-Wantett to Buy. ' *' A RING to Mrs. Kelly.—She Bays Ladies', - : - '. -Oi. ',: Gent.'s, Children's Clothing. Evening j^ : Dresses. Bead Trimming. 'Phone 26C6.— Hfe«3 392. Queen St. '- ■" ■ .-■ - ""«» APPAREL. — Fischer, 350. Queen Si -' --f —Left-oS : Clothing. Jewellery. Boots, pj Pawn Tickets, -False TeetK 'Phone 8021. S: Mrs. Martin, Representative, will call. ;™§ V\7".t, BUY FU_iM_UBE, Pianos, etc.. " iit • and give highest prices; whole houses -s bought out Motor-car kept for prompt service. 'Phone 862. Auction Department. •j> . CORSON G-ARLICK CO . LTD. g ACCORDEONS Musical Instruments, Broken Jewellery. False Teeth Field Glasses, Guns, Trunks.— Fischer. 350, Queen . St., opp. Grey Statue. ■ APPAREL — Mrs. Onttrhn. 114. Victoria 1 ' St.. gives highest prices for Misfit a„si ' I Left-oit Suits-. Costumes, etc.—'Phone 267*. = APPAREL.— BottenU gives Highest Prices All Kinds oi Left-off C.otmng, Boots, etcls. Elliott St. 'Phone 3.58. A ABEL.—Mrs. Lindsay. Victoria btreet I JO. W.. buys Isft-01l clothing, jewellery, 1 boots, pawn tickets, ac.ioideons, and concer J Unas. 'Phone A 716 , BILLIARD Table, Oft by 4ft 6in in goon order. with accessories.—W., -&_, ttEBALP. » ■| I) u _ 1' L_. _ A, .* i> b A _ it _. I Jj For Boat Trices, I THE ZEALANDIA TRADING CO.. | 'Phone 2431. 20, Stanley Street. BOOKS Wanted— Libraries, parcels. Single Voiumes. Magazines, Novels. _ Mu.ic; i ' top prices.—-trough's. Town Bali' licoJt ■ Store, 376-378, Queen St. C' CHILD'S Rocking Horse, must be in good J repair.— fa-her Christmas, 358, i hj____l-t>. * LAUKSON. Dealer. £6, Fonscuby Rd , Buys in any condition — bicyciCß, : Prams. Tools, Watches, Jewellery, raiw ; . Teeth. High-net prices g.ven. CROQUET Mallet wasted; good quality and condition.—State price to Mal.ci. ; i 583, Herald. m COUNTER, second-hand; must be cheap.— ' Mrs. Drinnin. Mauukau Rd.. —ipsom, ' 1 opp. Tram Barn . _______________ ■ I T7ALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise; top '! JF market price to trade and others.— ; Pcarline Co.. 163. Queen St. , FERRETS, good working ; one dozen .• Thompson and Co.. Cook _.'-. ■I"|7_RRETS wanted urgently; also Pigeons, . JL Pigeons, Pigeons, and Canaries. —... j Walker. 27-1. Queen Street. 1 "T7IELD Glasses wanted to Buy; a good • ' J; pair.— Box 111. Hamilton, with J I price and maker's name. » i~IET the highest Cash Price for your old . VJT • Gold and Silver. Dental Plates, etc — Mrs. Cohen, 134. Victoria St. W. 'Phone 66-A. GEORGE TXTAIiKER. _ K VV 38. Queen Street, ' Will Buy Your Furniture. , f~i ARLIC.— to Buy, about lew. for VX manufacturer. 175. Hesalp. • O.EOEGE TtrALKER. VX \V 38, Queen Street, The Popular Furniture Auctioneer. (SAS Copper, 10 to -0 gallons.— B., 301, X H_KAI_P. HORSES wanted for the lions-— Boyd, Royal Oak Zoo, Onehunga. • IRON Safe wanted; state snake and measure--L men. inside and cu;_ide.— Price and " particulars Sate, Bo- 171, Hawera. Wanted Known. CENTRAL Dyeing. Cleaning, Pressing.; and Repairs. Save your old suits .or* renovating.— J. Fog-rty. 4. Market Entrance. City. ""OAKLEY, the Prince of Auctioneers! 'Phone 2258. ' "ENGAGEMENT 'Rings— Stock D;a-----»—I mond Rings.Aleo Lauren son. 236, r Queen St. LADIES. — your Furs, and Feathers -. to be renovated by Mrs. Greaoen (nee ; Miss Yandle), 40, Khybct Pass. IP HARE, Electric Baths, VVolleslcy St.. -* for Rheumatism and all kindred pains and aches. The best treatment. Advice free. FOR THE RACES.—Timers, Split ChrcnoV" graphs. Omega Chronograph Watches. —Alec. lisurenson. 256, Queen St. FOUNTAIN Pens.—Repairs to all makes at small cost. Supplies of Caps, Clip Fillers, and Ink.—Anderson's Book Mart, Vulcan Lane. Removing a speciality; _ -L fnotor-cars; charges moderate.EL. Dove, New Lynn. 'Phone 3871 (1 long. 2 short rings'. EMSTITCHING, or/ shortest notice.