1 Wanted to Buy. ; A RING to Mrs. Kelly—She Buys Ladies' -<—. Gent.'s. Children's Clothing, Evening, Dresses. 'Phone —592. Queen -St. ; A PPAKEL—Mrs. Bctterill gives Highest A Prices All Kiwds" of Left-oil Clothing, Boots, etc.—4s. Elliott St., 'Phone 3-138. BENZINE Cases, in any auantity^—Quote price per doz. to Cases, care Box 859, C.P.0., ■ BOOKS.— Libraries, parcels, single volumes, magazines, novels-; top prices.— 8 Town Hail Book Store. 378. Queen Street. B' OTTLES. HORSEHAIR. BONES. AND OLD,, METALS. FOR BEST PRICES. THE ZEALANDIA TRADING CO.. Phone 2-151. 20. Stanley Street., BRASS, scrap; any quantities: £65 per ton,— H. Birkenhead, Victoria- J-ane. RICKS, 1000 to 2000. second-hand—Price and particulars to A. H. Shepherd, } 'imi, Fukckohe. B KICKS, second-hand; open one week--State price and quantity. _ V\., sua, r 1 KRAi.n, /CAMERA small roll film, good lens; must V.' be ch^^- == Ansco._4*9 L _HßflAi£ : r-HAIRS. SO to 150, for theatre good; \J second-hand.—Particulars to P. Munro. 'I'aiira.ng.-t. . , OLARKSON. Dealer. 38. .Ponsonby Ed.. ■■ _ Buys, any condition.— Bicycles. Watches. 'loots, .r^vflkrv. _______ Teeth; highest prices. /"-OTHING. Jewellery, Fischer 350, \J Queen St.. opp. Grey Statue. Phone 30-21. Mrs. Martin, representative, calls. REAMCam. 1. small —Size and price to L A. Heerdogan. Waikumete. __ FvoLiL, nice, wanted; from 10s to -I.— '* Dart, 468, ___g_____ TT»ALS__ Teeth our only cojmmoditjf : inJL i-reas-ed price paid.Pearline Co., 168, Queen St., only manufacturers. Estab. 50yrs. ALSE Teeth (old).—The public are .warned wo have no canvassers.— Pearline Co., ✓ : I*B. Queetj, St. „ lELD Glasses, Boxing Gloves, Records. ." Broken Jewellery, Tool?, Suits. Child- ] ren's Clothing. Pawn Tickets^—Fischer. Grey Statue. . K"AURI GUM.—We are Clash Buyers, at XX highest market rates of all grades. TELOS. LEES AND SONS. Customs Street East. T AWN MOWER, SECOND-HAND, HORSE X. TRACTION, Write, BOX 100Tb G.P.0.. Auckland. MILKMAN'S Turnout, also Milk Dandy.— IVL Milko, 437. HEEA.-Q. PIPES Net, in good order.—Piper, Box 839, Auckland. RUBBLE —Quantity of Blncstone Rubble wanted. What offers to J. A. Bock, 26, S_ James Street. SEWING Machines, any make, condition, hand or treadle; absolutely highest prices; prompt cash.—Papeete* 95, HEBALD. Q TAMPS—Wanted to bay. Stamp CollecO tions, especially old New; Ze_lands.~— Powell and Co., 65. Shortlaafl St. r TANKS. 2 Square Iron (dOQSal.k wanted; also Counter Scales, in. good order.— Z., Private Bag. Rotorua. TEETH, any old. artificial on) gold, sil- -£- ver, or vulcanite-, sound oi broken. —■ Best prices in New Zealand. Sen)d any you have to J. Duustone, Box 1418, ' Auckland. Money sent by return mail. Estab. 29 years. RAVELLING Trunks for Overseas, X wanted in good order.—Post particulars to i, Smeoton's Bldgs., Auckland*. WE BUY FURNITURE Piarsos. etc., and i ? give highest prices; whole- houaes bought out; motor-car kept for prompt service. 'Phono 862. Auction Depsfetment. tonson GARLICK cd. Ltd. /~1 O D E BOOK. Re'tf.iler wants to Buy an A.B.C. Cods 800k..Fifth Edition. Must be in Good Order. CODE^ 351, Queen Street,, City. "Hi TT N G U S. We are Cash Buyers of -DRIED FUNGUS. In any" Quantity. Bast Prices Given. HUGHES AND COSSAR, : .Libert Street. Auckland. P.O. e ßox 577. FUNGUS. PUNUHS. U N G U S. -_ U N G U S.. WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF GOOD / SUN-DRIED FUNGUS. Highest Price Given. AH CHEE AND CO., Box 755. ■Opposite G-.P.0; €1 RAHAM. 