WANTED TO BUY. ADVENTURES, Motion Pictures, all lcadinc English and American Magazines. J± ing English and American Magazines. —King's. 62, Wellesley St. West. ■ ALUMINIUM, Copper, Brass, Zinc, Bottles, Bones, Sacks, Sacking, Motor Tubes.—lvennerley, 177, Albert St. 46-51-1. A MBPIRGRIS, best caßh price.—Walter <ti. Mason, 8, H.M. Arcade (Ground Floor), Queen Street. ANY Books by Paul Fountain; state price and condition.—Kealy's Bookshop, Sliortland St. APPAREL. —Mrs. Quttrim. largest buyer Ladies', Gent's Left-oil Clothing.—7l, Victoria St. Phone 42-674. A PPAREL.—AIways Ring 42-006. We buy A Left-oil Clothing. Boots, etc.—Mrs. Piggotl (late Kelly's), Darby St. A UCIvLAND AUCTIONEERING CO., A LIMITED, Will Give You Best Cash Offer for Furuituro or Auction it at moderate rates. Phones 42-238. or call (!. Customs St. W._ ABETTER PRICE ALWAYS. GEORGE WALKER. LTD. BEFORE Selling, Before Buying Your Furniture, consult Squirrel and Co. We defy competition. Phone 44-398. /CHESTERFIELD Suite, moquette. good condition.—J.M., 14, Hkhald. CLOTHING— Gent's Left-off Clothing. Boots, etc., satisfactory prices—Wise, 94, Hobson Street. Phono 45-324. DUMPY Level wanted, suitable for builder.—Level, 27. Herald. 171ERRETS, j-oung.—Write, particulars, to R. Charles, Runciman. TTIUNGUS. good, dry; highest market J- price, cash on delivery.—T. W. Doo, Victoria Street. I FURNITURE, any quantity, spot cash.— ■ Robertson, Auctioneer (opp. John Court's). Phone 43-025. I7URNISHINGS for a 6-roomed Residence . wanted to buy for spot cash,—Box 1486, G.P.O. "CE« Chest, in good order, suitable dairy.— Ice. 180, Jlerald. KA U R I G U M. We are Cash Buyers, At Highest Market Rates, of all Grades. THOS. LEES AND SONS, Customs Street East. EVELLING Staff, second-hand.—Good- * win, 56. Endean's Bldgs. Your f u r n i t u e e. ALL OF IT OR PART OF IT. HIGHEST SPOT CASH PRICE. J. CARLAW, 24. Wyndham Street (Next Gas Company's Offices). Phone 44-240. AUCTION OALES. ARE YOU SELLING YOUR HOME? WE WILL ADVISE YOU GRATIS THE BEST MEANS OF REALISING THE BEST PRICES. TWO AUCTIONEERS SELLING. (Leonard Coaliley, W. J. Cuttle). Q.EORGE THE FURNISHING AUCTIONEERS. Phones: 43-357. 40-144. TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE. PORTABLE Typewriter, standard keyboard ; practically new; cash, £4: four rows keys.—Robinson, opp. Town Hall. REMINGTONS <.. in good order; brief and foolscap sizes: cheap.—Hunter and Sons, Elliott St r BAILEY. Monarch Typewriter JL Agent.—Typewriter Repairs. Carbon | Papers and Ribbons.—3l, Wiustouo Bldgs., Phono 44-387. TYPEWRITER, Royal Brief, excellent X ordor: £l4. —Bradley and Co.. 35. X ordor: £l4. —Bradley and Co., 35, Safe Deposit Bldgs. TYPEWRITER, Portable, in pood working J order and condition, cheap.—P.O. Box 1613. Auckland. TYPEWRITERS for Hire; Underwoods. X Remingtons, nto.; all makes, in good condition.—lmperial Typewriter, Endean's Bldgs. TYPEWRITERS WANTED. TYPEWRITER, brief size, in good conX „ dition.—Box OGB. City. TYPEWRITER, any condition, standard X keyboard, portable would do; must bo cheap.—Trader, 219, Her ALB.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20028, 18 August 1928, Page 2
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