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COLD BUYERS. GOLD. GOLD. GOLD. THE PRICE OF GOLD IS FALLING, SO REALISE AT ONCE ON YOUR OLD GOLD AND BROKEN JEWELLERY. AMERICAN CURRENCY BOUGHT. WE PAY ABSOLUTELY THE HIGHEST PRICES IN NEW ZEALAND. rjTHE N.Z. GOLD BUYING SMELTING COAN D The Excelsior Hotel Buildings, Corner Princes and Dowling streets. WANTED TO BUY—OLD GOLD and SILVER WATCHES, GOLD JEWELLERY of all sorts. DENTAL GOLD PLATES, ARTIFICIAL TEETH. SOLID SILVER GOODS. D. F. BREMNER, 58 Princes street (upstairs, above Stewart Dawson's), WANTED Known—We Buy Old Gold I and Silver; highest prices given.— Townsend, jeweller and optician, 40 George* street. MISCELLANEOUS. STEELITE” Red Roof Paint, durable and eionomical; best quality; nonpoisonous. Smiths Ltd., Octagon and South Dunedin. __■ SMARTER Summer Shoes for the younger set. —M'Kinlay’s Footwear Co., Duke’s Building, St. Andrew street. THE high quality of our Footwear means long life in every pair.—M'Kinlay’s Footwear, St. Andrew street. THE- direct to the public; M'Kinlay’s Footwear Co. supply the kind of Shoes you've always wanted.—St. Andrew street. REMARKABLE quality at remarkable ' prices.—M'Kmlay’s Footwear Co., First Floor, Duke’s Building, St. Andrew street. ALLURING Shoes for summer days; direct to public.—M'Kinlay’s Footgear Co., Duke's Building, St. Andrew street __ WE extend you a cordial invitation to visit our Footwear establishment, Duke’s Building, St. Andrew street. STEELITE '' Green, easily the beat roof green on the ‘ market;' permanent colour; nompoisonous. Smiths Ltd., Octagon. SMITH, WILSON LTD., 20 George street (tele 10-646) .—Annual Summer and Stock-taking Sale now on. HILDREN’S Hats, Is each; Print Frocks, 2s 6d each; Summer Coats, to clear ss.—Smith, Wilson Ltd. LUSTRUSS” Ready-mixed Paints for qualitv; none better; Brushes at out prices.—Smith Ltd., Octagon. - A RARE Treat. —A 40-mile motor trip and a whole day at Harrington Point for 3s; buses leave Queen’s Gardens Sunday, 10 a.m. ■ ■J7ILOSS0 Rainbow ” Art; Silk is sold in JC 9 blended rainbow shades; beautiful lustrous finish; sold all drapers. MILK Customers.—4d quart, 3 quarts 9d; select Jersey cross herd; guaranteed quality; hill, • central, north end. ‘ Star.’ DENTAL plates kept hygienically clean by "This” Denture Paste; a new scientific preparation; Is 6d; chemists and stores. RS~MARTm”(47 Prince Albert road) Resumes Business on Monday, January 23. W’ALLPAPERS.— Choice English Papers j at greatly reduced prices.—Smith Ltd., Octagon and South Dunedin (next theatres). ' BOOTHROYD’S.— Slippers for Children, Ladies, Gentlemen, Ladies’ cosy Slippers, 3s ■ lid, 5s ■ lid, 7s 6d, 10s: 6d.—59 Princes street. E NJOY Holiday, Foot Comfort.—Corns painlessly Removed, 2s 6d; both feet •Buchan, chiropodist, 136 Stuart street. KANTANGATA merits a' trial, not merely because it’s Otago’s finest coal, but because it’s so economical. LUSTRUSS ” Ready-raised Paints for quality, . none better; Brushes at cut prices.—Smiths Ltd., Octagon. MCINTYRE’S extra strong Regulating Pills for sale by all chemists throughout the dominion. ENNIS Backets, all makes, • lowest prices; .Restringing , specialty.— M'Dougalt’s Sports Depot, 22 Bond street. USE " Steolite ’’ Paints and you will save pounds.—Smiths Ltd., Octagon and South Dunedin (next theatres). : OOTHROYD’S for Tennis Shoes.—See our windows for variety and low prices and quality.—Queen’s Buildings. HARRINGTON POINT, Special Excursion, , Sunday, 3s; come and enjoy yourselves On Dunedin’s , finest bathing beach. ■ , ' KAITANGATA will cut down considerably your monthly fuel bill; it is our most economical coal. , HEAVY Embroidery Work.—Best results secured by using Flossb Art. Silk; lustrous and lasting; all drapers. ALL deposits removed from dental plates by “This”; makes them scientifically clean; Is 6d;: chemists and stores. . ' WALLPAPERS.— Choice English Papers at greatly reduced prices.—Smiths Ltd., Octagon and South Dunedin (next theatres). . ■ OOTHROYD’S.—Men’s Shoes, brown, patent, glace, welted,: 21s fid; Uskide soles, 19s 6d: Boots. 19s 6d.—Queen's Buildings. QEVENTY Imperial Typewriters were K 3 used m , production of ‘ Sunshine Susie.’—For demonstrations ring Armstrong and Springhalt Ltd., sole agents. _ MABON.— Customers please Note New Address; 451 ,J?rinces .street (opposite Oval). Gents’ Suits To Order, £4 4s; Cos'tumes To Order, £3 15s; also own Material Made and Trimmed. SPECIAL Excursion, Harrington Point, Sunday, 10 a.m.; return fare 3s; buses leave Queen’s Gardens. STEELITE ” Paints.—Put your labour into something that is durable; " Steelite" Red and Green for service,— Smiths Ltd., Octagon. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, St. Kilda Beach, Wednesday, Gold Wedding Ring.—Finder please return 6 M'Brido street, South Dunedin; reward. LOST, Thursday evening, vicinity London and Albert streets, Squirrel Necklet; reward. —Turnbull and 1 Jones Ltd. LOST, Main North road, between motorists’ camp and Mount Cargill, January 7th, Travelling Rug; reward,—Apply Wright, Stephenson, and Co. Ltd., Dunedin. lOST, . Micbic street. Roslyn, £1 Note, -4 Saturday night.—Finder please ring 20-866. LOST, Suit Case, clothes, etc., Kaitangata to Milton via Lake road; reward. —White’s Garage, Cumberland street, or Quality Tea Rooms, Balclutha. LOST, that fear of fire,, by having the Dunedin Window Cleaning Co. Sweep. —Phone 10-493. FOUND.— Mutton Birds (fresh, smoked, or cooked), Kippers, Salt Herrings, Red Herrings, all kinds Fresh and Smoked Fish.—Johnson’s Fish and Poultry Depot. "BTIOUND.—Tons of Fresh Fish, all kinds, •u. very cheap at Johnson's Fish and Poultry Depot. TTlOUND',—Wedding Rings, 17s 6d; EnJC gagement Rings from 40s up.—F. Himmel, watchmaker and jeweller, 227 George street. 1710UND.— Giving-up Sale; Signer Rings, 7s 6d, 8s 6d; latest Necklets and Earrings.—F. Himmcl, watchmaker. C" 1 ET Quotations from ’ Evening Star * Office for largo or small quantities of Printing before placing your order.

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Evening Star, Issue 21315, 20 January 1933, Page 10

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Page 10 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 21315, 20 January 1933, Page 10

Page 10 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 21315, 20 January 1933, Page 10