Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16230, 16 May 1916, Page 2

'■:;•:' Apartments Vacant. ' , ' ,fc.-,,„i, ~L , „,,,„. ~.„.,„.. „„..,,„,.„. ~'n, i , . .w-«r..i...j'; . 1- ' ■■"■'.. ~■■-"— -u! "iTlj ■ ■ .'.a. i■j. ■ i-ir*^ THE WILLOWS,: Wynyard St., also en- •;■•;< tranco Lower Symonds ; St.—Superior Furnished 'Booms,.' use conveniences; break- '. ,' fast optional;' select, central. ';-., .■'■'; , T' H-.:.':E>«' ; ' , ''^' > CHIMES, - 67, SYMONDS- STREET. ■> ■ ■ The above Popular House is now conducted as an Apartment House on tho English system. 'Phone 1144. ■ :; •' "'"" ■'" 'jp*■:. ":"'•;',: MRS. MARTIN. RE X C 0 U R T. LOWER SYMONDS STREET .(Overlooking Government ( House Grounds).- ~-,. w V* 'Phono 1085. • -~ . SELF-CONTAINED FLAT, furnished, consisting of bedroom, sittingroom, kitchenette, balcony; own. gas and electric light. Immediate possession. \— : ■ <_ O ERE N TO, 0 3, GRAFTON ROAD (Near Choral Hall). First-class Accommodation. 'Phone 1708. »T<HE GIRLS' HOSTEL, "TUNOA," tl CITY ROAD, AUCKLAND. Principal - - MISS HAMMOND. A Beautiful Private Homo, near all the Colleges."very high elevation, commanding view of the harbour, quiet and healthy. For Students. Scholars of Secondary Schools, and other girls needing a homo in town. Young Girls specially cared for and looked For "terms, apply to the Principal. 'Phone 2689. 1. ■ I Wanted to Boy. jT> OOKSi; Mazarines, .etc., bought, exIX> changed.. We will call on —Inter-national,-54, Gi. North Rd., opp. Pollen St. rrjOTTLES. quart; best price.— JO 3427, Hbhai.P._ i ' . "|?ALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise, wanted JL 1 to Buy; top market price to trade and others by return mail.Manager. Pearline Co.. 56. City Chambers. ■ PERSIAN . Cat or Kitten, female, blue, wanted to Buy.Price, etc.. to Blue Persian. 3434. HERALD. ■ PICKLE Bottles, in any 1 quantity, all •aizes.-r'SaDford's Fish Mart, Customs Street West. I jTDOAD Grader, 4-horso in good condition; UtV Austin preferred; . state full particulars. —Contractor; 2970,-HEEAID. APPAREL.— Fischer. 350, Queen St. {Opp. Statue); buyer Left-off Clothing, Second-hand Jewellery, Boots, False Teeth, Pawn Tickets.—'Phone-3021. [ A PPAREL.— Martin, 342, Queen St., J3L opp. Statue, buys every description Second-hand ..Clothing, Travelling Trunks, Jewellery, etc. Highest prices. • 'Phone 3303. '/TLOTHING.— Aldridge will buy your !V Misfit, and Left-off Clothing highest prices* given.—Wellesley St. W.. opp. old Y.M.C.A. . ..... . r\/TRS. BROWN, 90, Hobson St., buys LLVA Ladies,' and Gent.'a and Children's Leftoff and Misfit Clothing, -Boots, etc. Letters promptly attended to. MRS. BOTTRILL biwa Ladies', Gent's, and Children's . Superior Misfit and t-off Clothing. • Letters attended to.— Elliott . St.. two doors from WeUesley St. 'Phone 3488. JM| RING up Mrs. Kelly.—She buys and sells Ladies'. Gent.'s, and" Children's Misfit Clothing. Trunks, Boots. ' 'Phone 2606. 592. Queen St. - - ...... fpHE NATIONAL CO-OP. AGENCY. Ltd.. lA. Smeeton's Buildings, Queen St. Auckland, Collect and Purchase Over-due Accounts. frfrANTED: — SCARLET RUNNER » v »'...--..■.,-,,.,,. .. BEANS, Large or Small Quantities. ARTHUR YATES AND CO.. LTD., " Lower Albert Street. jOECOND-HAND FLOUR AND : CHAFF *■* "'^' Vii( '~.. SACKS. '-?; .'. TEXTILE BAG. AND SACK CO., LTD., K NELSON STREET EXTENSION. ,'. ' ■•' n-' "Phone. 2854. --" ■ «ACft S. SACKS. SACKS. ■■■■-.- Wanted Xi> Buy— 10,000 GOOD SACKS, FREE FROM HOLES ......... ..... 'A 150,..,-,,. • h.' FIVE TONS GOOD HONEY. ■ • •'■ E. A. PERKINS AND CO., - •■■^c"-".-•*•► -..City Market ■ in . — 1 tT> EST """ RICES GIVEN 'X> -j &a, . For v .;,■'.w.i .. i. ■ >■ Old Artificial Teeth Plates, Platinum Ping, _ .:*;..