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Grey River Argus, 27 November 1944, Page 1

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WANTED TO BUY. pIANO wanted. Must be well-known make. State price and details to "Spot Cash,” C/o. Argus. gOTTLES. - BOTTLES Sacks, Sugar Bags, Scrap Iron, Lead, Old Cars. Brass and Copper. —P.O. Box 115.—Ring 68D. T have £4O cash to offer for a good 1 iron frame PIANO. German make preferred. Little borer no objection. —Write “Piano,” C/o. Argus. W"ASHED Cotton, Print or Linen Rags (old sheets, table cloths, pillow cases, etc.), suitable for cleaning machines. Apply Argus. piANO for beginner wanted. Must be reasonably priced.—Reply to “Beginner,” C/o. Argus. 'TJOTTLES! Those old bottles you have lying around, may be holding up production. Turn them into cash. ’Phone 921 any time, or write P.O. Box 186. WESTLAND BOTTLE EXCHANGE William Street. N.Z. SALVAGE COY. P.O. Box 643. CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 35-934 (any time). Spot Cash Buyers of Machinery of all kinds, including Motor Vehicles. Steam Boilers (suitable for cutting up). distised Tram Rails, Pipings Galvanised Iron. —Also— All Types of Scrap Metal. Messages may be left with Messrs Bassett and Patterson, Hokitika. WANTED KNOWN. [l2 words 1/-, 3 times 2/6, booking 6d] TVIfALTHOID ROOFING now obtainable, any quantity.—TlNGEY’S LTD.. Box 119. ’Phone 216. PXCELSIOR Paint has maintained its high standard. Paint with Excelsior supplied by R. & E. Tingey & Co. Lid., Greymouth. ipiRESIDE'"CHAIRS 45/-, 50/-, 55/-. r £5/5/-, £5/7/6, £6/10/-, £7. £7/15/-, £8; Children’s Arm Chairs 33/6; Frameless Mirrors 35/-, 37/6, 43/6, 45/-, 50/-, 55/-. C. A. Neate, 628 Colombo St., cnr. Tuam St., Christchurch. QPLEJ<DID .selection of only one of a "kind Millinery. Call early and make your selection from this very fine display.—White’s Corner, Your Fashion Centre. T»AINT well with Excelsior Paint, and you won’t need to paint often. Supplied by R. & E. Tingey & Co. Ltd., Greymouth. £_PIECE Rimu Dining-room Suites. ” Sideboard, Drawleaf Table, 4 Chairs (Leatherette lift-out seats), £l7/15/-, £l9/15/-, £22/10/-, £23 15/-;. Rimu Drawleaf Tables, £5 5/-. C. A. NEATE, 628 Colombo St., cnr. Tuam St.. Christchurch. TEEP Coats in light wool material, ° warm enough for the cooler days of Summer, smart enough to be worn anywhere. Priced from 80/-. White’s Corner, Your Fashion Centre. TTSE Excelsior Paint, it’s a pleasure *vA,to apply it, and you will be proud of your job. Supplied by R. & E. Tingey & Co. Ltd., Greymouth. BRITISH BOOK CLUB have a wide selection of all the latest books. ■Fraricie Hunter. T ADIES! Before buying your new frocks call at STEELE’S CORSET SHOP and he fitted or measured for your new foundation garment. Tailor-made garments; prices from £2/2/6. Satisfaction guaranteed.— DULCIE HUNTER. Albert Street, Gi'feymouth. TVEST COASTERS! When in Christchurch we invite you to Inspect our showrooms displaying our distinctive furniture. Everything marked in plain figures.—C. A. NEATE, 628 Colombo St., cnr. Tuam Street, Christchurch.

PUBLIC NOTICES. RENOVATE YOUR CANE PRAM. Send it to— OXLEY’S PRAM DEPOT, 5928 Colombo Street, CHRISTCHURCH. E. R. MCDONALD & SON E. R. MCDONALD & SON Furniture Auction Rooms. 96 Gloucester Street, Christchurch. When you are wanting anything in Furniture. Carpets, etc, remember McDonald’s can give you a better deal as they believe in small profits and quick returns. FOR EXAMPLE of REAL VALUES in New Furniture: \ WIRELESS TABLES, nicely polish\ed, 19/6; WRITING BUREAUX (with (Supboard, Drawer, Drop Flap F'igeofeholes), well polished, only £6 15/-S Every home needs one. Wei have a most comprehensive range’of good used furniture. Write us a line of your needs to — e. r? McDonald & son ■ FURNITURE AUCTION ROOMS. AND ESTATE AGENTS. 96 GLOUCESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. ’PHONE 36-605. WHERE. TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. cwTral~lWel PAT GOULDING PROPRIETOR. Cnr. Lichfield and • Colombo Streets. CHRISTCHURCH. Monteith’s Ale on Tap. 'Phone 31-697. JJART JJOTEL CHRISTCHURCH. This Hotel has just been renovated and the comfort of visitors is assured. Entirely under new and up-to-date Management. S. B. PJ OVEREND, Manager. WHAT’S IN A NAME?