WANTED TO SELL. A RUSTIC Suede Cushions, Calendars, ■f*. Cosies, Kits, typical N.Z. (suitable posting Home).—Miss Ayling, Strand Arcade. CONVERT your Kerosene Lamp to latest Kerosene Mantle LamiJ. Wonderful improvement; 30a.—Westonhou.se, Lome St. C~ OWPERTIIWAITE. LTD. Reduced prices for all Concrete Blocks. Ask for new p-ice list.—Phone 20-712. 1 EXTENSION Ladders, Waahtubs, WheelJ barrows, Store Trucks, etc.—Pelham, 150. Victoria St. W Phone 40-654. 1/LOCK Mattresses, good, special: full size. 21s Gd: Single Bed, 15s Gd; Small, Single. 12s 9d.—Prime's. Newton. Greenhouses, sectional. £l2 at factory; Frames,_ Lights, Greenhouses repaired, reglazed painted.—ll, Rewa Rd.. Mt. Eden. lUX Kerosene Mantle Lamps. few J slightly soiled; No. 3 40s; usually 68s. —Westonhouse, Lome St. NEW Spring Goods just arrived. Call at Jaffe. Everybody's Tailors, 29, Queen St., opposite G.P.O. _ ROOF Principles, Timber, Iron, Sashes, Doors. Stoves, Builders' Sundries, every description.—Sawyer, Newmarket. Phone 41-114. SINGER 60. latest, cheap, cash; 4-dr. Automatic, £5 10s; terms.—Globe. Short's Bhlg.. 154. Queen St. UNCLAIMED Tailor Suits, all sizes;' prices smashed to atoms. —Jafife, Everybody's Tailors, 29. Qiueen St. "Furnish \fith Courage, Pay Cash, Save Demurrage." OUR CASH PRICES DEFY COMPETITION. QEOfiGE THE FURNISHING HOUSE. 219. QUEEN STREET. RADIO APPARATUS FOR SALE. A UCKLAND Distributors Osram English .£*- Valves, fitting American Radios; quick heating; support English industry.—Johns, Ltd. A DDRESS Systems aud Powerful Electrie Gramophones for Hire for Dances, etc.—Johns. Ltd.. Chancery St. A TTENTION Everybody.—A further slupment. of "Minuett.es" will arrive shortly. —Radio Equipment. 147, Queen St. CORNISH, Radiotrician, Newmarket.— Special Battery Bargains; 100 45-volt Radio Batteries, usually £1 Is, 14s 3d each; 10 only, 6-volt, Go amp. Radio Batteries, £2 12s 6d; 25 Austin 7 Batteries. £2 15s, charged; *lO3 6-volt, 85 amp. 13-Plate Car Batteries, £3 2s Gd.—Phone IG-065 " yJAVE Those Big Profits." Deal direct O for cash' discounts with Ripley's Radios.—lo, Commerce St. 8 -Valve Combination Radio Gramophone, £45; 6-Valve Combination, £3s.—Fray Electrical, 17. Wellesley St. CHEAPEST HOUSE IN AUCKLAND for Gl;vss Insulators, 9d each; Lead-in Strips, 1b each; Latest Aerial Wire, 3s 6d 100 ft.; Cons Speakers, 12s Gd; "Tungar" Charger, A and B, £3; 60-Volt "Fullers" Wet B Batteries, £2 the lot; Lightning Arresters, 2s 9d; "Pacent" Rheostats, 30 ohm.. Is Gd; Accumulators. 60 Amp, 355; 80 Amp, 455. RIPLEY'S RADIOS, 10, Commerce Street, Phone 42-741. RADIO APPARATUS WANTED. BATTERY Set, preferably Cossar or Crosley, complete valves, batteries, speaker; cash offered, £s.—Radio, 781, Heralq. WANTED TO BUY. A PPAREL, Boots, Shoes, Musical Instruil menta, Old Gold and Silver; best prices.—Kisnin. 102. Hobson St. APPAREL.— Mrs. Outtran, largest Buyer Ladiesi'. Gent.'s Left-off Clothing.