9". and 94. Hobson Street, bujys VT New and Second-hand Furniture of all descriptions. Blankets, Bed Linsh, Piaiaos, and all Musical . Instruments. Watchjes, Jewellery, ' Cutlery, • Bicycles, Push Carres, Prams, Guns, Carpenters' Tools, Harness, Old China. Brass Candlesticks. Boots, Clothing, etc. Highest Prices Given. Call or Write.. Correspondence Promptly Attended To.. - pRAIRIE GRASS SEED.; WE ARE BUYERS OF THE ABOVE. VV;" S. LAURIE AND CO., Seed and Manure Merchants, , 29, Custom Street East, Auckland. '■ anted Known. MAWEINS' Instant Relief Asthma O Powder." for difficulty of breathing, clearing bronchial tubes, catarrh; and asthma. This powder is unrivalled; 2s 6d. post free. -C. W. Hawkins, Herbalist, 150, George. St., Dnnedin. ' , . 57< OUND—Spring Blossom Oiptment, Ist. X Cure-. Sore Legs, Piles, Eczema, Sore Eyes, Skin "Complaints. Bloomine, the great Corn, Wart, and Bunion Cure. 6d. Sold everywhere.— Wholesale Druggists. CHEAPEST READY-TO-WEAR SUITS V- IN TOWN. TODD. JAMES. AND CO.. ' 8. Wakefield Street. COS'S Hat Factory, Karangaaape Rd.. are placing their whole staff Cleaning nd Remodelling Ladies' and Gent.'s Hats. TENNIS Players can now buy superb Racquets at Moderate Cost from R J. Yates, 72. City Chambers. Patent restriaging, extra special gut; repairs. URSE CLAYTON knowe.cause of Manias and Insanity: she positively cures ittestimonials.—36. Vincent St. EASY Furniturb. £20 worth; £5 deposit, 6s Cd weekly. Pianos from 10» deposit.—7o. City Chambers. . EVERY MAN SHOULD LEARN TO SHOOT STRAIGHT. XU \ OUR- ' MINIATURE RIFLE RANGE OFFERS THE CHANCE FOR PRACTICE: i ONE application of Linoarnish lasts twelve months. Makes your linoleum shine again. No drudgery. A child can apply it with brush. Ask your grocer for Linoarnish. ("1 ET an Estimate (Free) for your Electrical X Installation from Robert Tilsley, ISleetrical Engineer, 191, Hobson. St. Tel. 2772., THE housewives' helper that converts drudgery into —Linoarnish. Brush it over the linoleum once a year. See the glow and note its. power to preserve. All grocers* ■ ' t XJ"ARDEST work with old-time methods. II Be up-to-date. Brush on Linoarnish once a year. Brightens and preserves linoleums. Your grocer sells it. Order to-day.-WRAGGE Institute and Waiata Tropical Gardens, Birkenhead.—lndian Paradise Museum Lovely Palms—Flowers. Choicest Refreshments. Delightful '- health resort. Admission, Is. Id. JJOW JS Y<>UB WARDROBE POB /CHRISTMAS? ' LADIES!—Do any of your Costumes need touching up or remodelling to latest fashionable modes? GENTLEMEN!—Do any of your Suits. - — Overcoats, or Summer Togs' . need cleaning, dyeing, mending • and pressing as only the Empire artists can do them? . There is often a lot of good service in clothes actually thrown aside as worthless. Men and women have been amazed at the Empire Cleaning Co.'s wonderful skill in restoring almost . impossible-looking gar- i ments to their pristine elegance for a matter of shillings. Country Orders Solicited EMPIRE CLEANING & DYEING CO : QUEEN STREET. " i Opp. Town Hall Tel. 3867. j ~~ ___! M ORE R OOM "WE M UST JJAVE! | Alterations - and improvements aro in ! contemplation, both at our Symonds fit ■ Premises and art our works (Mt. Eden). Our tast-er-panding business demands more room! The public is recoenisia" more ana more, that our "CBOVTTATf WAY" of renovating wearing apparel and re-modellmg same to latest fashions ■mean much money saved to our r-at™? Send your old clothes to us, iSd see fit transformation w« can effect! the fpHE jpIROTHAiiL ,"^T A Y pO., ( RENOVATING SPECIALISTS Awn PRACTICAL TAILORS. - ° ° AJ>i - t> tS7, Sytßonds Street, Auckland. "Phone 2544 A - Works: 'Phone 2S7SA,'Mt, Eden.'
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17649, 9 December 1920, Page 2
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