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.Wanted to Buy. CINEMATOGRAPH, full size. Ehrnemanr preferred. Also. Piano, table grand preferred.— 8, HERALD. "CHARMERS—Consign your Pigs to Harri J- son and Smith, Three Lamps, Ponsonby Best prices given. FRESH FLOWERS daily. Supply sufficient for 6 medium-sizec bowls, delivored at Everybody's Theatre.— Writo lowest price to Box 653, G.P.O. GRAMAPHONES. wanted to Buy, also, Phonographs and Records.—Apply immediately, Wachner's. 104, Queen St., opp. Bank NX _ HARNESS and Saddles.—Don't throw them away; we Buy, in any condition, and give the best price; also, HorsehairHill, The Harness Hospital. 47, Qt. North Rd. LAUNCH, about 28ft—State fullest particulars and lowest cash prico to W. H. Davies, Pollen St., Thames. ■ LAUNCH, small, for pleasure; will give in payment Unencumbered Section at Frankton.—A. R. Fisher, Phoenix Chambers. IfANUREWA Flounder Fishermen.-I am IVL a buyer of Flounders, at highest market price.— Foss. 177. Symonds St. PIANO wanted.—Give particulars and lowest cash price, Learner, 12, HERALD. PLANING Machine, 4-sider, about 12in by L 4in; good, second-hand, modern type; Robinson preferred.— HERALD. PLOUGH Horse, staunch, wanted; must be good worker.—Price to W. Jordan, Whakapirau. Kaipara. RABBIT Trappers—Wanted, 160 Pairs ' weekly; Is: freight paid.— Foss, 177, Symonds St. RS. BOTTRILL buys Ladies', Gent's and Children's Superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing. Letters attended to.— Elliott St.. two doors from Wollesley St. Phone 8488. i PPAREL.-F. W.. Fischer, 350. Queen St. ex (opp. Statue), buyer Left-off Clothing. >uit Cases, Jewellery, Boots, False Teoth — Phone 8021. Country orders solicited. A PPAREL.-Mrs. Martin. 312, Queen St.. a. opp Grey Statue, buys every description f Second-hand Clothing. Travelling Trunks, Jags. Boots, Jewellery, etc. Highest prices. Country orders specially attended. 'Phpne 303. OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT, sound or broken; beßt possible prices in Now Zealand.— any you have to J. Dunitone, Box 1053. G.P.0.. Auckland; est. 25 rears. Cash by return post. DING Up Mrs. Kelly.—She buys and sells tV Ladies', Gent.'s, and Children's Misfit Nothing, Trunks, Boots—'Phone 2606.—392, ?ueen St FOOLS— Carpenters', Plumbers', and Tools of all descriptions wanted to purchase; arge or small Quantities; highest cash price. -Clarkson, 38, Ponsonby Rd. B" OTTLES. SCRAP METALS. HORSESHOES. AND SCRAP IRON, [ighest Prices given. Write for Quotations HILDRETH AND SON, Customs St- West. RS. J. LINDSAY. 51. Victoria St. W.U. New and Second-hand Clothing, Formure, etc., Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. the Furniture, in any quanJT tity. bought outright for spot cash; enerous prices guaranteed. HADRUP AND McHARDY. Auctioneers. 4, Lome St. 'Phone 5756. SACKS. SACKS. SECOND-HAND SACKS IN ANY QUANTITY. i EXTILE BAG AND SACK CO-. LTD, 62, Fort Sheet. 'Phone 2854. p U N G U S Send jour FUNGUS to the DIRECT EXPORTER. We give HIGHEST MARKET PRICE ONLY. AH CHEE AND CO., Box 753. Auckland, opp. G.P.O--"IENT.'S MISFIT AND CAST-OFF J APPAREL, OVERCOATS. MACKS.. TRUNKS. BOOTS, PAWN TICKETS, Etc.. Etc. GET OUR PRICES before giving away or jllinc for a mere song. Owing to big doland -we axe offering from 10s to 60s per suit. Ring up 3976, and our representatives will all on you, "HE LONDON CLOTHING, CLEANING. AND REPAIRING CO., -, , Gt. North Road (nr. Ponsonby Reservoir). Pl7-E ARE BUYERS FOR CASH, » I In Large or Small Quantities, of BOTTLES, SACKS. RAGS. RUBBER, BONES, METAL, ETC. Country Consignments solicited. Cash relitted the same day as goods checked. riLABK "DROS. (LATE TAXLfi BROS.). (RAKE BT., AUCKLAND. 