—ls, Victoria St. Phone 42-G74. ' AUCKLAND Auctioneering Co. give best Prices for Furniture; valuation free; sales at houses.—Phone 42-238. A BIDE Here.—Wanted to buy Books, il Poen.s, Mags., etc. —" The Mighty Atom." 140. Symonds St. ' B RICKS, quantity. second-hand.—Price and condition. Bricks, 757, Herald. CIASH Buyers of Wool, Sheepskins, Calf- > skins, Hides, Tallow. Bones, Horsehair. Highest pricee, prompt cash. Inquiries welcomed.—Alex. Donald, Ltd., Drury. T?XTENBJON Dining Suite, Carpets, J-J Chesterfield.—Where seen, full description, to Casih, 826, Herald. IpUNGUS, good, dry, highest market price; cash on delivery.—T. W. Doo, Victoria St. G AS Stove, used, good order.—Ring 28-252. GALVANISED Water Pipe, second-hand, half-rrile; ljin., ljin. or 2in.—Price and condition Cash. 883. Herald GOLF Clibs, men's, right hand, good condition: che.iD.—Golf. 871. Herald. dition; cheap.—Golf, 871. Herald. 1 OLL) ol any description bought for nieltG _. ing pot: highest prices.—Parkinson, Pacific Bides. Phone 41-063. RABBITS, fresh trapped; prompt payment; rail Onehunga.—Andrews, Mangere Bridge. _ QEWING Machine. Singer, drophead preferred; no dealers.—Price, particulars, KJ Cash, 848, Herald STAMPS.— Old Collections Bought; collectors call; inspect approval bargains —Brodie. 22. Hel'laby'a Bldgs. (opr>. G.P.0.) STAMPS.— Old Postage Stamps bought, sold, exchanged; collectors call; large selections.—Powell. 45, Shortland St. "THE Pot's Always Boiling."—Spot Cash JL for Old Gold. Teeth, Chains. Watches, Broken Jewellery. Rings. Triukots, etc.: any gold articles-Robinson's. Ltd.. opp Town Hall E Buy anything useful, cash over counter; also Gent.'s Clothing.—Mum s £>op, 412. Queen St. jiURNITURE. We- will buy the House as it stands or in smaller lots. HIGHEST PRICES. SPOT CASH. Phone 40-325. RICHARD ARTHUR, LTD. (Opposite Town Ilall). JOHN CARLAW, LTD., WANTS YOUR USED FURNITURE. Absolute Highest Price.
JOHN CARLAW. LTD., Furniture Auctioneers, 24. Wyndham Street. Phone 44-24 G. < C!POT CASH FOR YOUR FURNITURE. 0 PHONE 43-025. We will call and pay you Spot Caul) for Your Household Furnishings (Any Quantity), And don't forget we Pay Cartage. No Valuation Fee Charged. J. R. ROBERTSON, LTD., Auctioneers mid Valuers, Queen Street, Opposite Court's. Phone 43-025. ANT E D T O BUY. Wo will Buy Outright for CASH your FURNITURE as it stands. Highest Prices given in Auckland. GEORGE WALKER. LTD.. AUCTIONEERS, 249, QUEEN STREET. Three Auctioneers Selling. / Phone 4'2-815. Number of seats for outdoor PURPOSES. To Seat 7 or More People. Wood or Steel Fra^ie. Particulars to BUSES. LTD., Frankton Junction. ACK I N G "1 A S E S ■yy A N TED! SIZE A PPROXIM ATELY 15 CUBIC FEET. Full particulars, quantity, price, etc., to Packing Department, YY ILSO NA N D 0 R TON, L T WYNDHAM STREET, AUCKLAND.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20979, 16 September 1931, Page 2
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