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s Musical Instruments For Sale-, A LLISON Pianos. — Shipments arrived. XX. Thousands sold in Auckland.—-E. and V. Piano Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicott. Manager. ALLISON, the great English Piano.— Call and see new models. —Sole a stmts, E- and F. Piano Agency, Lid. S. Coldicutt. Manager. XT' STB Y Organs', the World's boat Reed OrJOJ gans. Send for catalogue.—E. and P. Pi->no Agency. Ltd. S. Coidicutt. Manager. COBNET, Boosey, silver-plated, class A, practically new- cheap for cash.—l 97, Jervois Rd., Pop eon by. ________ and Coliard World-renowned Pianos. Great value. World-renowned J Pianos- Great value- Easy termsSole agents, E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coidicutt. Manager _ TTSTEY PIANOS. World-famed for qua!i J jty. Easy terms. —Pole agents, E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. 6. Coidicutt. Manager. EAVESTAFF Pianos, sold jr. K.Z. for 50 jears.—Sole agents. K. and F. Piano Agency. L/td. S. Coldicutt. Manager. KAMAPHONES and Eccords. All leading makes in stock—hi- and F- Piano Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. RAMAPHONE. "His Master's Voice." *JT double motor, magnificent tone; sacrifice, £11, including lot good Records, —67, View Road. Mount Eden. USICIANS. —Violin Sets, old £6 10a, £8. £20; Violoncello. £11; Mandolin, .€7; Flute, £5- Clarionet, £4; Oboe. £'J; Gem Phonograph. £4—70. City Chambers. PIANO, English, suitable for bachelor oa learner; £16 10s; good condition.Penberthy and Ward, opp. Newton Post Office. PIANO, suitable for orchestra, in pssrffct order, well-known maker, free from borer, beautiful tone.—Address at Hbsamj. PIANOS on easy terms Exchanges made. Large stock tor selection—E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. PIANOS for Sale, all makes, at the Richardson Piano Importing Co.. Ltd., 110, Queen St., opp. Milne and Choyce. Musical Instruments Wanted. ACCOBDEONS. Concertinas, in. or out of order; Violins. Fielq Glasses. Broken Jewelle--y, False —Fischer, 350. Queen St. ALWAYS wanting Violins, 'Cellos, and Bows, any condition; highest price —James Hewitt, IS, Swan son St.. Auckland. BROADWOOD Piano.Will pay good price for nice instrument. —B-, 246, Hbbax.p. GOOD Piano wanted; will pay up to £60 for reliable instrument. — Write, Mr. George, Box 790. P-O. GBAMAP HONES, with or without records. \JT wanted; will pay fair price.—70, City Chambers. 'Phone 4009 for representative.

