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MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. WANTED. —Wave-setting Helmets from Is 6d; inspection invited; new stocks just landed.—Hendy’s Hairdressing Rooms. ANTED, urgently, Men’s Clothing of every description: also Blankets; highest prices given;—Mrs Brookes; phone 11-252. WANTED. —Inspection invited new Hair Bandeaux, just landed, coloured and brilliant settings for - evening wear; also Side Combs, Nets, etc.—Hendy’s Hairdressing Room-. WANTED, Scrap Lead, any quantity; highest prices given. J. and T. Christie Ltd., 222 George street, Dunedin. WANTED, for cash, Bicycle, good order, repair, well tyred, lamp.—Price, inspection, Schoolboy, 208, ‘ Star,’ BADMINTON Shuttlecocks; special job purchase; were 2s 3d, now Is 6d; get in early.—Walter Strang (next Jacobs’s Corner). LADY will advise sufferers of Remedy for Superfluous Hair; strictest privacy.— For partculars write P.O. Box 179, Dunedin. ROUGHCAST your house outside, old or new; save upkeep.—Ashton and Sons. 50 Melbourne street; phono 22-457. ANTED Known—That Billheads, Circulars. Cards. Programmes, and General Printing of every description are executed at the ' Evening Star ’ Office at Moderate Prices TABLES must be filled; come along to a comfortable hall and enjoy an evening's Euchre at Millar street. SIX-VOLT Dry or Wet Battery wanted. —State condition, price, where seen to 173, ‘Star.’ MISCELLANEOUS. Advertisement* oi M words under the headings of Situations Vacant, Wanted. For Sale, To Let, Lost and round, Miscellaneous Wants, etc., la per insertion, three consecutive insertions Ss 6d, six consecutiv- . insertions fis. Cash with order. STEELITE ” Red, the pure oxide roof paint; durable, economical.—Smith and Smith Ltd. NZ, Highway Constructors Ltd., • Logan’s Point (Telephone 12-207). Cheapest prices, prompt delivery. Readymixed Concrete, Asphalt, Tar, Cement, Lime, Sand, Screenings, Wood-preserving Oil, Bitumen Emulsion, Weed Destroyer, Bitumastic Paint, all Coal By Products. HONEYLAX frees disease-producing germs by clearing the colon of inert food.—Wilkinson and Son, chemists. LANE’S XX Stout and Ale are popular drinks; try them. LINTON. Linton, Linton, Southland’s best Coal.—Order supplies from John Mill and Co. Ltd.; phone 11-713. STEELITE ” Green, easily the best roof green on the market; permanent colour, non-poisonous.—Smith and Smith Limited. EUCHRE, Leith Bowling Club Pavilion, Duke street. Wednesday, 8 sharp; good attractions for Is. —Albion Cricket Club. INSPECT Duncan and Simpson’s stock of Textbooks and Handbooks; heavily discounted; make an early choice. KAITANGATA will cut down considerably vour monthly fuel bill; it is our most economical coa ‘T ’USTRUSS ” Ready-mixed Paints for -*-v quality; none better for covering and lustre.—Smith and Smith Ltd. TYPEWRITERS. —All makes, new and ' second hand; Repairs and Overhauls. —New Zealand Typewriters, Bond street; phone 15-754. CARGILL’S Castle Open Daily, including Sunday; morning and afternoon tea, luncheon, etc.; ideal spot for parties. LINTON Coal is better than ever, and still leads for economy.—Order Supplies to-day from John Mill and Co. Ltd.; phone 11-713. STONE Ginger Beer and Orange Cheer are very refreshing; ring Lane’s for an order. WALLPAPERS, ■ latest tapestry add futuristic designs; rich colourings for halls and dining rooms at reasonable prices. —Smith and Smith Limited. KAITANGATA merits a trial, not merely oecause it's Otago’s finest coal, but because it’s so economical CHILDREN’S Picture Books in profusion, rewards and annuals all reduced 33 1-3 per cent.—Duncan and Simpson’s Liquidation Sale. T TNSIGHTLY Hair on arms, face, and ' legs rubbed away with Velvet Mitten; 2s 3d.—Wilkinson and Son, chemists. BEAUTIFUL Wallpapers within the reach of everyone; best English creations; new and exclusive. —Smith and Smith Ltd. SCALLYWAG, greatest of winter games; best Frame, Balls, .Cue, and Rules, complete. 10s 6d.—Terry’s. George street. WELCOME News!—Linton Coa] is on the market again.—Phone 11-713 (John Mill and Co, Ltd.) for prompt service.

PARTY Invitations, Bon Sons, Party Hats, Crepe Paper at liquidation prices.—Duncan and Simpson, 126 George street. ’ STEELITB ” Paints.—Put your labour into something durable; “ Steelita ” Red and Green for service.—Smith and Smith Ltd. KIDDIES show new .eagerness for food; Honeylax invigorates and cleanses their susceptible systems.—Marshall’s Pharmacy. CHEAP Fiction still _ selling well at liquidation sale prices; 6d, 9d, Is, 2s. —Duncan and Simpson. VISITORS to Dunedin should not miss Cargill’s Castle, on the cliffs at St. Clair.—Ring 23-695. STEELITB ” Green, easily the best roof green on the market; permanent colour, non-poisonous.—Smith and Smith Ltd. ESSENTIAL laxative properties and sweet honey produce Nature’s laxative—Honeylax; Is 6d, 2s 6d, 5s 6d. — Conn’s Pharmacy. LINTON Coal, Southland’s best; supplies now obtainable ■ from John Mill and Co. Ltd.; phone il-713. LANE'S Carbonated Waters and Cordials are the best. CHEAP Artistic Wallpapers, latest designs to make the home beautiful, from Is upwards.—Smith and Smith Ltd. SPECIAL to ’Varsity Students. —Duncan Starling 'Physics,’ 18s 6d; Allen Moore ' Practical Physics,’ 10s.—Duncan and Simpson. WAIMANA Tenuis Club (Inc.). —Raffle Oil Painting Drawn 30th April; Won by J. Mac Kay, Paper Mills. LADY would Advise Sufferers of Homemade Remedy for constipation; satisfactory results guaranteed; prescription, 25.-145, ‘Star.' TMTILLINERV.—For style, selection, and iyJL price, “ Hollywood,” 119 George street, are showing wonderful value. CARGILL’S Castle, the popular rendezvous for birthday and wedding parties: supper and dancing nightly. Ring 23-693. BUSINESSES FOR SALE. LADIES’ BEAUTY SALON. Large and most luxuriously- • FURNISHED SALON, situated in the Heart of the City of Auckland. Owner retiring from profession. Walk in, walk out for £I,OOO, or Siock and Fittings at Valuation. For further particulars apply ALEX. PAGE. A.P.A. (N.Z.), Public Accountant, 31 Security Bldg# Queen' street, Auckland. GfROCERY, Fruit, Confectionery, Shop, f Residence, corner, north end; takings average. £3O week; Exchange House.— Clarke, Venn.'

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Evening Star, Issue 21709, 2 May 1934, Page 10

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Page 10 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 21709, 2 May 1934, Page 10

Page 10 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 21709, 2 May 1934, Page 10