MOTORS AND CYCLES. COOKE, HOWLISON, & GO. LTD HAVE CHEVROLET 1957 DE LUXE TOURING SEDAN; safety glass throughout; hydraulic brakes ; heavy duty tyres ; leather upholstery; large luggage trunk, and safety turret top. £260.' AUSTIN TEN SALOON, 1936 model; one private owner; very litle used; like new. £230, PLYMOUTH 4-CYLINDER SEDAN; popular, economical model; in good mechanical condition. £l2of JPONTIAC COACH; a reliable, comfortable, economical car at a gift price, £47. 55-59 HANOVER STREET DEPENDABLE USED CARS FORD Model Tourer DODGE Tourer OAKLAND Tourer ESSEX Silver Six Sedan OVERLAND Coupe DODGE Light 4 Sedan DODGE Coupe GRAHAM PAIGE Sedan AUSTIN 7 1937 Saloon DODGE 1936 Sedan STANDARD 12 1937 Saloon DODGE 1935 De Luxe Sedan FORD V 8 Touring Sedan Telephone 13-906, Open Friday Evenings, 7 to 9. £7 £25 £35 £75 £35 £95 £55 £llO £195 £255 £265 £275 £195 COSSENS AND BLACK LTD., CRAWFORD AND MANOR STREETS. CONFIDENTIAL TIME PAYMENT AR. RANGEMENTS FOR BUYERS AND SELLERS OP MOTOR CARS. T HE OTAGO FINANCE AND AGENCV COMPANY LTD. (Established 1913), T. and G. Buildings, Princes street, Dunedin, C.l. XT'OR Cash Sale, Austin Big Seven, £220 jC (or offer) ; good order, 3,400 miles; private owner.—D66s, ‘ Star.* 0-| ty K—1937 Four-door Morris 8 Saloon, JL l paint work as new, mechanically eound, road ready; will trade cheaper car; terms.—Dßs4, ‘ Star.* 1 QQ7 Four-door Morris 8 Saloon, X«7O i ducoed maroon and black; mileage small; registered; mechanically right; easy .terms; £175.—D835, ‘Star.’ CHEVROLET Four Coupe, new appearance, new battery; terms; £BS. —B. and B. Car Sales, 11 Filleul street. S.A. Motor Cycle For Sale, 0.h.v.; 7 • months bid, perfect condition; £6O cash, or near offer; owner leaving.—lsl3, ‘ Stard | ___ UIGK Light Six Tourer, perfect condition ; new tyres, new battery; warrant fitness; any trial; snip, £6O. —E 9, ‘ Star.’ ANTED To Buy, good Light Car, preferably Austin. —Address D 965, ‘ Star.* iqOO 2k O.H.V. Royal Enfield For IdOO Sale; in good running order; £37 105.—D922, ‘ Star/ , OR SALE, Tiger 90 Triumph Motor Cycle, first-class order, small mileage; £65; trade on light Motor Car or Section.—3o Loyalty street. OR SALE, 6-volt Heavy-duty Battery, 13-plate; new condition, written guarantee; accept £2. —D 935, ‘ Star. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. . w “ BEGG’S ” ILL BUY YOUR OLD PIANO. Good prices given for Sound Iron-Framed Pianos at “BEGG’S.” BEGG’S have great values in Secondhand Pianos; prices from £2O; call early. ‘ ___ “ TJEGG’S ” have a beautiful Kirchner German Piano; £25; lovely walnut case. _______ 171 OR SALE" new Portable H.M.V. Gramophone, with 60 records; guaranleed first-class order. —D 921, ‘ Star.’ WE have the most complete stock of Pianos available, to be sold on easy terms; to inspect our models is to buy.— M'Cracken and Walls. ANTED To Buy, Organ, good condi tiou; give full particulars, make, etc., lowest cash price.—D 857, ‘ Star.’ OR SALE, Piano, good as new; £ls (or near offer). —El 6, ‘Star.’ WANTED TO RENT. WANTED To Rent, by bank officer, 6roomed Dwelling; garage preferred; careful tenants. —D 712, ‘ Star.’ WANTED Rent, 4-5-roomed House, urgently; or similar sized Flat; excellent tenant. —D 742, ‘ Star.’ WANTED To Rept, by Government servant, with view to buying. Tworoomed Bach, handy town.—D779, ‘ Star.’ ANTED, by Business Men’s Club, Room, situation central; accommodation for 15 members; required full week or Mondays, 6.30 p.m. to 7.45 p.m.—Address D 907, ‘ Star.’ W" ORKING Man wants Unfurnished Room, meals and washing, with homely people; state terms. —D 905, ‘Star. WANTED, a Single Furnished Room or Bach, young working man; with private family; respectable.—D99s, ‘ Star.’ WANTED To Rent, House at Broad Bay or Macandrew’s; unfurnished preferred; permanent.—D993, ‘Star.’ ANTED, by Working Man, Furnished Bach, north end preferred.—D949, 1 Star.’ ; ANTED, Two Unfurnished Rooms, with cooking appliances and use of bathroom; preferably on flat.—Reply D 933, ‘ Star.’ MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. 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 Known—Preserve that newlike appearance of your Cooker by cleansing with Clenzol. from grocers, ironmongers. ; WANTED, small Circular Saw, also Band and Jig Saw.—Reply phone 27-191; or write 231 King Edward street. WANTED. Scrap Lead, any_ quantity: highest price given.—Christie’s, 222 George street. OMEN! 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Evening Star, Issue 23352, 23 August 1939, Page 13
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