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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17110, 15 March 1919, Page 2

Wanted to Bny. A RING to Mrs. Kelly.—She Buy 3 Ladies', Gent.'». Children's Clothing. Evonlug Dresses, Bead Trimming. 'Phone 2606 — 392. Queen St. ____^__ A RING to Mrs. Lindsay.—Buys nil kinds Loft-off Clothing. Oldest dealer. All orders promptly attended to. 'Phono A7lO. WE BUY FURNITURE, Pianos, etc., it and givo highest prices; whole house* bought out. Motor-car kept for prompt service. 'Phone 882, Auction Department. TONSON GARLICK CO.. LTD. APPAREL.-Mrs. Botterill gives Highest Prices All Kinds of Left-off Coining, Boots. eto.-4S. Elliott St. 'Phone 3488 APPAREL. — Fischer, 350, Queen Bt. —Left-off Clothing. Jewellery, Boots, Pawn Tickets, False Teeth. 'Phono 3021. Mrs. Martin. Representative, will call. BOOKS in any quantity; Motion Picture Magazines, otc.; highest prices paid.— Book Bazaar, 42, Wellesley St. W. BOTTLES. Rags, Petals. Bones, etc.. Australasian Waste Product and Bottle Co., 43. Hobson St, (next Farmers' Union). BOTTLES AND SACKS. For Best Prices. THE ZEALANDIA TRADING CO.. 'Phone 2431. 20. gtanley Street. BOOKS Wanted.— Parcels. Single Volumes, Magazine*, Novels top prices. Brough's Old Book Shop, 378. Queen St., opp. Town Ball. , CHAIR, Lounge, full length,, cauo. or canvas, arm rests. Reply immediate. -Chair. 119, 'HERALD. CLARKSON. Dealer. 88. Ponsonby Rd., Buys in any condition—Bicycles, Prams.. Tools. Wavties, Jewellery. False Teeth. Highost pricos given. , ___ PMBB Teeth, sound or otherwise; top market price to trade and others.— Pearline Co-, 168, Queen St, FURNITURE lor 2, or 3 bedrooms, dining' room, and kitchen, and lew necessary Garden Tools; will pay cash.—Write Cauldron. HERALD. HOUSES for Removal, old and new, bought for Cash: highest piico given. —Johnstone, 111. Ponsonby Rd. HORSES wanted for the lions.—Boyd, Royal Oak Zoo. Onehunga. KAURI Gam wanted to Buy In any quanAits, email or large; best price and prompt reply.—James Trubuhovioh. 23, Customs St. E., 3rd floor. 'Phone 2018. KAURI GUM.-Wo are Cash Buyer* M highest market rates of, all grades. THOB. LEES AND SONS, Customs St. East. MILK.-Wanted. three cans daily, either on rail or wharf, Auekland.—Takajpuna Dairy, Devonport. PLATE Glass, one sheet, GO by 66. wanted to Buy.—Marshall, Contractor. 44, KaranEahapo Road. TARPAULIN wanted; also ft few Sheet* of Corrugated Iron.—St&to pnee to Harriaon._3o._Karangahape Rd. iIAA—'PHONE Number — Newmarket 4J.Ui7 Trading Co., want Bottles, Metals, Sacks, Rags. Give us a ring. We will call. tT~ Un G us X AND KAURI GUM. We are Buyers of Sun-dried Fungus and all grader of Kauri Gum At Highest Market Rates. L. 8. MAXWELL AND CO.. Lower Hobson Street. JTAURI (J UM And FUNGUS. We are Buyers of All Grades of Kauri Gum and Fungus at HIGHEST MARKET RATES. L. S. MAXWELL AND CO., Lower Hobson Street, DOLDIERS' DIARIES. The' Mitchell Library, Sydney, is desirous of purchasing, for permanent preservation, Original Diaries of Australian and Mew Zealand soldiers taking part in the Great War. Good prices will be paid for good material. Address: Mitchell Library, Macguano Street, Sydnoy For the Trustees, W. H. IFOULD, Principal Librarian and Secretary. QACKS! SACK 81 SECOND-HAND CHAFF. FLOUR, OB • GRAIN SACKS BOUGHT IN ANY QUANTITY. TEXTILE BAG AND SACK CO.. LTD., Nelson Street Extension. . 