first for flavor, purity, mellowness. SIDEROSIHEN,’’ the only perfect Rool Paint; British made, world’s heat.— Howison and Son, 07 King street. PRIVATE Inquiry Agency, Box 320, Dunedin; all business strictly confidential. KNIGHTS Stores, 228 Princes street.— Leather Suit CeecS, Kits, Portmanteaux, 10s to 20s under shop prices. KEEP Moving.—Engage our Motor Fnrnituro Van; one house, one load; book in advance.—Cruet and Crust. |yj"TNTYRB’S Extra Strong Regulating where. Pills, 5s 6d; from ail chemists, ererytUT One Request ND KE only Sandy Mao Whisky. YOU like to look smart? Then buy a Trouser Press at Reddell's, Stuart street; only 32s fid. ICES and Sundaes packed for taking away. — l The Bretland Marble Bar, 53 George street. MONEY Lent private, £5 to £SO, furniture, pianos, etc.; business confidential; enclose reply stamp.—7s9, ‘Star.’ MABON.— Silk Blouses from 18s fid; Jazz Pinafores, 7s fid; Knitted Silk Jumpers from 24s fid; Knitted Silk Coat Dresses-from 70s. —302 Princes street (Manor Place P. 0.). LANE’S, LTD., are agents for Train’s Veteran, Whisky, from Glasgow; Penfold’s Wines stocked. nnAKE care of your clothes; use a TrouJL ser Press, latest style.—At Reddell’s, Stuart street; only 32s fid. i A SPOT after five! Fmeat thing out for xjL tired business men—if it’s Watson’s No. 10 Whisky. BAD whisky will kill anything. Wataon’s No. 10’is a healthy, stimulating, refreshing drink. SR. STEDMAN has For Sale a number • of good Used Cars from £SO, all ready for the road, including:— 14 H.P. Touring Car, English, one-man hood; detachable wire wheels, Relax lighting- first-class order; good tyres; price right.—Stedman. Y\AKLAND Four, Touring Car; newly rev/ painted; tyres practically all new; condition right.—Stedraan. BUICK Six Roadster, privately owned; in real good order; a genuine bargain, as no reasonable offer refused.—Stedman. FOUR Overland Touring Car; electric lighting and starting; one-man hood, rear windshield, six detachable rims, complete ; all tyres nearly new; privately owned, and done very little mileage.—Stedman. 1 A Humber, 3-seater; C.A.V. lighting, 5 J.U Sankey wheels; privately owned; condition and price right.—Stedman. -j QHI Model Oaldand Six Touring Car; J J/Vl only done few thousand miles with private owner; first-class order.—Stedman. (TUBEBAKER Six Touring 5, 7-seater; ) privately owned; a chance for a real rgain.—S. ’R. Stedraan, Princes street. TfMIB Scotchman's pride, the Englishman’s JT favorite, the Irishman’s delight.— Watson’s No. 10 Whisky. AND ft little child shall load them. Be fMro and see the Children's Great Appeal Saturday next, at 3 p.m. DRY French Cleaner.—Ladies’ Costumes, Gents’ Suits, Overcoats Cleaned and Pressed; Repairs a specialty.—A. Coates, 172 Castle street, between St. Andrew and Hanover streets. NOTICE. —Those who are building new bouses visit Haywards, Lid., for Blinds, Furnishings, and 1 Furniture. jr*-| q 4s fid.—Bedstead, Wire Mattress, cfell) Flock Mattress, Bolster, Pillows, Wardrobe, Duchesso, and Pedestal.—Haywards, Ltd. EAVY Oak Bedroom Suite, £35; bedstead, wire mattress, mirror wardrobe, and pedestal.—Haywards, Ltd. "K7TSIT the Show and visit J. G. Stevens's V for good value in Drapery; big bargains in iMillinery, Costumes, Dresses, Blouses, Jumpers, Corsets, Bloomers, and Singlets; Laches’ Hose, from Is fid pair; Children’s Sox from 9d pair.—J. G. Stevens, 51 George street. nryHß morniug after I No regrets when it’* JL Wataon’s No. 10 Whisky; mild, mellow, me. MADAME CORA, Metaphysician and: Clairvoyantc, may be interviewed at rooms, comer Heriot row and Pitt street. mHE Excelia Drapery, corner Council and JL Bird streets, St. Kilda, for Ladies' and Children’s Wear. BLACK Cat Hose, 2s lid, 3s fid; Holeproof, 3s lid; Cashmere, 5s 3d; Silk Ankle, In navy, black, putty, 5s fid. LADIES’ Print Overalls, full size, from 5s lid; Blouses, Jumpers, in dainty designs, from IDs fid.—’Phone 615. BAGGY Knees spoil the look of your suit; buy a combined Trouser Press and Stretcher at Reddell’s. Stuart street; only 32s fid. ¥F you need Building Material, send «j JL Advertisement to the ‘Star.*
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Evening Star, Issue 18137, 29 November 1922, Page 7
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