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Apartments Vacant. "DOOM, L large, suitable for 2 ladies in ' XV business or married couple; near Chel- • tenham Beach.—Write Beach. 1378. HERALD. SUITE of 3 Rooms, comfortably furnieHed; separate kitchen, gas stove, slot meter, "phone; most convenient.37, Sentinel Rd., Ponaonby- ________ THE BELLS, 186, Hobson St., next St. Matthew's Church.—Vacancies for permanents and —'Phone. 1339. TRY Waioke House, Deep Creek, .for your seaside holiday, never regret it; ideal camping —Particulars ring Oaeroa Bureau, or apply J. A. Beale, Solicitor, Palmarston Buildings. SUITE of 2 Booms, with separate kitchenette and gas stove, comfortably furnished, in superior house; moderate rent. —Address at 'B-aiAIJ). QUEENSCLIFFE. SCOTIA PLACE OFF QUEEN STREET, Three minutes above Town Hall. MODERN FURNISHED APARTMENTS. Double and Single Rooms. Breakfast if desired, also use private kitchens Central, select, quiet. 'Phone 4086. MRS. FISCHER. "T> U R W O O D," ■*-» PRINCES STREET (Overlooking Albert Park). MRS. HEMUS has again taken over the above well-known PRIVATE HOTEL, and Visitors and Permanents will get as well catered for as in the past. The house has been thoroughly renovated throughout. All modern conveniences. Quiet and select. Reasonable tariff. MRS- HEMUS, Proprietress. "I7TSNNEDY BAY, THE NEW SEASIDE IX. RESORT. Finest sea-bathing and fishing. Use row-ing-boats free. Good table, every accommodation. Easy access Auckland thrice weekly via Coromandel. Direct boat monthly. Mercury Bay boats call. 30s per week. Wire to W. L. MATTHEWS, Proprietor. T AHGHAM. Wyndham Street. -" "Phone 2253. (Next Laidlaw Leeds). BOARD-RESIDENCE. Within few minutes of tram, wharf, trams, theatres, and salt water baths. Bflliardroom. Terms Moderate (Permanents 255). THE CHIMES, 57. SYMONDS STREET. Vacancies for Permanents and Tourists. MRS. MARTIN. Proprietress. 'Phone 1144. THE GIRLS' HOSTEL, - TUNOA," CITY ROAD, AUCKLAND. , Principal - , - MISS HAMMOND. A Beautiful Private Home, near all the Colleges, very high elevation, commanding view of the harbour, quiet and healthy. For Students, Scholars of Secondary Schools, and othe? girls needing a home in town. Young Girls specially cared for and looked after. For terms, apply to the Principal. 'Phone, 2659. ■ r——. ———-————»—————————-—————————————»——-————> Wanted to Boy. BOTTLES.— Pints, beer, 7d: Quarts, beer. Is 2d- Whiskies and Wines, 10d—Box 436. G-P.O. BUTTER-Worker, good, second-hand, wanted cheap.—C.C.. 1356, HEBALD. (fIOWS, ten or a dozen, good, at profit. v wanted at once.—Wm. Gordon, Essex Road, Mount Eden. DOG-CART, rubber tyred, and Harness, good, second-hand.— Loan Co., 5, Law Court Buildings, High St. ENGLISH Concertina or good make, for Cash or Exchange B S.A., 2-speed. B.P. Cycle, splendid order, cost —Music, 1388, HeBAIiOI GAS Engine, in good condition, 2-3-horse power.Box 84, Dargaville. HORSE wanted lor general farm work; quiet and cheap; full particulars. Pony Hack tor Sale.Marks, Whangarsta. LIGHT Horse and Cart or Pony wanted in exchange for Section or Cash.—Pony. 1396, HEBALD ILK, 20 gallons daily, delivered by pii- road preferred.State price, etc., to Milk. 1323. HEBALD. PONY (Shetland), with low Gig and Harness, seat 3. reliable; suit little girl, ride or.—Pony. 1379, HERALD. PIANOS Bought for Cash. Best prices given for sound instruments.—State i makers and price to Richardson Piano Agency, A-M.P. Bldgs.. Queen St REFLEX Camera, ior i plate.