JL 11 » i -L X J Wanted to Buy. FARMERS— Consign your Pigs to Harrison and Smith, Three Lamps, Ponsonby. Best prices given. / VUINRA Fowls (100), wanted to Buy; also, VJ Whito Leghorn Pullets, Puppies, etc.— J. Walker, Queen S't. . ' KEROSENE Engine, English, 3 hp. second-hand, in good order, for milkI ing machine.—Power, 527. HERALD. PIANOLA, to suit any piano.—State maker, price, and where to bo seen, to j Pianola, $18, HERALD.. QURFACE Planer, small, up to 12in; must O. be cheap and in good working, order.— Price and particulars, Wmgate and Co., Ltd.. Queen St. QTONE CRUSHER WANTED TO.BUY.0 Blake-Alarsden type, 12in by Bin jiws; must be in good order. Delivery taken at Auckland or Pseroa. P.O. BOX 137, Auckland. VACHT, fast, about 24ft wanted to Buy: A centreboard preferred; suitable for auxiliary; state particulars and lowest price. —S. Caußlcy, Thames. OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT, sound or \J broken; best possible prices in New Zealand.—Send any you have to J. Dunstone, Box 1053, G.P.0., Auckland; est. 25 years. Cash by return post, > APPAREL— W. Fischer, 350, Queen St. (opp. Statue), largest buyor Left-off Clothing, Trunks, Suit Cases, Jewellery, Boots.— 3021. Country orders solicited. A PFAREL—Mrs. Martin, 342, Queen St., Xl opp. Grey Statue, buys every, description of Second-hand Clothing, Travelling Trunks. Bags, Boots, Jewellery, ctc. Highest prices Country orders specially attended. 'Phone 8303 rfOOLS -Carpenters' Plumbers, and Tools A of all descriptions wanted to Purchase; large or small quantities; highest cash price. —Clarkson, 38, Ponsonby Rd MRS. J. LINDSAY. 51. Victoria St. W. IVJL New and Second-hand Clothing. Furniture. etc.. Boucht. Sold or Exchanged. 1 ■ — . . ==' Wanted Known. "DVERYBODY should know the best place Ai to got their Lawn Mower sharpened.— Try H. W. Smith, 14, Wakefield St. Moderate charges (collected and delivered free). rpwiNAME AND BAKER. Tailors and A .Mercers (late bIEBAU Buildings), showing tho Latest in Coatings and Suitings-— Now H M. Arcade (ground floor). MARRIAGE —Wonderful Readings, Events, Changes, Prospects, etc.; send birthday, 6:1 N.Z.. stamps—Mcrny, Barkly St. Brunswick, Vi >. , T7OUND — The most reliable Feather A Dresset. Birds stuffed and Furs renovated by Mrs. Greacen, 40, Khyber Pass (corner Grafton Rd.). , EASi TERMS FOR EVERYBODY.— niture. low deposit; Pianos, no deposit; Phonographs, Gramaphones, Jewellery, etc.— Newton Supply Agency, 227, Karancahape Road. 'Phone A 2104. Traveller will call. Phonographs and Gramaphones repaired. INVALID Carriages for, Hire; Tyros fitted to Folder Carts; Baskets Rehandled — Dick and Cowden, 84, Grey St 'Phone 973. P BRYANT, Coal Merchant and Carrier. • —Bricks, Sand. Lime, Cement. Scoria, eto. Covered Vans for furniture removal. Head Office: C. Union Buildings, next new G.P.O. Branches: Jervois Road, Ponsonby, Customs Street West. qWINAME AND BAKER,. Tailors and A Mercers (late -lIERAL) Buildings), showing th* Latest in Costumes and Suitings. DIVORCE Matters followed up:. Missing Friends traced; Private Inquiries made. Accounts collected. HARRY SACHS. Inquiry Agent, 18, H.M. Arcade, Auckland. "ijITE'LL Show you up.—For the best and \ V cheapest in Show-cases and Shop-fit-ting, ring 1456.—Gibson and Clifford, Karanganape Rd. WHY go to town tor Records?— Get them it in Newton.—Double-sided from 2s fid; Edison Blue Amberol. full stock; Gramaphones from £3 10s; Phonographs from £4 109; terms or cash; repairs.—Only address, City _ Supply Stores, Tabernacle Buildings» 45 Kurangahipe Rd.. Auckland "PRANK HOWLETT, ' 209, Newton.— A Cheapest .for best Hairwork, Combinga worked up. Price list of Switches and Transformations posted. TRAM - Conductors and Others.—See our Largo Selection of Celluloid Collars, Cuffs, I'winam# and Baker, H.M. Arcade. riAHE <NEW IDEA in Photography.