'Phone 242!}. t"' ■ a Pupils Wanted. "UN You Swim?—D. B. Anderson guaranJ tees to teach you.— Baths, Cub>ms St. "CLASSES for Summer Millinery, lg an •J hour.—Jfiss Walker, 25, Hobson Park ;d., ParnelL 'Phone 3759. DBEBBMAB JNG, private lessons.-Miss Reid, No. 1. Anclesea St.. Ponsonby. " ONDON'S Latest Craze.—Pen Painting J correctly taught in four lessons, day or renin?*.—Mrs. Thackeray, 9, Scotia Place, 1/fILLINERY and Dressmaking Classes.— JX Miss Oram. 5, Hepburn St. Hours: 10 0 12, 2to 4; Tuesdays, 7to 9. Terms: Is d per lesson. ifRS. MERVYN WILSON, Teacher of 01 Piano, Violin and Mandolin. Wainana HalL and 254, Queen St. 'Phone, Ul2, Kingsland. jITISS FLORRIE BENNS, L.A.8., Teacher I>l of Pianoforte. 60, Wellesley St., opp. Technical College.Homes visited. Terms, 255. If 188 AYLING. - Woodcarving, PokerLVJL work, Stencilling. Price Lists. Send la 63, and obtain knife, lesson, and board or earring.—4, Strand Arcade, Auckland. If ISS WINIFRED MITCHELL (late of lu. "Court Cards" Company), receives a :ew Pudilb for Violin.—Mountnesßing, jrafton Rd. jITB. A A. PARTRIDGE, Teacher of JLU. Mandolin, Banjo, and Guitar. Studio 21, Grafton, Rd., near Choral Hall. Instruments lent beginners free. MOT6R-DR I V , N GRunning Repairs. Individual Tuition. Traffic Driving. Daily Lessons until Competent, by Expert, On Modern Gate-Change Car. Council Certificate Guaranteed. CITY MOTOR SCHOOL, 'Phone 4344. 24. Smeeton's Bldgs. 3arage, 81-33, Stanley St. 'Phone 3129. MOTHERS, send your Daughters to MRS. MALCOLMSONfIateof Londont DRESS, COSTUME-MAKING. AND CUTTING CLASSES, Held Day and Evening under her Supervision. Dressmaking Lesson. Is. Call or write for Prospectus of Special Course. EW ADDRESS: OVER WALKER ANE CO.'B, CHEMISTS, WELLESLEY ST. W. STUTTERING AND STAMMERING. MR. JOHN MoDOUGALL. Author, Inrenter and Expert Teacher of the easiest, luickest. and most natural method yet dis»vered for Curing Stammering and other Speech Defects. Note British, Australian, ad New Zealand testimonials and referencesAddress; ORAKAU AVENUE, Greenwood's Corner. Epsom, Auckland. Miscellaneous Wanteds. KAA MEN wanted to inspect Latest Jvv Patterns for coming season at [iittle Tailor Shop, Victoria St. E. 'Phone 1088. Alterations and Repairs. POST FREE MONTHLY.-Send Address l 1 and wo will post you regularly " The "f.Z. Record Herald," containing lists of all ;he Latest Records and other interesting natter.—Newton Phono Shop, 227, Karangatape Rd. 'Phone A 2104. ("\UR Ready-to-wear Suits always look well L/ and the Quality and prices ore right.— Codd, James and Co., Wakefield St. FRANK HOWLETT. 209, Newton— Cheapest for best Hairwork, Combings worked up Price list of Switches and transformations posted. rORA-LINE mean? sound lungs. Speakers and Singers taku Tora-line. Obtainable it all Lending Chemists. Is and 2b. MEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES.TT ?»H allowance for your old Piano.—No Deposit Pit.no Co., 28, High St. T HE mGH D ST ?OSI S T U PIANO r CO 28 ' Pianos^Ssfawelk 1 N ™ Wframed OS? &? A yoKvKe^ ay« ast- ***&& 4 s fiD-THE BEST, VALUE in the Dow i« D Coloured or■ White »Vft 5* 4s^ -' M*^a«ft,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16032, 25 September 1915, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16032, 25 September 1915, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16032, 25 September 1915, Page 2

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