MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. WANTED TO HIRE, ONE FIVE-TON DOUBLE-GEARED HAND CRAB WINCH, free from defects. J, M. STEWART, 17 lliizol Avenue, Caversham. FIREPROOF SAFE. WANTED Purchase, SECOND-HAND FIREPROOF SAFE; approximate measurements, 2ft by l£ft. JOHN REID AND SONS LTD.. Liverpool and Bond streets. WANTED To Buy, Ladies’ and Gents’ Left-off Clothing; highest prices given.—-Mrs M’Rae, 234- King street. WANTED, urgent.y. Men’s Suits, Odd Coats, Trousers, Boots, and Shoes.— Mrs Brooks, corner Frederick and King streets. W" ANTED. Pipers, Dancers, and Friends, don’t forget Piping and Dancing Competition in R.S.A. Social Hall, To-morrow Night, commencing p.m.; admission Is, children 6d. WANTED Known —Sale now on; Watches at loss than wholesale prices.—A. J. Eamcs, F.8.H.1., 94 Upper Stuart street. WANTED Known—A Dainty Meal can only bo served from an oven deodorised and clca.nsed with Clenzol. WANTED Known—Mowers Overhauled and Sharpened, collected and delivered; every job guaranteed.—Ring 12-605, Hanson's Mower Shop. ■•WANTED To Buy. Second-hand Tools of » * all kinds. —J. H. Mams, 252 George street; ring 18-300. _ 1 WANTED, 3 h.p. Electric Motor, Emory Grinder and Buff, Blacksmith’s, Engineer’s Vyces, Micrometers, large, small.— H 656, ‘ Star.' WANTED Known—The Otago Window Cleaning Co., St. Andrew street, are highly recommended for Cleaning and Relaying Carpets, Cleaning Chimneys; all reliable men.—Phone 18-197. WANTED, plain Camphor Chest, about 3ft x 2ft x lift, maximum eize 7 cubic feet.—L2B, ‘ Star.’ PROPERTIES WANTED. WANTED To Buy, Houses, anywhere and everywhere; an army of buyers waiting; finance arranged.—Grenfell, Smith, and Co. Ltd., Stock Exchange Buildings; tel. 12-221. w ANTED, Bungalow, 5 rooms and kitchenette, St. Kilda, up to £1,100; no cuts. —H 94-3, ’ Star.’ WAITATI, Warrington, or Karitane. — Wanted, House, about 4 rooms; cash transaction. —Patersons, 163 Rattray street, WANTED Purchase, 4-5-roomed Brick Bungalow, any suburb, but Maori or Roslyn preferable; country client waiting; cash deal. Alfred Clark Limited, Manse street. ftfXTANTED Purchase, , 5-6-roomcd - Brick 1 »* 1 Bungalow, vicinity Forbury Corner, St. Kilda, St. Clair, to £1,500: buyer must get place this week. —Alfred Clark Limited, Manse street. WANTED To Purchase, 3 or 4-roomed Empty Cottage, Main road, Brighton (central), Dunedin, on £SO deposit.— Ivan Pringle, land agent, 411 Princes street, Dunedin; phono 13-366. CHEAP House wanted by tradesman; can do repairs if necessary; any handy locality; cash down. —No. H 968, ‘Star.’ I AM Buyer for Bungalow or sound House, North, Dunedin ; can arrange examination suit owner. —No. H 965, 1 Star.’ I WANT to Purchase a Bungalow, St. Kilda or St. Clair, up to £l.lOO. —H66G, ‘ Star.’ TRANSFERRED Dunedin, family following end January, wish Purchase Bungalow, St. Kilda, Musselburgh, or thereabouts. —No. H 964, ‘ Star.’ MISCELLANEOUS. CHILDREN prefer Cremola Custard to ordinary custards; it is not only nicer, bub more wholesome and nourishing. LADIES, come and see our new Summer Coats and Costumes. —Goodman’s, 231 Moray Place (upstairs). *• OTEELITK ” Green, easily the best O Roof Green on the market; permanent colour, non-poisonous.—Smith and Smith Ltd. JTOFFEEl—Quality Coffee, freshly V/ roasted and ground daily.—Obtainable from the coffee specialists, “ Durie’s," 32 Octagon, Dunedin. (COFFEE for breakfast; for strength and / flavour the “ Bourbon ” brand is unequalled; instructions in every tin. •• OTEELITE ’’ Paints.—Put your labour iO into something durable; “ Steelile “ Red and Green tor service.—Smith and Smith Ltd. GET a Tin of Cremola to-morrow; the well-known Scotch Custard; made quickly without eggs; it is delicious. A DMISSION Free to Holy Name Church Bazaar, Victoria Hall; produce, parlour games, side shows, stalls; entertainment every night. LADIES, come for your Summer Costumes, good English worsteds.—At Goodman’s. 261 Moray Place (upstairs). STEEHTE " Red, the pure oxide Root Paint; durable, economical.—Smith and Smith Ld. POURED hot over puddings, or with stewed fruit. Cremola makes all the difference; children love the delicious flavour of Cremola. ' LADIES, come for your Summer Coats; fit guaranteed; English cloths. —Goodman’s. 261 Moray Place (upstairs). ’’ (gJTEELITE ’ Green, easily the best O Roof Green on the market; permanent colour, non-poisonous.—Smith and Smith Ltd. CIOAL. There is only one “ Kaitans gata ”; do not be confused with other “Kai.”; insist on “ Kaitangata.” ROUGHCAST your wooden house outside old or new, save upkeep.—Ashton and Sous, 50 Melbourne street; phono 22-457. ; • BEAUTIFUL Wallpapers within the reach of everyone, best English creations, new and exclusive.—Smith and Smith Ld. COME to the Bazaar, Victoria Hall; all the fun of the fair; entertainment every night. CREMOLA is the Richest Custard Made; and it comes from Scotland; your grocer sells Cremola in lOoz and 16oz tins. REMINGTON Portable Typewriter, brand new, £l4 14s, complete with travelling case. Typewriter Company, corner Water-Bond streets. CHEAP Artistic Wallpapers, latest designs to make the home beautiful, from Is upwards.—Smith and Smith Ltd KIDDIES Simply love Cremola; it’s so nourishing and good for them; hot or cold, Cremola is the best Custard. KAITANGATA Coal still supreme; do not he satisfied with something “ just as good ”: all merchants supply. WALLPAPERS, latest tapestry and futuristic designs, neb colourings for halls and dining rooms, at reasonable prices.—Smith and Smith Ltd. LADIES, buy your Material at Goodman’s, 261 Moray Place (upstairs); we cut to measurement free. t BTRY Cremola poured hot over fruit pies -fl. and puddings; it’s so tasty and nourishing ; ask your grocer for Cremola. "'S7TCTORIA HALL. —Bazaar, Holy Name V Church: entertainment every night, commencing Saturday, for one week; admission free. fUSTKOUS ’’ Ready-mixed Paints for J quality; none belter for covering and lustre. Smith and Smith Ld HAVE you any Articles ot i-immure that you do not use?. Advertise them For Sale in the ■ Star,*-
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Evening Star, Issue 23124, 25 November 1938, Page 10
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