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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16968, 30 September 1918, Page 2

\ j | Household Effects Wanted. BUYER of about £60 worth' of Sundry Furniture for dining and bed roem., kitchen, and a few Garden Tools, wanted at " onoc.-Gardner, 570, HEBAIiP. FURNITURE, good, plain, small auan'ity wanted by cash buyer; no dealers - ,' V.N., 694, HEBALP. ; TONSON GARLICS CO., LTD. (Established over 40 Years.) 1 ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST PRICES r For Furniture. Pianos, etc. Whole Houses Bought Out for Cash. ' Also, Corrugated Iron, Builders' Materials, Motor-cars. Motor-cycles, etc. ' 'Phone 862. Motor-car kept for Prompt - Service. k Consult WARREN BLYTH, Auction Dept r ! TURN TT INTO ASH- ] IURN , It Into vasu. r ♦ SEND IT TO I . A RTHUR'S A UCTION JJABT, ' ELLIOTT STREET. - HIGHEST PRICES. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. THOS. B. ARTHUR. Auctioneer. Horses and Vehicles, tor Sate. WE Buy, Sell, and Exchange- at W'yndham Yards, cor. Albert and Wrndham 1 Sta.. Vehicles. Harness. Etc.— sell: Hooded Phaston, splendid order, cost £65, 1 take £80; Lorry, fot top, with pig frame, oil axles, Bpring soV 3 poles, carry 4 tons, £40; Pray, 2yds, 6m tyres; Carts and Gigs, all prices. in 0 R 8 ii L E, Our Special Farm Waggon, with full lock, double purchase brake, oil axles, light draught. 2 or 8 horses abreast. 2 Light Elliptic Spring Gigs. , 1 Second-hand, Long-shafter Gig, with footbrake. 1 Second-hand Tip Dray. „_.„.. . S. BARR, • Vulcan Ironworks. Onehunga. TIfORLEY'S. LTD.. DURHAM ST. W. All Correspondence, "The Manager," , Box 224. Auckland. . Milk Waggon, carry SOcwt £30 Handy Spring Trap, light £13 Good Buggy, seat 6, brake, polo - ... £35 Rubber-tyred Gig. 8 springs £25 Spring Cart, carry your milk - ■ « ■ £14 Stylish Ralli Gig. seat 5 ....... £30 Light American Waggon, 2 seats • • • £15 Pony Gig, skirt wings £15 Useful Sulky, 3 springs £20 Choice Pony Gig. i-shafter £32 Harness and Saddles, good assortment. Horses and Vehicles Wanted. PONY turn-out; pony 12.2; used to all traffic; must De in good order.—W. Nicholis, Canal Rd., Afondale. Live Stock for Sale. COW, good, quiet, for Sale; no legrope; fourth calf; at profit.— Sadgrove, Mt. Albert Rd. COW, choice. Shorthorn; heavy milker, close to profit - price, £20— Schofiold, Main Rd.. St. Heliers. 'Phone 4470 (3 rings). COW, Holstein, third calf, near profit; heavy milker; very quiet, Also, nice Heifer.—E. A. Price, Cambria Park, Papatoetoe. . HEIFER, Jersey, 22 months old, in calf; cheap, £5 10, i; no room.— Kohi- , marama, behind Flying School. Machinery for Sale. CHEESE Plant,—Complete Plant for small factory: Particulars and adi [dress at ABEAM). MOTOR Oil Engines, from 21 to 80 h.p.T bargains.—Apply. William Noton, 81, ' Shortland St. SEPARATOR, 45gal„ almost new; perfect working order; price reasonable; trial given.—Fegan, 32, Pine St. (Dominion' Road terminus). PLOUGH, light. Harrow, light, Cultivator; good as new; also. Light Gig.—Burgess. Blacksmith. Dominion Rd. terminus. 'Phong 4159. ■jITACHINERY FOR ■ SALE. We have a large assortment of Secondhand Machinery on our books, for which we solicit inquiries. We' would also be glad to have particulars of any Machinery for Sale. LAIRD BROS., Customs fit. W., Auckland. Machinery Wanted. MOTOR. Hi 2, or 2}-h.p., wanted urgently. Full particulars to Box 466, Auckland. .r i a Dogs for Sale. COLLIE Pups, dogs, 2, out of Flora Finch, for Sale; first N.Z. bred last Auckland Show.— Starr. Hnntly. Dogs Wanted. CATTLE Pups, 2, wanted to Buy; old enough to train; must be good.—H. Hill, Bombay. Poultry, Birds, Etc., For Sale. EGGS— Island Reds, Ist, 2nd Prizewinners, selected birds, 7s 6d dozen; unfertile replaced.— C. Wallace, Hamilton East. BHODE Island Reds, best utility; Settings, 6s, posted 8s 6d; good hatch guaranteed. —JR., 22. St. Btephen|s_Avenue, Parnell. WHITE Wyandottes. Black Orpingtons, the two best dual purpose breeds in existence, best winter layers: eggs, Cs lid per dozen, postage Graham. Luke St.. Otahuhn. Motors and Cycles For Sale. MOTOR npBUCK JTIYRES RE. i riOSTLY rpHLNGSI That's why you should , consider relative merits carefully before buying. Midland Solid Baud Tyros have a reputation for Quality and Service— & reputation that is well earned and sustained by economical performances. riET T'HE "MIDLAND" pBICE T IST. Write for it To-day. CHIEF AGENT FOR N.Z.: TJARMAN p piNEMORE, 123, WORCESTER ST., CHRIBTCHTJRCn. DISTRICT ■ AGENT: G. W. COX. P.O. Box 641, Auckland. ccripps -nooiH MOTOR-CARS, THE SMARTEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE TWO-SEATERS IN AUCKLAND, IVE LIGHT WEIGHT, AND WILL DO 30 MILES TO GALLON OF BENZINE If you possess a big, heavy car and want an economical runabout of stylish appearance or if you- want an ideal lady's car, you 11 never regret investing in a « . . " 80RIPP8 BOOTH." Most of these Cars taken by delighted purchasers immediately they were opened up., and already everyone is commenting on their smart appearance. Call and Inspect gPRAGG'S . (JABAGE, LOBNE STREET. NEW CARS ARRIVING. JHE' "JIFFY" -pOBl) OTARTER. Dear Mr. Roberta,— The '' Jiffy" Ford Starter is perfect, as far as I am concerned. It has never yet tailed me, and it is surely a good test that in the extremely cold weather met with in Canterbury in the winter time, no difficulty is experienced, in operating the starter. On one occasion the car was snowed in for three days, and when it was finally got out/ it started in less than a minute with the 'Jiffy. Now, to show how stiff the engine gets in cold weather, I can state it is practically impossible to swing it ovor by handle starter, without first giving a few pulls up of the handle. I am still using the same battery of six dry cells originally in- ; stalled 12 months ago, before I fixed the /'Jiffy" Starter. Please send me, as soon as possible, another "Jiffy" Starter. > i This is only ONE of the credentials re- . ceived in regard to the "Jiffy" Starter. i •Solo Agent, CHAB. ROBERTS, 'Phone A 2396. 60, Queen Street. ,-. ..>/;■ ;, ~' ... .. ii .;.,LJi_ J „.j .j__uL: .-._-««