PUBLIC NOTICES. FIRST DAY COVERS. AN attractive National First Day Souvenir Cover issued by the National Federation of Health Camps is now obtainable free at all Post Offices in Dunedin district and at Whitcombe and Tombs. Obtain one for use with the 1941 Health Stamp to bo issued on October 4. Proceeds in aid of Children’s Health Stamp Campaign. , _ ’ RADIO. OPENING BARGAINS. USED RADIOS. Atwater Kent, 5-valve, all-wave. £9 17s 6d. Majetsic 8-valve Chassis and Speaker, good working order. £1 19s 6d. PREMIER RADIO SUPPLIES, 209 George street. Phone 10-985. 1 O-T'KI ~ Reasonable guarantee; i til. Radio Repairs; collection and delivery.—Wholesale Radio. Dealers Ltd. SHEPHERD’S Radio Service, repair specialists 0n1y.—215 Moray Place North; phone 12-712. MULLARD Radios, clear, mellow, reception, outstanding short wave performance.—Parker and Keane. MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS: WANTED, Second-hand Tools; highest cash prices.—Mains, 252 George street; phone 18-300. WANTED Known. Your Paint and Woodwork, Basins, Cooker, etc,, Cleaned efficiently with Clenzol; from grocers, ironmongers. WANTED, Electric Brooder, good order; 500-600 capacity.—Price and particulars, A3lO, ‘ Star.’ FRANK RESTIEAUX.-High--class Men’s Hairdressing; bright and clean surroundings, Rattray street.
'CI RANK RESTIEAUX, Razor Setting specialist; left 9 a.nj., ready 5 p.m. —Next Calder Mackay. WANTED TO RENT. WANTED To Rent, in Waitati, 4 or 5roomed House.—Stale particulars to A 507, ‘ Star.’ ___ WANTED To Rent, small Cottage, 2 or 3 rooms; reasonable rent.—A2B3. ‘ Star.’ WANTED, for four weeks, from December 20, Eurnished Flat or House, Dunedin; 2 adults, 2 children; careful tenants. —No. T 936, care of ‘ Evening Star.’ ROOM, suitable for storage purposes; near corner George street and Octagon.—Apply Public Trust. PROPERTIES WANTED. TSTSTANTED, Horae, anywhere, cash buyer; TT (b) St. Kilda, Tainui, Mornington, Bungalow or Villa; (c) North End, Maori Hill, Opoho, 5-6 Rooms; (d) Businesses.— McKenzie’s. Dowling street. BUY, anywhere hill, nice Bungalow, 4 rooms or 5; £1,150; no agents.—Alss, ‘ Star.’ IDOUR-FIVB Rooms, handy tram; consider property requiring renovating.— Cash, A 175, ‘Star.’ ] TIRED. WOODS. Dowling street.—Buyers wanting Bungalow, Maori Hill, £1,400; handy Workshops, Bungalow or Villa, £1,050; Caversham, Bungalow or Villa, 5 rooms; St. Kilda, Bungalow. CASH Buyer wants 4-5 Rooms, good garden (glasshouse preferable); St. Kilda-Parksido-Musselburgn.—Alfred Clark, Manse street; telephone 12-323. GOLD. /"'IODD! Guaranteed highest price; Gold, vJT Jewellery. Sterling Silver bought.— Townsend, George street. IN order to have the * Star ’ out in good time it is found impossible to classify advertisements that come in after noon. Wo would therefore request Advertisers to kindly bear this in mind and send in their orders early, V
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Evening Star, Issue 24006, 3 October 1941, Page 7
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406Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 24006, 3 October 1941, Page 7
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