PIANO wanted urgently. English preferred. Price no object..Piano. w. Newton. P.O. PIANO wanted. —State make and where to be seen to Spot Cash. 411, HebalJX PIANO, with iron frame, and free from wood worm, required immediately; no dealers.—C. Grant. Box 623. Auckland. lANO, for family use; moderate price; cash for suitable instrument; no objection little borer.— J. Wilson. Box 532. Household Effects for Sale. A UCTTONS Conducted. Commissions of A any description.— Auctioneer' ing Co. 2218 A BE Wise and Buy from the Maker.— Almond, the Lancashire Mantelpiece t and Cabinet Factory. 82-Si, Hobson St. BEDROOM Suite, oak; also Largs Dining Table, for Sale. —Address at it F.IiALD TJEDSTEADS (2). double, iron and wires. JL> and a few other Articles.sl, McEelvie St.. Ponsonby Rd. __ BELL'S N-10-T Auction Booms, opp. Town Hall, Buys, Sells, Stows, and Values Furniture.—Ring 2516. BUYING FURNITURE? SEE US FIRST. Jt> GET OUR WAITEMATA AUCTIONEERING CO. 3213 A. COT and High Chair for . Sale; good as new.—Mrs. Ellis. Woodbine Ave., Green Lane. ' TT'URNITURE of all descriptions, made to J? order; also Second-hand Furniture, at reasonable prices.—Robarton, 69, Manuka is Rd.. Parnelf. •FURNITURE ALWAYS CHEAPEST AT J? THE WAITEMATA AUCTIONEERING CO. 2213 A. OUR INDIAN RUGS WILL GIVE YOU LASTING SATISFACTION. ARTHUR'S NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE. ELLIOTT STREET. PIANO, good, English, £45; Indian Carpet. 8 by 9, £12 10s; Seagraas Chairs, Piano Stool. Music Stand, Standard Drop head Machine. practically new. —'Phone 697 a. LADY, having sold her Home, wishes to dispose (privately) of her SUPERIOR FURNISHINGS (insured £300), consisting of 9-PIECE VELVET PILE SADDLEBAG SUITE. 2 Largo AXMTNSTER CARPETS. 2 COPPER KERBS and IRONS 2 SIDEBOARDS. 2 HALL STANDS, 2 Large WARDROBES with Bevelled Mirrors, 3 SUPERIOR DOUBLE BEDSTEADS. 1 Very Handsome ITALIAN CANOPY.. Full Brass; 22-ply and 1 £-ply SPRING MATTRESSES. KAPOK BEDS and BOLSTERS, 1 Very Handsome Mottled Kauri BEDROOM SUITE, and 2 other SUITES. 1 SINGLE IRON BED, 9 OCCASIONAL and CARD. TABLES: Handsome PEDESTALS, CANE COUCH, 5 Extra Easy and other CHAIRS. Large KITCHEN TABLE, MANGLE, WRINGER, GARDEN TOOLS, and Quantity Sundries. Write MRS. R. HOWELL. Ponsonby P.O

P. W. DOUGLAS. 'PHONE 898 A. rp © OUE OMB QOMFY, BUY ALL THE TIMS FROM J^OUGiAS. THE HOUSE REPLENISHER, VICTORIA ST. EAST. H. ,[7TCHEK SELLS IT FOR LESS. COfiGOLEUM SQUARES HAVE PROVED THEIR MARVELLOUS VALUE. BUY FROM US. WE HAVE THE BEST SERVICE IN TEE CITY. WE DELIVER*AND LAY THE SQUARES WHERE REQUIRED FREE OF COST. H. B mcm THE LONDON FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. 131. 193. 195, KARASGAHAPE ROAD, (Opposite Newton P.O. gPECIAL JNDIAN J3UG JQISPLAY R T H U R' S. When you are in town this week we normally invite you, without obligation to b:-r, to inspect our Special Showing of Indian Hugs. The soft, rich colours and the Quaint patterns, typical of the Mysterious East, will please the eye oi Lhe nxst critical. T H U R' 3 NEW FURNITURE WAREHOUSE (Next to Old City Markets), ELLIOTT STREET. Household Effects Wanted. XpT7RNITX7RE. second-hand, for a family A _ removing to Auckland; 3 bedrooms, dmingroom, kitchen, or in part lots.Writs Budd, 902. Herald SUPERIOR Furniture wanted, suitable for six-roomed House. .Will take everything as it stands. Write MR. GEORGE, Box 790, P.O. npONSON GARLICK CO~ LTD? -k (Established over 40 Years.) ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST PRICES For Furniture, Pianos, etc Whole Houses Bought Out for Cash Also .Corrugated Iron. EniMers' Materials Motor-cars, Motor-cycles, etc. 'Phone 862 Motor-car kept for PromDfc Service " Consult CHAS. J. SMITH, Auction Dept. gELL Y° US JpHRNITURH WHERE YOU'LL GET MOST MONEY. | Quick Sales and Prompt Settlements. f RUCTION J^OOMS ! 38, QUEEN ST., 38, QUEEN ST., CONDUCT THE LARGEST FURNITURE SALES. Houses of Furniture Bought OuirisfeS SB Cash, or Sold on Commission* QEORGE AUCTIONEER AND VALUES 88, QUEEN STREET. 'Phone'3Bs7.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17276, 27 September 1919, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17276, 27 September 1919, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 8 New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17276, 27 September 1919, Page 2

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