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New Zealand Herald, Volume L, Issue 15482, 13 December 1913, Page 2

Apartments! Vacant. ■> THORNLEIGH, St. George's Bay Rd., X Parnell.—Superior Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms, use of drawingroom, diningroom, all conveniences, telephone; fine harbour view; nice grounds; Imin from car. TOPCROFT, 22. Now St., Ponsonby.— Privats Board and Residence; lovely harbour view: tennis. 'Phone 3532. VACANCIES at Jcsmond, 5, Lower Symonds St.—Single and Double Rooms.— Miss Brenan, late of Fenton House, Rotorua. WHAREPAI, 121, Grafton Rd., next I I Accommodation for tourists and visitors; terms moderate.— Brown, Proprietress. YOUNG Couple would Let half House, unfurnished ; every convenience; minute car; low rem, good tenant.—Address at 9IERALD. 07 SYMONDS ST., near Grafton Bridge--0I » Bedroom vacant, 2 singlo bods; also, Single Bodroom. BELMONT, Upper Vincent Street. 'Phone A 675., This old-established and popular House has been recently renovated, refurnished, and brought up to date, and is now ready to receive Visitors, Tourists and Permanents at a reasonable tarifi. 'Phone A 675. A R A R A N A, ii- 31, Anglesea St., near Id section. SUPERIOR FURNISHED APARTMENTS. Use all conveniences, or Board and Residence. Large grounds. 'Phono 4067. •pGREMONT. MADEIRA PLACE, Close to Exhibition, BETWEEN TOP SYMONDS STREET AND GRAFTON ROAD. Extensive Grounds. Beautiful Views. Every Comfort. Away from Noise and Dust. LU L W OK T It. 143, Grafton Road. This new and up-to-date House is now open to receive tourists and permanent boarders; electric light, lovely views, and all modern conveniences. pASTLEBAR PRIVATE HOTEL, Symonds St. and Khyber Pass, IS OPEN TO RECEIVE PERMANENTS AND TOURISTS. Electric light throughout. Finest views in Auckland. Inspection invited. CLIFTON*J Whilaker Place. Symo'ids Street, first tram stop past St. Paul's. 'Phono 3216. Central—Quiet, MARATHON. 8, LOWER SYMONDS STREET (Opp. Government House Grounds). RESIDENTIAL CHAMBERS. 'Phone 26SS. QORRENTO, 3, GRAFTON ROAD, IJ Near Choral Hall. Superior Accommodation for tourists and permanent boarders. All modern conveniences. 'Phono 1708. MISS C. BURKE. rp 1 E CHIMES, 1' 57, SYMONDS ST. Vacancies for Permanents and Tourists. 'Phone 1144. MRS. MARTIN, Proprietress. Wanted to Buy. BOOTS.-Men's Left-off and Misfit Boots bought; highest prices given.—J. Hughes (late Clegg), 112, Ponsonby Rd. COLLECTION of Stamps.-Reply, giving \J brief particulars, to Watermark, 612, Herald. LAUNCH Hull wanted (without engine), 20 to 25 Particulars and price to Box 836. LAUNCH or Mullet Boat, in perfect order —Wanted to purchase, or hire. Must be cheap.—Full particulars to Kirkcaldy and Co,, 31, Fort St., Auckland. MOTOR-Cycle, second-hand, in thorough running order; state make, model, and price.— 641, HERALD. MINT.— A. Yates and Co., Ltd., are buyers of fresh-out Mint in any quantity. Albert St. MANTELPIECES and Furniture.-Wanted to Absolutely the best, at cheapest Thompson and Almond, 84; fibbßon St. PAPER-CUTTING Machine, second-hand, about 24in knife.— Goodwin, Printer, Wanganui. PONY, Trap, and Harness, must be in good order and condition; one suitable for lady to drive.—State price and full particulars to H.A., Box 10, Morrinsville. QTAMPS wanted—New Zealand Stamps, O used, 1855-1913, wanted for prompt cash. List free.—W. P. Hoslop, Wonthaggi, Victoria. TYPEWRITER, second-hand, wanted; must be in good order; Remington preferred.—State price to P.O. Box 230. WANTED to Purchase.— for the lions, Sawdust by the load.—J. J. Boyd and Sons, Zoo., Royal Oak. "WHITE or Silver Wyandottes.—Wanted, vT■ 40 or 50 Chicks (pullets).— and price to Larkfield Poultry Farm, Horotiu Waikato. APPAREL.— Mrs. Martin. 350. Queen St. (opp. Statue), largest buyer Auckland every description Left-off Clothing, Trunks, Ports.. Suit Cases, Jewellery, Boots, etc.— 'Phone 3303. Country orders solicited. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing to disnose of their LEFT-OFF or MISFIT WEARING APPAREL will receive highost value from MRS. ALDRIDGE, opp. Y.M.C.A. Wellesley Street West. Communicate by letter or 'phone 2928. MRS. BROWN, 90, Hobson St., buys Ladies' and Gent. and Children's Loftoff and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc. Letters promptly attended to. MRS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies' Gont.'a. and Children's Superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing. Letters promptly attended Elliott Street, two doors from Wellesley Street. 'Phone 3488. BOTTLES, OLD RUBBER, AND WASTE PRODUCTS. In Any Quantity. Highest Prices Given. ZEALANDIA TRADING COMPANY. 'Phones, 2431 and 1610. Stanley Street. GENT.'S MISFIT AND CASTOFF APPAREL, OVERJOATS. MACKS. TRUNKS, BOOTS. PAWN TICKETS Etc. Etc. GET OUR PRICES Before giving away or selling for a mere song. Owing to big demand wo are offering from 108 to 603 per suit. Ring up 3976, and our representative will call on you. THE LONDON CLOTHING, CLEANING, AND REPAIRING CO., 4, Gt. North Road (nr. Ponsonby Reservoir)WE ARE BUYERS FOR CASH, In Large or Small Quantities, of BOTTLES. SACKS. RAGS. RUUBEK, BONES, METAL, ETC. Country Consignments solicited. Cash remitted the same day as goods checked. pLARK pROS. (LATE TAKER BROS.). DRAKE STREET, AUCKLAND. 'Phone 2429. rpO "TAILORS. WOOLLEN CUTTINGS BOUGHT. TAKLE BROS.. Union Street, Auckland. 'Phone 527. CEWING MACHINES BOUGHT. Highest Cash Price. Or, taken in Exchange for nar ones, W I L S O N. 33. Wellesley Streot West. Clark's Bldgs. 'Phone 3466. Wanted Known. THAT we consider the Public first. Wo are satisfied with a small profit, that's why our trade flourishes.—The Farmers' Milk Supply, at Newmarket. P BRYANT, Coal Merchant and Carrier. • —Bricks, Sand, Lime, Cement, Scoria, etc. Covered Vans for furnituro removal. Head Office: 6, Union Buildings, next new G.P.O Branches: Jervoiß Road, Ponsonby, Customs Street West. WEEDING PRESENTS in Silver and Electro-plated Ware are best and cheapest at MAKTYN'S, _ 231, Uppor Symonds Street. Imported direct and sold at bedrock prices. EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO. Full value allowed.—The No-Doposit Piano Co., 28, High St. * PIANOS I WITHOUT ANY DEPOSIT! Select your instrument. Wo deliver in-itant-y.—No-Deposit Piano Co.. 28, High St THAT we are a Co-operative concern, and don't squeeze the Public. The Farmers' Milk Supply Co. gives you the best procurable milk cheap. 'Phone A 538.