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Evening Star, Issue 23056, 7 September 1938, Page 10

PUBLIC NOTICES. TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS 1. The undermentioned streets will bo closed to vehicular traffic with the exception of trade vehicles delivering goods, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.:— BURNS STREET, from Ferguson street to Cargill road. NEVILLE STREET, from Burns street to Gillies street. M’GLASHAN STREET, from Cargill road to Neville street. 2. Taxi Cars arc required to stand in Neville street, from M’Glashan street, to Burns street, south side only. 3. All Public Vehicles, such as motor omnibuses and taxis, are to proceed to Carisbrook via Princes street, Anderson’s Bay road, Bridgman street, to Wilkie road, and under -the railway bridge to Gillies street and Ferguson street, dropping passengers at the entrance gates. Outward traffic on this route will cease at 3 p.m., and after that hour outward traffic will be via Main South road to Carisbrook Ground. The return route will be either by Neville street or Cargill road, as directed by the officers on traffic duty. 4. All Private Cars from the city to proceed via Main South road over the Cemetery Hill, and park in streets south of Law street. Southland cars to park in Law street (both sides), from Main South road to Cargill road. Return route after the match as directed by the officers on traffic duty. 5. All special trams to proceed to Carisbrook via Cargill’s Corner. 6. AH Vehicles returning from Carisbrook via Princes street shall turn down Police street, thence via Crawford street to Rattray street. 7. Between 12.30 p.m. and 5 p.m. all vehicles using Cargill road, with the exception of trams, are reguired to proceed on the one-way system—i.e., in a westerly direction only—between Cargill road and Burns street. 8. The special arrangements made for Southland cars to bo parked in Law street cease at 2 p.m. 9. It is expected that drivers of motor vehicles will promptly give their signals as to direction they wish to travel and obey the officers on traffic duty. WHITEBAIT REGULATIONS, PUBLIC ATTENTION is drawn to the necessity for compliance _ with the Regulations governing the taking Whitebait (young of tbe species Galaxias Attenuates). Local restrictions in connection with the taking of Whitebait must be observed. Any person committing a breach of (hese Regulations shall be liable to a fine of £2O. MOTORS AND CYCLES. DEPENDABLE USED CARS AUSTIN Six Saloon ... . ~.£185 WHIPPET Coupe ... ... ... ... ... £BS MORRIS Saloon . £llO OLDSMOBILE Sedan ... ... . £55 CHEVROLET Six Sedan ... ... ... £165 DODGE 8 Sedan ... ...£l5O WILEYS KNIGHT Tourer ... ... ... £6O FORD ,V 8 Sedan £lB5 OPEN FRIDAY EVENING, 7 TO 9, Phene number: 13-908. COSSENS & BLACK LTD. YOU CAN RELY ON THE HOUSE FOR SOUND VALUE. (Established 1895.) FOR YOUR USED CAE PURCHASE' Chevrolet 1935 De Luxe Sedan ... ... £215 Austin 1936 15.9 Saloon, very little used, like new ••• £250 Austin 7 Saloon, in good condition throughout £6O 1936 Plymouth Touring Do Luxe Sedan, one owner _ £225 Essex Coach, reconditioned engine ... £7B Chrysler Coach, in good condition ... £75 COOKE, HOWLISON & CO, LTD., 55-59 HANOVER STREET.' MOTOR VEHICLE FINANCE.

Buyers and sellers op cars may obtain FINANCE on low and confidential terms by consulting SECURITY FINANCE CO, LTD., Security Buildings, Stuart street, Dunedin, Phone 12-100, Bo* 828. Ppen on Saturday Mornings. EXCLUSIVE choice ot 31 leading car makers, Pbilco Auto Radio; demon. stration gladly given.—Begg'g. FOR SALE, good 6-cylinder Sedan Car; £llO (or best offer) ; urgent sale compels low price.—E439, ‘ Star.’ TYRES, good, used, most sizes.—J. Barnes’s Garage, 492 King street. ANTED, Offer Hupp. Car, sound, economical; must sell.—Barnes's Garage. SNIP, Oakland Sedan, excellent running order, warrant fitness; £35.—89 Arthur street. WANTED, Motor Cycle, first-class order; cash price, make, where seen.— E 692, ‘Star.’ ptTTE are Cash Buyers of good Used Cars; ■TTI see us immediately. —Clarke and Venn Ltd., “ The Motor Auctioneers.” CLARKE AND VENN UTD. have a selection of Four splendid Baby Austins at bargain prices. MORRIS-COWLEY 4-door Saloon; running well; registered and certificated; £ss.—Clarke and Venn, “The Motor Auctioneers.” SNlP.—Buick 1927 Master Sedan; guaranteed perfect running order; woul dtrade suitable motor .cycle. E 646, ‘ Star.’ ; . Tt/rORRIS Minor Sports Roadster; must be ItX sold; first fair offer accepted.—E732, * Star.’ DODGE, late 4-cylinder Tourer; a very reliable car, any trial; £50.—E727, ‘ Star.' MORRIS 10 Tourer; very economical; will accept reasonable offer; terms.—E73l, ‘ Star.’ ANTED To Buy, Model T Ford; cheap. —Bing 20-592. TWIN A.J.S. Motor Cycle, well shod, recently rebored; good sprockets, chains; for quick sale, £3 10s cash. —E 725, ‘ Star,’ BUSINESSES FOR SALE, SMALL EASY BUSINESS FOR SALE, showing about £6 weekly net; can be increased; good reasons for selling; cheap rental; books stand investigation; £IBO. Adress ‘ Star.’ BUTCHERY Business.—For Sale or Lease, up-to-date Butcher Shop, complete plant and freezer; all conveniences.— E6OB, ‘ Star ’ Office. RADIO. I 0-7—Radiotrician; all makes KeL & lOi paired.—For courtesy, effliency, promptness, satisfaction, try Whclealo Radio Dealers Ltd., Hanover street. IP you need Building Material send an Advertisement to the ■ Star,’