*..: "etc..i«to.; V" - ■ ■■ Dental Alloy, k Old Gold and Silver, Bags, ' Musical Instruments, etc., etc. .' AUCKLAND DEPOSIT ;AND I INVEST- ■ •-. .r.MBKT-"' CO..'- ■■-~• , Next W«erley Hotel. 16. Queen Street. , ; A. wOoILEY, Manager, . i""" . , .....',;'".'. ' _ Wanted Known. -■■* VARICOSE Veins, Ulcerated Limbs— an,- Elastic : Stocking, made to measure; the oply"reliisf,Trßettison, 47, Elliott St. BEAR 'Ladies.—Name engraved, fid; Brooch '■ Pins, 3d; Main Spring, 2s Cd; -, New Home ''-Sewing--Machines.-—Dennes, Strand Arcade..r #~«.-" »v tADIES. ~ Confectionery Manufacturing -U taught-with the assistance of one saucepan. Six freo recipes.—lnterview Croaker, 174. Queen. St. LADIES. Why Work 1 for Others?— employment, totally new to Auckland.— Interview Croaker, Confectionery Expert, 174, Queen St. ■ ■ . ~ ■ ' ■ —_—_____. nr ADIES' Garments Cut, Tacked, and J-i Fitted: easy to complete at home.— Mis* Macready, 28a, Second Floor. Strand Arcade. KB ALE, Sale.—All classes of Drapery, scarce *J line?, -at . auction prices.—76, Pitt St.. opp. Fire Statiah. Great Bargains. VERCOATS.-Just received: A splendid assortment of Rainproof and Tweed Overcoats. _Lowest prices.—Todd, James. and Co.. Wakefield St. ' rpHE.BEST Talking Machine is the Edison ■■' .X Diamond Disc Phonograph; absolutely teuperb. . Plays a lOin indestructible record for 6 minutes. Played with a diamond: no needles required. From £25. Call and near it. Terms arranged.— Phono Shop, 227. Karangahape Rd. "' ?W7"HY go to towxC/or Records?— them ,'■ 1 tfj inNewton. Double-sided from 2s 6d- ;. Edison y Blue Amberol. full stock; Grama,av.'.. phones from' £3 10s j Phonographs from £1 o: 30s: terms or.cash. Repairs.—Only address. •','; ?■ City , Supptf-t Stores. Tabernacle Buildings. 40, Karangahape Road. Auckland j jTI/fADAME CUBBEB.' Queen of Occultism. Uyi. Crystal Seer. Send date of birth. Masseuse:—Can be consulted 182 i .Victoria St. W.,. IA S B'l-N"' TABLET S. -** English Equivalent. • 25*s, 4s;. IOCs, 16s. H. V. LONG. Chemist. ~.,.., . Kingsland. —' .. ". ,j [J^ADIES; • ; CAN ECONOMISE 1 .And.now that personal economy is of such, vital importance, no opportunity should be missed. As an example of how you can {save compare the cost ©I a new costume with h© cost of having an old one made to look ike new: Cost of New Costume ... £7 7 0 Cost of Cleaning and Pressing 0 8 0 SAVED I ... £6 19 0 EC : E. c eotha:ll RENOVATING SPECIALIST AND PRACTICAL TAILOR. 137, Symonds St. 'Phone, 4414. j)0 YOU i PAY A BIG BENT." Did it ever strike you that the Customer not the Tenant pays the rent? 8 F« eve« Suit sold m a flash shop, from 16." 20a „ added on for rent and expenses, then they employ tailors to do.the coat work w« pay the lowest rent in town, and mak« TLI coats ourselves. That is the roauon we can quote you 10s to 15s lower than Wo do not sell you an inferior art: c l a _, „ BROUGHTON'B, ' 25. Wellesley Street W.. above Fuller's. jKBESS BETTER AT LESB COST! Any Lady-or Gentleman can do this bv Sending their Costumes and Suits to bo Drv 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,■,' Country orders receive, prompt attention. One address only; THE EMPIRE CLEANING CO.. 358. Queen St" 1 opp. Town, Halt Vang collect. 'Phone 3867. W, A' W ITS D . KNOWN. '. ~. T^tDfiESfIMAK^RS. We do— '"■',!>•:*'''"■'"'"■ s """''.'■', HEMSTITCHING, ,H ACCORDEON PLEATING. '": PrNKTNG. ' "v- ---'•; GOFFEBiNd-.:' "::.-'• '" r . '. BUTTONS AND .BUTTON-HOLES MADE . TO ORDER. * ; KEW FASHION BOOKS and ~; PATTE%B*BWularly Beceivei - — W. P. OGILVIE0 GILVIE - j: '; ; > 811, .QUEEN. STREET,