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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17328, 27 November 1919, Page 2

Apartments Vacant. - Tf : ; - "DOOMS (2), unfurnished: grate, separate XX meter, gas ring; within 2d section. — Address at McPherson's. Baker, Mt. Eden Rd. ROOMS, two, in modern bungalow; suit Av lady at business; Dominion Road tern minus. 3min. car. Refs.— Address at Herald. ROOMS (2). and Kitchenette, unfur.; own . # gas stove; close tram; harbour view; suit mother and daughter, or ladies going ■business.—Address at Herald. ROOMSk ' furnished, unfurnished, private residence; large grounds, beautiful view; extensive balcony, outside sleeping accommodation. — Address' at HERALD 1 . ROOMS.— Single Beds, 6s per week. Breakfast if desirled. All conveniences. — Brighton House. 61, Hobson St.. rear Vici ( toria St. ROOMS.— Single Beds. 6s 6d and 8s 6d. breakfast if desired: Double- (M.C.I. 20s: all convs.: sitting-smoke room, hot bath . and shower, electric light throughout; 3mms station.—Victoria House. 48. Nelson St.. City. SITTINGROOM and Bedroom, furnished: separate gas stove and meter; telephone, hot bath— ll, St. Benedict's St. 9 'Phone 1497. - I __,__ —~ 'QORR E N T O, £5 3. GRAFTON RD , near Choral Hall, , First-class Accommodation. 'Phone 1708. MISS -C. BURKE. r ___________________ J HP HURLESTONE— Flat, furn.. 2 rooms. , I verandah, separate entrance, convs.; also furn. Room -, no children.— Manukau Rd.. Parnell. . THE CHIME S. 57. SYMONDS STREET. The above Popular Hous© is now con- , ducted as an Apartment House on the English system. Breakfast if desired. 'Phono 1144. MRS. MARTIN. Pupils Wanted. ACOUNTANCY. Law Professional, Matriculation. Pharmacy, and other public examinations taught personally or " bv correspondence!— Write for prospectus to Metropolitan College. G.P.0.. Box. 671. Auckland. ASHLEIGH Coaching College. N.Z. Insur- __. ance Buildings. — Coach for all public exams.; backward education a. speciality. Terms moderate. BASKETWORK, Leatherwork. Wood Carving. Pckerwork. Pen. Painting, et".; articles ready designed: price lists posted; terms.— Miss Ayling, 4. Strand Arcade, . Auckland. _* BE Swimming before Christmas; Classes starting September: 12 lessons, £*. Is. Delays are dangerous.— D. B. Anderson, instructor. P.O. Bos 1327. COMMERCIAL Scholarship.— SecTCommer cial Colleges' Column.—Bast-en's Commercial Traiuing College. LADIES— Sweet-making taught thoroughly -* by expert instructor, success guaranteed; homes visited.—-Writo first instance Chocolate, Box 734. G.P.O. LEARN TO WRITE BHOWCARDS—Day and Evening Classes and by Correspondence.— Willolt Showcards, 466. Queen St. . 10 per cent, off for Soldiers. > LLE. LE HOUX. Dressmaking Classes. iVJL 14. Tabernacle Bldgs- Classes daily; also 7 p.m., Mon.. Wed-, Sat. iThuxs. morning only). Tuition Wanted. PROBATIONER, entering public hospital, wants Coach, near hospital, who would help her to qualify fox examinations. — Probationer, 233. HERALD. Wanted to Buy. A RING to Mrs. Kelly.— Buys Ladies', -_ Gent.'s. Children's Clothing. Evening Dresses. Bead Trimming. 'Phone 2606. 392. Qneen St A PPAREL. — Fischer, 350. Queen St. *3l —Leit«3ff Clothing. Jewellery. Boots. . Fawn Tickets, False Teeth. "Phone 3021. Mrs.. Martin. Representative, will call. WE BUY FURNITURE. Pianos etc., " " and give highest prices; whole houses bought out Motor-car kept for prompt service. 'Phone 862. Auction Department , > TONSON GARLICK CO ■~ LTD. ; A CCORDEONS Musical Instruments, A. Broken Jewellery. False Teeth, field Glasses. Guns, Trunks.