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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16008, 28 August 1915, Page 2

Wanted to Bay. __ BLACK Cocker Spaniel Dog. young, or Pup.State price. Spaniel. 37. Herald COURTLAND Waggon, must be sound snd cheap.Apply Waggon. '29. HERALD OALIFONT or Hot Water Service, secondV.V hand, in good order —56, City Chambers. _____ ASH Safe, small, by good maker; must \J b- in gtxl condition.Safe, 4, Arney St., Newton. __ FARMERS —Consign your Piss to Harrison and Smith. Three Lamps. 1 onsonby. Best prices given. HORSE, Harness, and light Spring Cart, suitable for milk round, trial wanted-—Pri-e, etc., Seel, Papatoetoe. HARNESS and Saddles.—Don't throw j thorn away; we Buy. in any condition, and give the best price also. Horsehair.— Hill, The Harness Hospital. 47. Gt. North Rd. JOB Printing Plant, small.— Send full particulars to Jobbing, 776. HERALD. LAUNCH wanted, in Exchange for equity. £95. for Quarter-acre Section Remuera tram terminus, iiomuera Launch, Remuera | P.O. { MRS. BROWN, 90. Hobson St.. buys Ladies' and Gent, s and Children a Left-off and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etcLetters promptly attended toOIL Engine, 10 to 12 h.p.—A. Keyes, Birkenhead ROAD or Jogging Cart, must- be in good order.—State lowest price to H-J., Box 117, P.O. SEWING Machine, hand-machine preferred. Singer or any reliable make.Price and particulars to Cash, 772. Herald. TURNOUT (Horse, Cart, and Harness), good, sound, wanted; suitable for travel- | ling salesman.—Particulars, Advertiser, Onehunea P.O. 1 TOOLS —Carpenters', Plumbers', and Tools ! 1. of all descriptions wanted to purchase; large or small quantities; highest cash price. —Clarkson. 38. Ponsonby Rd. "\XTANTED to Buy at Once—Good, SecondVV band Cutting-off Brick Table, in good order.—Send make and price to Bricks. HERALD

HARK. wanted to buy. suitable for rel T moval; near Kaipara lino for pre'ercnce —State price tc Cash. 778. Hkrald 4 PPAREL —F. W. Fischer. 350. Queen St. .•"V (opp. Statue), buyer Left-off C'othmg, Suit Cases. Jewellery, Boots. False Teeth.— 'Phone SC2I. Country orders solicited. APPAREL.— Mrs. Martin, 342. Queen St., J\ opp. Grey Statue, buys every description of Second-hand Clothing. Travelling Trunks, Bags. Boots. Jewellery, etc. Highest prices. Country orders specially attended. 'Phone 3303. MRS. J. LINDSAY. 51. Victoria St. W.— New and Second-hand Clothing, Furni- | ture, etc., Bought. Sold, or Exchanged. j MRS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies', Gent, s, and Children's Superior Misfit and Left-o2 Clothing. Letters attended to — Elliott St., 2 doors from Wellesley St. 'Phone 3458. OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT, sound or broken; best possible prices in New . Zealand —Send any you have to J. Dun- ' stone, Box 1053, G-P-0., Auckland; est- 25 ! ! years. Cash by return post. j

—* Wanted Known. rPHE Queen of Teas is " Desert Gold " j A Tea. Ceylon's choicest leaves—New Zealand's finest blend. In sealed packets. j Is lOd and 2s. f rr\ENNIS Players.—Get your Racquets ReI I strung or Repaired; best gut used; I charges moderate. —A. Bruce, Racquet, Strin- ' per. 91, Albert St-, near Victoria St- 'Phone . 2617. __ j WARM Winter Wear —We have a very it complete stock of Men's Warm Underclothing- Ju3t the thing for this cold weather. Come along and we will bo pleased to show them to you. Pric©3 bedrock.— Mcßride. Cash Tailor, Costumier, and Out- , fitter, 11-13, Victoria St URAND'S REGULATING PILLS, Ts box, most efficient on market., harmi less, reliable Medicines, etc., sent post free I on receipt postal notes —Bridge Drug Store, 1 3, Karangahape Road, Auckland. SCHANGE SOUR OLD PIANO— Full allowance for your old Piano at ' I the No Deposit Piano Co-. 28. Hi&h St.

