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MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. \>S7'ANTED Known Otago ■ Window YT Cleaning Co., 86 St. Andrew street; Experienced Men for Windows, Carpets, Chimneys; Schools. Factories, and Warehouse Floors Scrubbed; City Depot for Ota"-o Steam Laundry Bag Wash.—Phone 18-197. WANTED To Buy, Ladies’ and Cents i Left-off Clothing; highest prices given.—Mrs M'Rac, 284 King street. WANTED To Buy, Furniture of evory description; highest prices.—Clarke and Venn Ltd., auctioneers. Dowling street. WANTED, 1 Ton Clover Honey.—Price and sample to F. Golding, 250 Milton street. S.l, Christchurch. W" ANTED, 10 x 10 Duck Tent, or near that size.—Price and particulars to A 915. ‘ Star ’ Office. '%I47'ANTED, I,oooft of £in Pipes.—Ring T T 23-845, or write 27 Macandrcw road, South Dunedin. ROUGH-CAST your wooden house outside, old or new, save upkeep.—Ashton and Sons, 50 Melbourne street; phone 22-457. BGENTRY Wanted, Men’s Odd Coats and Suits, all sizes.—Mrs Brookes, 44- Frederick street. MISCELLANEOUS. “ QTEELITE ’’ Green, easily the best. O roof green on the market; permanent colour, non-poisonous.—Smith and Smjth Ltd. ’ ’YS.T'OUR old shoes, either satin, kid, or JL suede, made new by using “ Excelsior ” Gold and Silver Shoe Lacquer. JOHNSONS LTD., ‘ Star ’ Buildings, are experts in the Repair of all Rubber Goods.—’ Star ’ Buildings, Cumberland street. ' ■ SPECIAL Opening Offer.—English Cycle Covers, 4s 9d; Tubes, Is 9d; Pair Covers and Tubes, 11s 6d.—Johnsons, ‘ Star ’ Buildings. WE Specialise in Repairs to Waterproof Clothing. Gumboots, Wringer Rollers. and all Rubberware. —L. Johnson Ltd., ‘ Star ’ Buildings, Cumberland street. BEAUTIFUL Wallpapers within the reach of everyone, best English creations, new and exclusive.—Smith and Smith Ltd. AITANGATA Coal still supreme; do not bo satisfied with something " just as good ”; all merchants supply. WRINGER Rollers Rerubbered and guaranteed at Para Rubber Co. Ltd. —New address, 3 Octagon. GUM Boots Soled and Heeled and Uppers Repaired at Para Rubber Co. Ltd.—New address, 3 Octagon. OUCH up your evening shoes; “Excelsior ” Gold and Silver Shoe Lacquer makes a perfect job.—Bells’ Bargain Stores. RAINCOATS Repaired or Shortened at the Para Rubber Co. Ltd.—New address, No. 3 Octagon. “ CSTE ELITE ” Paints.—Put your labour O into something durable; “ Steelite ” Red and Green for service.—Smith and Smith Ltd. XCELSIOR ” Gold and Silver Shoe Lacquer makes old shoes new; at all stores. —Tingey’s, Moray Place. IP your evening .shoes are shabby renew with “ Excelsior ” Gold and Silver Shoe Lacquer. SUITS made to your own requirements from best materials and guaranteed satisfaction. —MacLeod MacGillivray, Rattray street. LCSTRUSS ” Ready-mixed Paints for quality; none better for covering and lustre. —Smith and Smith Ltd. EXCELSIOR ” Gold and Silver Shoe Lacquer is good; obtainable Bells’ Bargain Stores. PARA Repairs Everything in Rubber; every job . guaranteed.—New address, No. 3 Octagon; workshop, Bath street. STEELITE ” Green, easily the best roof green on the market; permanent colour, non-poisonous.—Smith and Smith Ltd. . ('''OAL. —There is only one “ KaitanJ gata ”; do not bo confused with other “ Rais. 1 ’; insist on “ Kaitangata.” PARA specialisation in Vulcanising and all classes of India Rubber Work.— New address, No. 3 Octagon. PORTABLE Typewriters, all prices; £1 down, £1 monthly; lists free.—N.Z. Typewriter Co., 22 Bond street. STEELITE ” Red, the pure oxide roof paint; durable, economical.—Smith and Smith Ltd. USKIDE, “ the wonder sole for wear,” fitted at the Para Rubber Co. Ltd., No. 3 Octagon. REVIVE your evening shoes —“ Excelsior ” Gold and Silver Shoe Lacquer; obtainable leading stores and Tingey’s, Moray Place. HOW about your Winter Suit? Prices sure to rise.—Try MacLeod MacGillivray, tailor, Rattray street. ALLPAPERS, latest tapestry and * ' futuristic designs; rich colourings for halls and dimng rooms at reasonable prices. —Smith and Smith Ltd. THE Breakfast Coffee is a treat when the “Bourbon” Brand is used; instructions in every' tin. BOURBON” for breakfast!—When made as directed, a food in itself; produced by coffee specialists; all grocers. 17YOB high-class Tailoring, Dinner and X? Dress Suits, prices reasonable, try MacLeod MacGillivray, Rattray street. (’’IHEAP Artistic Wallpapers, latest deJ signs to make the home beautiful, from Is upwards.—Smith and Smith Ltd. BICYCLES. DYNAMO Lamps, complete, 10s 6d, 17s 6d, 30s; Battery Lamps, 3s, 4s fid; Mitts, 4s fid; Helmets, 3s; Empire Cycles, 3s 6d weekly.—W. A. Scott and Sons, George street. BUSINESSES FOR SALE, PETROL SERVICE STATION. Turnover 3,700 gallons per month. Weekly profit £lO. Owner has reduced price from £BSO to ’ £750, Provided Property is sold before Saturday, the 15th instant. J. W. TIMLIN AND CO., 25 Dowling street, sole agents. TEA and Luncheon Room Business, oldestablished, best position, Princes street, doing an excellent turnover, with bright future; £350 ingoing; ladies, here's your chance ! — : Patersons, Rattray street. CITY (Central). Shop and 5 Living Rooms; cighth-acro freehold; price, £1,500; bargain here for speculator or investor.—Land Sales Ltd, GENERAL Store, corner Shop, and Residence; good trade; rare chance for family.—Clarke and Venn, land agents. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ANDERSON’S BAY (in one of the Sunniest and Warmest Positions). A Splendidly-built 5-roomed Tiled-roofed Brick Home, in excellent condition, with all modern conveniences, and nicely appointed, and an excellent section, garden, rich soil, and beautiful view. Terms, £75 deposit. Just on market. Marvellous value, £1,030. N. AND E. S. PATERSON LTD., 163 Rattray street. ELM ROW (Easy Walking to City).— Substantial fi-roomed Residence, nice appearance, all modern conveniences; good freehold section, garden; £IOO deposit; cheapest on market, £77s.—Patersons. CAVKRSHAM (Main road, Close Tram). —Sunny Building Section, 2 frontages; £lO deposit; gift at £9o.—Patersons. ST. DAVID STREET.—Comfortable 4roonied House, conveniences: freehold section; £4O deposit; snip, £2so.—Patersons.

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Evening Star, Issue 22413, 10 August 1936, Page 10

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Page 10 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 22413, 10 August 1936, Page 10

Page 10 Advertisements Column 3 Evening Star, Issue 22413, 10 August 1936, Page 10