GOLD BUYERS. TANTED To Buy, Broken Gold and W Silver Jewellery, Watches, etc.; top price paid. C. Vennall, watchmaker, J. and J. Arthur's Buildings. PROPERTIES WANTED. 7ANTED, for genuine cash buyer, 4 It Rooms, kitchenette, Bungalow, to £1,050; anv aoocl locality.—Land Sales. V*/ANTED, urgently, 5 Rooms, kitchenH ette. any good locality; buyer waiting.—Land .Sales. RmWB^MBKTntMiI —Otago Finance and Agency Co. Ltd., T. and G. Buildings, 333 Princes street. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED To Bent, 4 or 5-roon House, married couple; rent in ; e, married couple; rent in <i.d----t book reference.-»rA3SO, ' Star ' ed House, south, to » » Kent, Willi option of purchase.—A336, ' Star.' BUSINESS Lady requires J'urmshed flat or Bed-Sitting Room; must be central; state terms.— A 337, 'Star.' np\VO Students require large lted-Mttmg JL Room; use conveniences, telephone, WANTED TO SELL. "VIT'ANTED To Sell, Cromwell Suite, in *T blue and grey moquette; good order; £4—A332, ' Star.' WANTED To Sell, a large Stock Ladies' and Gents' New and Sec-ond-hand Clothing.—Mrs Baxter, 11 Upper Hanover street. RANTED To Sell, Two 108 Whisky or Cherry Butts.—Address T 960, ' Star." /"ANTED To Sell, quantity of War . . Pictures, done by world's best artists. —A37B, 'Star.' WANT Sell, beautliully made parcel Baby's Long Clothes (never used), large Doll's Pram, Green Budgerigars.— A 382, ' Star.' TS7ANTED Known—Stamps Bought and T ' Sold by George Kitehin, 680 George street; wanted, Jubilee Stamps, 3s per 100; 6d's, 2s 6d each; Health Stamps, 5s per 109. MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. [757 ANTED Known Otago Window Cleaning Co., 86 St. Andrew street; experienced Men for Windows, Carpets, Chimneys; Schools, Factories, and Warehouse Floors Scrubbed; City Depot for Otago Steam Laundry Bag Wash. —Phone JB-197. ■*S7"ANiED lo Buy, furniture of every ' » description ; highest prices.—Clarke and Venn Ltd., auctioneers, Dowling street. [717" ANTED.—Have your Tennis Racket » ' Restrung by us for Easter; satisfaction guaranteed.—Walter Strang, Princes street. "IMT'ANTBP.—GoIfers, new season's Clubs » V to hand; wonderful value in Steelshafted Clubs; inspection invited. —Walter Strati?. WANTED.— School Tennis Rackets, 7s 6d; Tennis Balls for school play, Is 6d pair, while stocks last.—Walter Strang. 7 ANTED.—Special prices for Boys' » ' Cricket Bats; fully sprung, rubber pi-ins. from 5s 6d.—Walter Strang. 7ANTED, Spalding's Red Triangle Golf » Balls, Is 9d each; extra hard covers, •rnnurablft onlv from Walter Strang. [7ANTED—Golfers, Bromfords, Dun- » lops, Silver Kings, Topflites, Campbell Golf Balls; fresh stocks just landed.— Waller SI rails'. S7S7ANTED. Bowlers, Barnet Glass IT Rubber Bowls; sec ihe latest crown, as used by , Maxwell Walker.—Walter Strang, Princes street. \7S7'ANTED.— Rowfit Machines, another TV shipment to hand; only 19s 6d each; build up vour health, keep your figure vouthful; a few minutes a day with " Rowfit " will do wonders for your health.— Walter Strang. WANTED.— Athletic Supports for Swimming and Running; special featherweight; 3s 6d each.—Walter Strang, Princes street; ANTED To Buv, Ladies' ana uents . . Left-off Clothing: highest prices s?iven.—Mrs M'Rae, 284 King street. RANTED, ripe Blackberries; cwt quan- » f titles only; 2Jd per lb, delivered Colombo Tea Company, 405 Princes street. ESK, flat top, drawers, and cupboard; ji-' condition and price.— Student, 352 Kins- street; phone 18-104. . ROUGH-OAST your wooden house outside, old or new. save upkeep.—Ashton and Sons, 50 Melbourne street; phone 22-457. TEELITE " Green, easily the best roof green on the market; permanent colour, non-poisonous.—Smith and Smith Ltd. MISCELLANEOUS. JEAUTIEUL Wallpapers within the > reach of everyone, best English creations, new and exclusive.—Smith and Smith Ltd. USED Typewriters, Duplicators, Adding Machines, at bargain prices; lists free.—N.Z. Typewriter Co., 22 Bond street. J TEELITE " Green, easily the best ■ J roof green on the market; permanent colour, non-poisonous.—Smith and Smith Ltd. COAL.— There is only one " Kaitangata"; do not be confused with other " Kais " ; insist on " Kaitangata." LUSTRUSS " Ready-mixed Paints for quality; none better for covering and lustre.—Smith and Smith Ltd. KAITANGATA Coal still supreme; do not be satisfied with something " just as good"; all merchants supply. TM'CLATOHY AND SONS, hair- • dressers, Dowling street, have Miss E. Kawcett on their staff appointments Riii2 12-322. TEELITE Ked, the pure oxide root .' paint; durable, economical. —Smith and Smith Ltd. ' NGLAND S greatest electrical lirm I makes the wonderful B.T.H. Cleaner; £5 allowance on your old cleaner, easy | ■weekly payments.—National Electric, opp. D.I.C. , 7ALLPAPEKS, latest tapestry and . / futuristic designs; rich colourings for i,oiio orwi Him'nor rooms at reasonable prices. ► OURBON " Coffee is prepared by the ► coffee specialists, " Durie's," 32 OctaDnnedin; instructions in every tin. ITEELITK faints.—rut your lanour ) into something durable; " Steelite " Red and Green for service.—Smith and td.
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Evening Star, Issue 22277, 2 March 1936, Page 10
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