—Full particulars, size, maker, lens, price, to Camera. Box 8, Te Kuiti. APPAREL— Mrs. Martin. 842. Queen St.. opp. Statue, buys every description Second-hand Clothing, Travellinff Trunks. Jewellery, etc. Hishest prices. 'Phone 3303. APPAREL.— W. Fischer. 850. Queen St. fopp. Statue), buyer Left-off Clothing. Suit Cases. Jewellery. Boots, False Teeth, Thone 302 L Country orders solicited. CLARKSON, Dealer, 38, Ponsonby Rd., buys Tools, Bicycles, Guns, Revolvers, Jewellery, Bags, Cameras, etc. Highest prices given. AGS. RAGS. RAGS. TAKLE BROS.. Rag Merchants, Union Street. 'Phone 527. Tailors' Cuttings a Specialty. TI/fBS. OUTRTM will Boy your Left-off A'-JL or Misfit Clothing, etc.; highest prices. —114. Victoria Bt. 'Phone 2674. MRS. BROWN, 90, Hobson St. buys Ladies' and Gent's and Children's Leftoff and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc. Letters i promptly attended to. TLTRS. BOTTRTLL buys Ladies'. Gent 'a. ATX and Children's Superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing. Letters attended to.— Elliott St. two doors from Wellesley St 'Phone 8489. FALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise, wanted to Buy; top market price to trade and others by return Manager, Pearline Co.. 56. City Chambers. * LD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT, sound ! or broken; best possible prices in New Zealand—Send any you have to 3. Dunstone, Box 1053. G.P.0.. Auckland; est 25 yean. Caah by return pout RENO up Mrs. Kelly.—She Buys and Sells Ladies'. Gent's, and Children's Misfit Clothing. Trunks, Boots.* 'Phone 2606.—392, Queen St BOTTLES. SCRAP METALS, HORSE SHOES, AND SCRAP IRON. Highest prices_giyen. Write for quotations. HILDRETH AND SON, Customs St West GET the Money Furniture, in any quan- • tity, bought outright for spot cash; generous prices guaranteed. HADRUP iND McHARDY, Auctioneers, 4, Lome St. 'Phone 3756. 7_H.P. STANDARD Marine Oil Engine, in good running order, second-hand.— State particulars Marine, 1891. HEBALO. ~A CHANCE FOR THE FARMER. Wanted to Buy— PADDOCKS OF LOTUS MAJOR, WHITE CLOVER, RED CLOVER, OR MIXED. FOR HARVESTING FOR SEED. Any quantity, any district. Farmers can keep hay if required. Up to £4 per acre given. It will pay you to write at once to CLOVER. P.O. Box 629. Auckland. P V N G US. Send your FUNGUS to the DIRECT EXPORTER. We give HIGHEST MARKET PRICE ONLY. AH CHEE AND CO., Box 758, Auckland, opp. G.P.O. GENT'S MISFIT AND CAST-OFF APPABFL, OVERCOATS. MACKS., TRUNKS, BOOTS. PAWN TICKETS Etc., Etc. GET OUR PRICES before giving away or selling for a mere song. Owing to big demand we are offering from 10s to 60s per suit. Ring up 8976. and our representative will call on you. THE LONDON CLOTHING, CLEANING, AND REPAIRING CO.. 4, Gt. North Road (nr. Ponsonby Reservoir). WANTED— A SUPPLY OF 5000 DOZE "* EGGS WEEKLY. , , HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. 1 Apply, AUC I& &0 - OPEBA TrVE EGGPRODUCERS' ASSOCIATION, [ Darby Street. ' W l !,, t ABE BUYERS FOR CASH BOTTL¥q R omall D 9 uanti t of OTT^ n S e RUBBER, QLABK gEOS. I PRAKE ST., AUCKLAND. * Phm . „ ton 1 Miscellaneous Wanteds. - A GE a„T - out S. Island, is own forST through-Sub-Agencies in that Isianil i£_f"_« ■ 560. Chnatchurch. *»-_«ni, ±Sox . 500 M wL W ?l ted t0 - inspect La test Pat- ' if Y a , tsrn » l °l coming season at Little , Tailor Shop, Victoria St E. 'Phone aosa Alterations and Repairs ' -fooue 3088 -

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16098, 11 December 1915, Page 2

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