I "VTEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES.--i -Pi Full allowance for your old Piano.— j Deposit Piano Co-. 23. High P*. MOTHERS KEEP THE GIRLS HOME. New pianos from 5s a week at tha ' No Deposit Piano Co.. 23. Hizh St.

c ________________________ | 4 SHARP lawn mower means a smooth, ! A cut lawn. Have yours sharpened at ' Smith's. 14, Wakefield St. Collected and delivered free. MADAM, test this tea with the richer flavour— "Desert Gold" Tea. Refreshing, stimulating, wholesome, economical. Use the '2s blend. COWS do better if covered this cold weather; they give more milk, and do . with less feed if kept warm. Horses work ' better if covered. | E Lb Rot, 42, Queen Street, Auckland. I TY r ±iV got to town tor records ?—Get them M in Newton Double-sided from 2s 6d; ' Edison Blue Amberol, full stock; Grama--1 phones from £3 10s; Phonographs from £4 103; terms or cash; repairs.—Only Address, ! City Supply Ctores, Tabernacle Buildings, ' 45, Karangahape Road, Auckland. PIANOS i PIANOS: PIANOS!!! IJo Deposit. No interest. Three years' terms. —No Deposit Piano Co., 28, High St. " KURA KUT" Company.—BERMONDXV SEY HARNESS PRESERVATIVE. Brown or Black, a perfect preservative tor leather—H. M. Smeeton and Co., Ltd. TORA-LIME means sound Jungs. Speakers and Singers take Tora-hue. Obtainable at all Load'a? Chemists. 13 and 2s. UR BUSINESS IS TO SATISFY. Our I ianos do that—The No Deposit ' sno Cc . 28- High Si. HE NO DEPOSIT PIANO CO. 28. HIGH ST.. Sell New Iron-framed Pianos f rom 5s i week "T7"fJRA KUT" preparations may now oe XV. obtained of H. M Smeeton and Co., Ltd. " KtJRA-KORF" Emulsion Cures Colds quickly ORDER THAT RING NOW. — Our W "Security" Instalment System makes it possible to procure the best of Jewellery at lowest prices and easiest terms.Howard and Birkett, Jewellers (first floor), Security j Buildings. Open Fridays until 9 p.m. ABY TERMS FOR EVERYBODY.—Furniture, Phonographs. Gramaphonea, Musical Instruments, Jewellery, etc , low deposit; Pianos, no deposit; Sewing Machines, no deposit. Talking Machines Repaired. Needles, 3s 6d 1000.—Newton Supply Agency, 227, Karangahape Rd. j BETTER AT LESS COST.:

Any Lady or Gentleman can do this by ' sending their Costumes and Suits to be Dry Cleaned or Dyed by our Special American Process, which enables us to so renovate them that they are equal to new The prices, too. are most reasonable. Feathers cleaned, curled, or dyed. Country orders receive prompt attention. One address only; THE EMPIRE CLEANING CO., 358. Queen St., opp. Town Hal!. Vans collect. 'Phone 3867. J^CZEMA AND ALL SKIN TROUBLES. Hundreds of sufferers cured weekly after using RADIO LOTION and OINTMENT. Guaranteed to cure any kind. [ Instant relief of irritation on first applicaI tion. Prepared only by MADAME AMIE. Smeeton's Buildings, Auckland. Also obtainable at the following Auckland Chemists:— W. n. Woollams. 94. Queen Street. F. G. Murray. Mantikau Rd., Parnell. J. George. \ i':toria Roud, Devonport, and Takapuna. A TTENTION!— Holfl the Fort Hero A. THE AMERICAN DRY CLEANING CO., 46, Wellesley Street.Ladies and Gentlemen,—We are Dyers, Cleaners Pressers. Specialists in Repairs. Renovators of Old Garments. Come and see us Our experience is at your d.sposal. No need to get a new suit or costume. Charges moderate Workmanship perfect. We call or and deliver in City.—Proprietor, R. WAUGH j And at 5. Avon Street. Grafton Bridge. | Danish -reform" "malt toxic 71 1 liquid palatable preparation of maltenriches the blood; invigorating and nonalcoholic; many children in Auckland enjoy :t and are deriving great benefit from it. DANISH GENUINE "CROWN" m\.LT EXTRACT, the Great Tonic; stimulates appetite, restores weak digestion. All Chemists and Stores. Wholesale Agent: A. BUSCK, Ferry Buildings, C END ME YOUR OLD SUIT OR 0 costume. I do not want it if it is absolutely worn out. but- i! it is merely shabby, soiled, or out ot shape, I will Repair it. Dry Clean it by my special process, and Press it—Pressed by Journeymen Tailors—and return it as fresh and smart-looking as & new suit Alterations and Remodelling. Country Orders Solicited. v> E. E. CROTHALL, i radical Tailor and J|?.P ovatlD Specialist, 137. SYMONDS STREET, near' Id Section. Phone 4414 (3 rings). 16, PRINCES STREET, op. g Grand Hotel. Phone 4414 (2 rings).