'Phone 2854. mo TAILORS. WOOLLEN CUTTINGS BOUGHT. TAKLE BROS., 'Phone 527. 101. Union St.. Auckland. WB ABB BUYERS OF FUNGUS. FUNGUS. FUNGUS. Best Pricos Given. AH CHEE, Box 753. Opposite G.P.Q. WANTEDKA TONB POTATOES. KQ TONS DRY ONIONS. ■i A TONS PICKLERS. Write. E. A P ERKINS AND C°" NEW CITY MARKETS, AUCKLAND; ~ Pupils Wanted, AUCKLAND School of Pharmacy resume! Coaching March 10., A, B, and C Sections for June exams,—Principal, 'phone 14111 BASKETWORK. Leatherwork. J?ood Carv ing, Pokerwork. Pen Painting, etc.; articles ready designed; price lists posted; terms.—Miss Ayling. 4. Strand Arcade, Auckland. ,■■ BOXING.-^Urauhart's School re-openi first Wednesday April; classes Wed nesday, Thursday evonings; private lessoni by arrangement.— Durham St. West. CAN You Swim?— Let me teach you. On« learned, never forgotten. Terms: Si) leflßODSi II Is; Classes, 12 lessons, £1 Is— D. B Anderson, Instructor, Tepid Baths. CORRESPONDENCE Lessons, mdividu ail,y compiled each Pupil, ail Subjects Economical efficient courses Matriculation Teachers' Certificates. Pharmacy, Nation* Scholarships, Public Servico Entrance, Book keeping, Shorthand, etc. Write' prospectus 'Special " War" price list.—Metropolitan Cor respondence College, P.0.80x 671 L Auckland LEARN TO WRITE SHOWCARDB—I>»j and Evening Classes and by Corrcspon donee.—Willott Showoards, 466, Queen St 10 per cent, off for SoldiersLEARN Motor-car Driving and Mechanism careful tuition; moderate lees; Citj Council's certificate guaranteed,— :vjd, IS) Wakefield St. . LADIES! — Ball-punching, Skipping Swedish Drill, Ju Jitsu, otc, by private arrangement; daytime 0n1y.—26, Dur ham St. West. J. Urguhart, InstructorLESSONS Pen-painting, Stencilling; Gifti Brides, Babies, Birthdays Ladies' Ham Work sold on commission; Beads for fancj work—ll6, Queen Street. MILLINERY taught thoroughly by competent Milliner. Morning, afternoon, even, ing classes.— Studio, Brd Floor, H.M Arcade, for ail particular*. 88. MALCOMSUN'S Dressmaking Classes, Day or Evening.— Lessons, Is 6d; Term, £3 3s. Costumeß fitted, —Welleslcy St., opp. Opera House. STAMMERING .-Mr. M«Dougall, authoi teacher of newest, quickest, most natura method yet discovered for curing speech d< foots.—Orakau Avenue, Greenwood's Cornel Epsom, Auckland. TUTOR for Publio Exams.; also give Daily Tuition for weak or backwar children; low fees.— Karangahapo Re TUTORIAL Classos forming, Room 11 Tabernacle Bldgs,, Karangahapo Road For Prospectus and Enrolment Forms, appl above address to-night, 7-8 p.m.—Gladys an J. UrquharC, Instructors. UNIVERSITY Coach undertakes indivi dual and correspondence tuition; a subjects and exams.; backward education specialty; Book-keeping tuition by quaiifie book-keeper, commences February; modi rate teas.—Box 1215. G.P.Q ■—- Wanted Known. JOIN fTHE A RMY OF "TT-PINO" TjSERS, That great army needed to defei] the human race against DISEAS GERMS—man's greatest enemy. " U • P I N O," " U . P I N 0," " U -PINO," The famous London disinfectant, being used daily by this army i sensible people, who are determine to keep their homes _ clear of m crobeß and other vermin. Join no arid begin the good fight again sickness, 'disease and death. Order & tin of "U-proo" to-da; It costs only is 3d per half-pint ti: which makes BO pints of full-string! disinfectant. Chemists or Stores. Soles Agents for NZ.: 3, YOCK AND CO., 42, High Stret V