—BeauA tiful Portraits of yourselves and your children in your own homes. Think of the advantages.—S. H. -PRYOR, Photographio Expert and Artist. 26. Pencarrow Avenue, Mount Eden 'Phone, 3847. WARM Winter Wear.-We have a very >V complete stock of Men's warm .Underclothing. Just the thing for this cold weather. Come along and we will be pleased to show them to you. Prices bedrock.— Mcßrido, Cash Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter. 11-13. Victoria St. OJ. DURBIN, Saddler, 44, Wyndham • St., next Buckley's,' makes Saddles of best materials, th»( give comfort and wear. None better, few as good. Used and recom mended by most prominent riders, horsemen, stockmen. Once used, always used. OS 3D—WE havo just received another shipii ment of Grey Denims, which we are clearing at' the ridiculously low figure of 2s 3d per pair. Nuf sedMcßride, Cash Tailor. Costumier, and Outfitter, 11-13, Victoria St. WE deliver Taupiri, Westport, Newcastle, \ ? and all Coals, also Firewood, to any part of the City and Suburbs at lowest Winstone, Ltd., Union Buildings. Customs Street East, Symonds Street, and Mount Eden. TUCKY NZ. GREENSTONE CHARMS JJ AND JEWELLERY.—Buy direct from the Manufacturers. Best and Cheapest.— H. A- NIELSEN AND SON. Lapidists and Jewellers. 141, Karangahape Rd. Electroplating, Gilding, and Repairing Jewellery a Specialty C Z E M A. Sufferers should use RADIO LOTION and OINTMENT. Guaranteed cure, no matter how long standing. MADAME AMIE, Smeeton's Buildings, Auckland. QEND us a post card and wo will post by 0 return mail a full range of patterns of otir Suitings, with prices per suit marked in plain figures. Remember wo guarantee absolute satisfaction with garment wo make.— Mcßride, Cash Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter, 11-13, Victoria St. > rpHE BUSINESS of Kwong Yet Loong, A Fruiterer, Queen St., has been purchased by me. I am not responsible for any Accounts or Moneys owing by the above fi.m.— LOW HONG. June 16., 1915. BLESSING of Motherhood and the road to perfect health Achieved by Dr. Pierce's Palm Blossom. Free pamphlet sent by return mail. Your chemist has it. If not, writo Madam Bowe, Box 1114, Auckland jg C I B M 4. Sufferers should use RADIO LOTION and OINTMENT. Guaranteed cure, no matter hor long standing. MADAME AMIE, Smeeton's Buildings, Auckland. TAWN MOWER 8, lv ALL THE BEST MAKES. ARTHUR YATES AND CO., LTD.. Lower Albert Street. C Z E M A. Hundreds of Sufferers cured weekly after using RADIO LOTION and OINTMENT. Guaranteed to Curo Any Kind. Instant Relief of Irritation on First Application Prepared only by MADAME AMIE, Smeeton's Buildings, Auckland. EEAD?-MADE COSTUMES AND SUITS ALTERED OR REMODELLED Suits. Raincoats, Teddy-Bear Coats, Costumes and Dresses. Dry Cleaned, Repaired, and Pressed Prossed by Journeymen Tailors. E. E. CROTHALL, Tailor. Costumier. French Dry Cleaner and IC. Princcs St., Auckland, opp. Grand Hotel. Country Orders Solicited. 'Phone 441-1-pRESS BETTER AT LESS COST Any Lady or Gentleman can do this by sending their Costumes and Suits to bo Dry Cleaned or Dyed by our Special American Process, which enables us to so renovate them that they are equal to now. The prices, too. are moat reasonable. Feathers cleaned, . curled, or oyed. Country orders receive pompt attention. One address only THE EMPIRE CLEANING CO.. 858, Queen St., opp. Town Hall. Vans collect. 'Phone 3887. ■yy ANTED gKO WNTHE FRED. BROWN VENETIAN BLIND Was Awarded GOLD MEDAL, , | THE FIRST CERTIFICATE AND ONLY i AT THE AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. They are Superb Cheapest and BestBEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE I VISIT rpHOMPSON AND FOR jyj-ANTELPIECES AND JIURNITURE. NO MIDDLEMEN. _ " 84. HOBSON STREET. .j
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 15948, 19 June 1915, Page 2
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