—Fischer, 350, Queen at opp ' Grey Statue. APPAREL - Mrs. Outtriin, U*. Victoria, St.. gives highest prices for Misfit aud • Left-ofi Suits, Costumes, etc.— 'Phone 2674. Botterill give* Highest Prices All Kinde of Left-ofi Clothing. Boots, etc— Elliott St. 'Phone 3488. BILLIARD TABLES, one or two, and Accessories; state price, —Brown, 170. Herald. BILLIARD Cloth, } table, second-hand; must be in good order.—Green Supermtendent. West End Bowling Club. BOTTLES AND SACKS. For Best Prices. > THE ZEALANDIA TRADING CO.. Theme 2431. 20, Stanley Street. BOOKS Wanted — Libraries, Parcels, Single Volumes, Magazinfts. Novels. Music; top prices.— Brougn's. Town Hall Book i Store, 376-375, Queen St. CLARKSON. Dealer. 38, Ponsdnby Rd., Buys in any condition — Bicycles, Prams. Tools, Watches, Jewellery, fcalse . Teeth. Highest prices given. CONTENTS OF TEAROOMS AND FITTINGS _. WANTED TO BUY. , At>ply URGENT. 122. Hamilton G.P.O. FALSE Teeth, sound or -otherwise; top market price to trade and others. — Pearling Co.. 168. Queen St. FERRETS, good working; one dozen wanted.—Thompson and Co., Cook St. GARLIC— to Buy, about iewt for manufacturer.— R.S.. 175. Herald. GAS Copper. 10 to 20 gallons.—J.B., 301. ILera-D. GET the highest fcash Price for your old Gold and Silver. Dental Plates, etc.— ' Mrs. Cohen, 134, Victoria St. W. 'Phone 6G3A. HORSES wanted lor the lions—Boyd, Royal Oak Zoo. Onehunga. HAVE you anything to Sell 'I No delay; spot cash.—Ring Vickerstaffe. the All- ; round Buyer. 'Phone 3869 (4 rings). IRON Safe wanted; state make and measurement insido and outside. Price and particulars Safe, Box 171, Hawera.. KAURI GUM.—We are Cash Buyers at highest market rales of ail grades. THOS. LEES AND SONS. Customs St. East. I AWN Roller wanted; state number of JLj cylinders, kind of ballast, approximate weight, where situated, and price. — Tennis, 287. Herald. OLD FALSE TEETH Bought, sound or broken; beet possible prices in New Zealand. Send any you have to J. Dunstone, Box 1418, Auckland. Est. 2S years Cash by return post. RABBIT Traps, 100, second-hand, wanted to Buy for cash ; in good working order. Thompson and Co., Cook St. SAFE, office, fireproof.— Send particulars to Ledger, 230. Herald. _ CTAME'S Wanted— G.R 1., S«.moa. old N.Z. O Collections, etc.: highest price given.— ; Powell and Co . 65. Shortland St. 8~ ELLIN G OFF YOUR HOME?— SULT THE WAITEMATA AUCTIONEERING CO. 2213 A. STOVE (Kerosene). single or double burners, wanted to Buy.— Apply Stove. 314. HERALD. Y\7"E BUY FURNITURE. CONSULT W US.-WAITEMAI'A AUCTIONEER. ING CO 2213 A. A 1 (lQ- PHONE Number. — Newmarket ■ 'dtlUt? Trading Co. want Bottl»s, Metals, ■ Sacks. Rags- Give us a ring. We will call. . p A S # H FOR SACKSHIGHEST PRICES GIVEN ON DELIVERY FOR SECONDHAND CHAFF FLOUR. OR GRAIN SACKS, In any quantity. Forward your next bundle to , TEXTILE BAG AND SACK CO., LTD, i Alongside City Markets. 'Phone 2854. ■ I "Li U N G u a. i WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF GOOD ! SUN-DRIED FUNGUS. j Highest Price Given. I AH CHEE. I Box 753. Opposite G.P.O .IK a u r - g u mj SAVE THE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT! Consign your Gum Direct lo us. • GIVE US A TRtAL. , LIGHTEN STEIN, ARNOLDSON AND CO., s Quay Street. EXPORTER S. T> A B B 1 T _ K 1 a a . ' I WE ARE CASH BUYERS. COUNTRY CONSIGNMENTS RECEIVE ; SPECIAL ATTENTION. V " £,ivJ: ' * Prompt Returns. Highest Price* SEND FOR PRICE LIST. THOMPSON AND CO., i. Cook Street Near Town HalL