MOTORS AND CYCLES. THEY ARE STILL SELLING. FOURTEEN CARS HAVE NOW BEEN PURCHASED BY SATISFIED CLIENTS From OUR GREAT USED CAR DRIVE. You arc not too laid-to secure BUICK SIX, licensed and in good order ... £25 OAKLAND 1925 TOURER £35 CHEVROLET TOURER £4O STU.DEBAKER LIGHT SIX £45 OLDSMOBILE FOUR, a roomy reliable car £55 COOKE, HOWLISON, AND CO. LIMITED. The House for Sound Value. 1 Chevrolet Roadster, guaranteed condition, £BS; 5-seater wanted, consider late-model Ford—B2B, ‘ Star.’ OASTER is near; your Car should be Looked Over so that you may enjoy your holidays. UOAIIE Place to have this done is where -*- Really Efficient Mechanics onlv arc Employed. r PUE Latest Equipment is at your serx vice and the prices arc low.—Austin Motors. Princes street. 1 QO'V Enfield, 31, h.p., good order, Xi7,Vl speodo., electric; £ls cash.—Address 733, ‘ Star.’ BATTERIES that are charged at fll'Kendo's, in Hope street, last longer and give satisfactory service. ME/ - ANTED To Hire, Light Car, for ’ ’ Easter holidays; careful, reliable driver; state terms—Reply 929, ‘ Star.’ T\AYLIGHT Saving finished I Easter holidays demand a good Camera; trade in your old one for a 4VJEW Camera at- Neills’, balance in casv weekly payments; take plenty of snapshots and cuter for (O ASH Prize Competition; win guineas '- y with your snapshots; leaflet free; buy Films from Neills’, George street. (O OACH-B (JILT Caravan, light, comfortable, absolute protection all weathers; accommodate lamily; cheap; consider Exchange Light Car.—9s6, ‘ Star.’ Tfff UMBERETTE or other make Cycle Car Chassis only wanted; complete with steering and wheels.—Send particulars to Rhodes Ltd., motor cycle agents, 206-8 George street. 'ANTED, Twin Motor Cycle, with sidecar delivery or chassis; suitable for conversion.—950, ‘ Star.’ FOR EXCHANGE. WANTED EXCHANGE, /•-ROOMED HOUSE in Waimate, for u HOUSE PROPERTY in Dunedin. Give particulars. EXCHANGE, P.O. Box 291, Dunedin. GROCERY, Fruit, Confectionery, Tea Room; brick shop and bungalow, 4 rooms; I-acre; £1,550; stock at valuation, about £100; owner will exchange for dairy farm, going concern.—Clarke and Venn Ltd,, Auctioneers. RADIO. MS JANTED To Sell, Crystal Set, complete, 2 pairs phones, aerial, wire, etc.; 155.—922, ‘ Star.’ A LL-ELECTRIC Sets (well-known •“■x makes), at greatly reduced prices; see our window display.—M’Cracken and Walls. RADIO Sot wanted m Exchange for latemodel Dougles 3-speed 2| H.P. Motor Cycle.—Particulars to 953, ‘ Star ’ Office. DAYLIGHT Saving finished 1 Easter holidays demand a good Camera; trade in your old one for a ■MEW Camera at Neills’, balance in easy weekly payments; take plenty of snapshots ajul enter for CASH Prize Competition; win guineas with your snapshots; leaflet free; buy Films from Neills’, George street. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Hand Saw, near Oval; reward.— Return to Oval Hotel. LOST, £5 Note, last evening, Lodge Hall, Kcnsington-Glou road; lodge trust money; reward.—Ring telephone 22-318. LOST, vicinity Hanover-St. Andrew streets, Latch Door Key.—Will 1 finder please return Whitcombo’s (book department) . JOST, vicinity Belleknowes, York place, and Stuart street, Brown Nappa Gauntlet Glove.—Finder please ring 12-573. LOST, Pocket Watch, corner Anderson’s Bay road and Queen’s drive, Musselburgh.—Reward returning Bates and Co., 24 Water street. LOST, Monday, Boy’s Grey Coat, vicinity Taiuni, Musselburgh, and Sunshine.— Reward returning Ramsay's Store. LOST, Smoky Chimneys; Dunedin Window Cleaning Co. are the best and cheapest sweeps.—Phone 10-493, private 13-718. FOUND, Silver Fern Taxis, late Gold Star management, still retain the popular fares.—Dial 10-622. TCIOUND.—SOO selected Otago Central RabX bits daily; extra large; 6d each.— Johnson’s Fish Depot. IU3OUND. —Cheap Poultry at Johnson’s; x Boiling Fowls from Is 6d; Roasting Chickens, Ducks. Goslings and Turkeys, Fresh Giblets. ijIOUND. —Fresh Salmon direct from the Waitaki River For Sale at Stewarts’. FOUND.— Giving-up Jewellery Sale at 227 George street; everything must be sold.—P. Himmel FOUND.— Best value Gold Watches, Engagement Rings, Signet and Dress Rings.—F. Himmel, 227 George street. IjIOUND. —Newest Necklets, Sleeve Links, Easter Jewellery, Engagement and Wedding Rings.—P. Himmel, 227 George street. T^OUND.— Cheap Soles, 3d lb; Fillets, 8 x for Is; tons from our own trawler.— At Stewart*’. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ABED and Breakfast, other meals if required. Dominion, Cumberland street, 2 minutes Railway; forms reasonable; phone 13-336. BOARD and Residence, superior; permanent, visitors; bod, breakfast; phone; central.—4l Hope street. OOD Board offered working Man ; wash'UP mg, mending; very reasonable.—Applv 24 Lees street. DOUGLAS Private Hotel (Next Town Hall).—Permanents, 27s 6d; Casuals. 7s 6d; Bod, Breakfast, 4s 6d; breakfast 7 a.m.—Phone 12-601. ELDERLY GENTLEMAN wants Board, in vicinity of Stuart street; lowest premium—93B, ‘ Star.’ PLEASANT Bod-Sitting Room, suit either business Lady or Gent; board or morning tray optional; near Arthur street -949, ‘Star.’ RAINBOW Private Hotel i opposite to ■ rose’s). - Comfortable Accommod: tion; bed, breakfast, fc; casuals, 6s 6d; per manent board specially reduced; 3-coune dinner or tea .or Is. -Phono 15-285. EDUCATIONAL. ROSSBOTHAM’S College. —■ Bookkeeping. Shorthand, Typewriting; rapid methods, prompt results; country students’ railway faro reductions. Phono 10-73 G. nsWDOR College.—Sciences, Mathematics X. Languages; 51 Moray place; send for prospectus. ' (N ET Quotations from Evening Star X Office for large or small quantities of Printing before placing your order,
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Evening Star, Issue 21055, 18 March 1932, Page 10
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