— Miss Sampson, top Soor. HJ_. Arcade. 'Phone 712 A. on shortest notice.— J-J- Miss Sampson, top floor. HJ_. Arcade. 'Phone 712 A. - QAM. PAUL,' for Razor Sharpening-; every Kj razor guaranteed.—H.airdreg?er Queen andiQuay Streets, opp. Ferry Buildings. ' STAMPS. —Approval .beets, all countries: inspection invited.— Stamp Co.. 338, Queen Street. ■ TTirE can always charge yon —Rcslvn * »- Goods, Bis nketi. Underwear, Hoaierv, Wools, etc.—Roslyq House. 446 A. Queen St. T7S7"ANTED Known— your old Umbra!- _»» las covered or repaired at Lethaby'a UmbTella Hospital, 16. Strand Arcade. WANTED Known—Lafiies' Umbrellas. 5a lid. 7s lid. 9s lid'.-and V2s Cd: covers guaranteed two -p.ars.—Lethahv's. Manufacturers. Strand Arcade. TSTATCH and Jewellery Repairs gu_r7ri. r,L A ead Qlck delivery.—Alec Laurenson, / 236, Queen St. ■ WRAGGE Institute and W.;»ta Trorj ; r»T Gardes. Birl:«>nhead.— Indian P->ra<; ; =!> —Museum—Lovely P-iJnw— Flowers. C'io : t-e--t Refreshmenrß. Delightful Health Resort. Admission. Is Id. LADIES:— WHEN KUYINtt SKIRTS HAVE THE V-nY BEST ' We ift«V- Thern TODD. JAMES. AND CO.. . <<0. Queen Street. HfEMOSU L . CASUS. NEW STOCK JUST RIVED. ' Waikato Branch. -Ward St.. Han : : '»n_. C OAKLEY'S methods spell sucL-egs! IM him sell for you. gEREAVEMENT NOTICES AND CABO3 PRINTED IN BEST STYLE SHORTEST NOTICE AT HERALD WORKS. Samnles also at Queen Street. Samnles also at Waikato Branch Ward Street. Haraiiton. HEMSTITCHING ORDERS FOP SPRING. Customers are requested to Send Order* in Early to avoid disappointment. All Work Done by Experts. ■Only Best Sewing Silks Used' Country Orders Executed. "W. P. OCILVIE. Sl6. Quoca Street, -_---_______ MURTONJ 1 IN 100 DIP ha, been removed from the market, and tfc* CHAMPION DIP. 1 IN 200. is ' being sold instead. * "* Five Gallons make 1000 gallons of solution and coats _3 sa. • I LOAN AND MERCANTILE COMPANY, i Agenta * TT'S A QECRET! The "Crothall Way" of Renovating Wearing Apparel is our own secret process. Its success is reflected m our ever-expanding " business. By means of this wonderful process we are continually transforming old suits into new! "lou'il want to b-> smartlooking during the holidays Send us your Old Suit a: once it you wast it returned in Urna tor _!___. You'll ba delighted. Country Orders Solicited. rPHE rmOTHALL WAY pO., Renovating Specialists and Practical Tailora, 137, Symond.! St., Autiiaud. 'Puoae 441.. MONEY MOi EY TO LEND. r »tvt» MONEY if~ TO J?SAn fcfCi MONEY 3*o £«.)\j\J, rj'.o-|, MONEY UPON ANY APPKOVED Hi. MONEY SECURIiY. Including LENT MONEY FURNITURE. irvt MONEY LIVE STOCK. FARM IEVT MONEY IMPLEME.\rS. Etc LEV? MONEY You can a.ways be certain _E\T MONEY of honourablo and , __c- J K\'t» MONEY lutely Clean and St.-aigot jVst MONEY Busi-ieis LEVI' MONEY _. LENT MONEY T, \ir OALK.IND. LENT MONEY lJ- *> • O LENT MONEY CITY CHAMDERS. it, 45, LEV? MONEY Third Floor. I E.NT MONEY Opposite John Court's. LeK""P MONEY Entrance, Q;i?t>D Street LENT MON""Y Or Te.pphone „_J4S. LENT MONEY Corr_;pond.t:ca unclose LENT ? MONEY ' ataaipfd envp!»-je). LENif npHEY QAY /CLOTHING i3RICE3 USTISE - But Economic People will save by send. nig Old Clothes to-us nd having them cleaned and freshened up Garments. Suits, and Honsenold Fabrics renovated with th>> aid c: enr exclusive =«- crat process, will i;ive dotibie the wear. JIV3 cost is tnflms, una the savin" ;a tremendous. wh«r. v big tailoring or • drapery ( bills are wrfius. considerations. 4 Wave all your Clothes in best order or * Christmas Act. now! Country Or- i% ders post free. 4 T?MPiRE pO., 1 ■Odd. Town Hall, 353. QUEEN STREET,' 11 'Phoue 3567. Our Van Calls. M 1 : '.Hi
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17330, 29 November 1919, Page 2
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