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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 17843, 26 July 1921, Page 1

Shipping, S H X R E LINE. LONDON AND WEST COAST PORTS' UNITED KINGDOM. Uttra * OUT AND HOME. Steamer Loading Early. FLEET—Argyllshire, Ayrshire, Banffshire, Buteshire, Berwickshire. CARGO CARRIED AT LOW RATES OF r KhjUjilT. OFFERS OF CARGO LONDON TO NEW ZEALAND WANTED. SHIRE LINE built first Steamer sper-iallv T^ trUC^u for Kew Zealand Refrigerated Isif*' W V th 3Sel }S ™ Zelland, -^ ce then , the Company has been continuously m the Passenger and Carlo Trade to and from New Zealand. For Passage and Freight, apply to TURNBULL. MARTIN. AND CO LOADING BROKERS. DCNEDIN. Wanted to Buy. A PP S A V E £ ;L '• cl ° tciD S, Jewellery.—Fischer, 350. Queen St., opp. Kirey Statue- 7.,,, representative cads.-'Fhone ' " APPAREL— Mrs. Bishop (late Botieriih' .buys Ladies', Gent's Children , superior d l3 carded Clothing.—.s. ElJioff qt Pjiune 3488. mnoii rjt "DACON-Cutter. Berkil's, second-hand-f-> must be in good working order.—Address at Hebald. • ■ a - a T3OILER, cast-iron. 60 to 80 gallons, boij___u_g|j_f f00d: price - a " e - T - TJOOKS—Libraries, parcels, single volumes JU» magaaines, novels; top prices.—Brough's! Town Hall Book Store, 378, Queen St. OART-Cover, second-hand, medium sizein good condition.—l6o, Remuera Rd. ' CHILDREN'S Encyclopaedia, 8 volume's - must be clean.—^Write A.B C 7is' Heralp. ,f >LOTHES. second-hand, any kind, ladies' j___l____o__ geDt '' a Uady CaUei) - Tj*tALSE Teeth, our only commodity • inJ- creased price paid.—Pearline Co-', 26 Est. 30yrs" GOLD Chairts, Broken Jewellery, Accordions. Magic Lanterns, Tools. Teeth, Oruns, Dress Suits.—Fischer, opposite Grev Statue. J HORSES, Cows and Calves for the Lions wanted to buy.—J. J. Boyd, Zoo, Royaj Oak. Onehunga. IRON, roofing, corrugated; second-hand . any quantity, wanted to buy.—Bs. Victona St. KAURI GUM.—We are Cash Buyers, at highest market rates, of all grades. THOS. LEES AND SONS, Customs Street East. ARQUEE Tent, second-hand, in gocd order, for cash—Reply by letter, to R Hampton, Bandon St., Frankton Junction! ORTISING Machine (hand).—State price and particulars to Hubert Beebe and Co., Frankton Junction. ERAMBULATOR (Doll's), with hood; in good condition.—Write price reauired. M., 749. RANGE and Hot-water Service, completegood condition.—Range. 772, HEBALD.' SCALES. 2 eets, counter, suitable for grocer; also. Platform Scale.—Grocer 653, Hebalp. grocer. TAMPS.—Wanted to buy. Stamp Colleotions. especially old New Zealands A Powell and Co., 65, Shortland St. TAMflron), second-hand, good condition--400 gallons; square preferred.—Particulars, Frank Taylor, Kaukapakapa. TOOLS (Carpenters') and Hardware, any quantity, every description. — Armstrong's, 47 Eden Terrace. 'Phone 1056 A. TYPEWRITFiR. must be cheap; Corona preferred.—Type, 748. HEBALD. A I £ N( f. to Mrs- Kelly—She buys Ladies'. wdL Gent, b, Children's Clothing. Evenina Dresses, etc.—392. Queen St. "Phone 2606. SEND YOUR SKINS TO US FOR AUCTION SALES FORTNIGHTLY DEATH TRAIL AND URQUHARTITP RABBIT POISONS '^ UtE ALSO. ALL BRANDS OF RABBIT TRAPS rOR oALE. Prices on Application. Rabbit Carcases Not Received. AUCKLAND RABBIT BKIN CO Auctioneers and General Merchants " .tm. o£i anley st reet, Auckland. 'Phone 3707. ,_ TTO Box 1499. . A. F. MILLER. Manager: Pupils Wanted. A SH b?I G ' H Coaching College. N.Z. Ins. X.V. Bldgs—Coaching for Public Exams .backward Eaucation, Book-keeping (jun! aad sen.). ASKETWORK. Leatherwork, Wood . lng, Pokerwork, Pen Painting, etc ■ articles ready designed; price lists terms.—Miss Ayling. 4. Strand Arcade. GREGG Shorthand easily learned: easy to write, easy to read; by correspondence classes, or private tuition—Queen'3 Bldgs.. Wellesley St. W. LADY will take Music Pupils, own houses • 2 guineas 12 lessons—Music, 633 -H.2RAI,D. LEARN Musical Composition by mail; Wilcox system; easy, quick and efiective—E. Hutton, D.Mua., Botorua. MLLE. LE HOUX t 14. "Tabernacle Buildings.—Dressmaking Classes daily also 7 p.m., Mon.. Wed.. Sat. MOTOR-Car Driving.—Council Certificate guaranteed.—B. A. Mayhill. Queen St Garage, 317, Queen St- 'Phone 2367 A. WHY Don't You Swim? Safety. Health Pleasure. Tepid Baths. Individual or Class Tuition.—D. B- Anderson. Box 1327Tuition Wanted. LANDSCAPE and Figures.—Lady requires lessons from good artist.—Particulars to Art, 774. HEBALD. a Dental. ASK THE CHILDREN. No known process has given more general satisfaction than the method now followed by Mr. Howey Walker. Teeth out —no" pain. Ask the children. TTOWEY T-yALKEB. Surgeon Dentist. THowey Walker's Corner.] i— 1 Business NoticesTT"AURI GUM. Consign direct to the Shippers and Get The Highest Market Price. LICHTENSTEIN. ARNOLDSON AND CO., Quay Street. Auckland, TTTHEN CLEANED OR DYED BY » » THE " EMPIRE " THE " EMPIRE " A frock or suit is really made to look " as good as new." Every spot and stain removed by highly skilled experts. Missing buttons replaced, and frayed edges or tears neatly mended. In fact, our wonderful exclusive cleaning and pressing methods actually improve the texture of the garment The cost is compartaively trifling, and includes collection and delivery by our vans, or carriage pa-d one way on country orders addressed to THE EMPIRE CLEANING AND DYEING CO. (Opp. Town Hall Door), Tel. 3867. - 358. Queen Street. MISS E. ECCLES, Legal and Public Typist and Stenographer. 14. Empire Buildings. Swanson St. 'Phone 982 A, W» Reset dull safety razor blades perfectly on our Hatfield machine; is 6d doz. 2d postage.—Hazard's, Queen St. PIANOS Tuned and ' Repaired.—Charles , ,¥. cF . a ri ane - '• Ward Terrace. Edendale Rd.. Mt. Albert. BETTER Footwear at less money at Pearson and Co,'s Giant Removal Boot Sale, Sd-