"*■ TENDERS. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ] SCRAP RUBBER FOR SALE. f Railway Department, Head Office, § Wellington, September 13, 1918. '"1 WRITTEN OFFERS will be received at this Office up to Noon of MONDAY, J OCTOBER 21, for Scrap Rubber for sale - by the Department. 1 The following approximate quantities and descriptions are available, and may bo s inspected at; the Locomotive Workshops at i the depots l specified:— _ . _ . __ j a %2 I • s Sa -M r •? § s.s ■ « S 6 a O ? i . *5 £ «s. ©o as-o f i> S| "si t •s •? H c- 3 "S| i-Sf ' ts, 8| "rz p 2 2-° wo 5 5 -a% ojS ] T. c. q. T. o. q. T. c. q. T. o. q. T. c. q. \ Newmarket 013 01 S 0 — i — — : Petone ... 0.6,0 2 0 0 — — — East Town: 0.16;" 23 5 0 — I — — Napier ... 0 5',0 1 0 0 0 1 0 — , — s Addinßton V- .1 1 7 8 10 10 2 ■ — — Hillside ... 0 : : 8 11 10 00 5 00 2 00 5 3 ] iiivemirgill 0 2 0 — — I — — J Wcstport... 0 '3. 2 — 0\) 2 — — E G-reymontli 0-;2 * 2 — — I, — 0 2 0 \ Totals ... 315 01911 l o~i7~~o 0 2 0 0 7 3 ; Offers to\ be ' addressed to the General J Manager.; New Zealand Railways, Welling- f ton, and.to be marked outside "Offer for Scrap Rubber for Sale." . 4 The highest offer will not necessarily be ' accepted, and telegraphic offers will not be ® ' By order, ' i ' E. H. HILEY, General Manager, N.Z. Railways. ] 1-• . ; f LOST AND FOUND. J ADVERTISEMENTS of 16 Words under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To i Let, Lo&t End Found, Miscellaneous Wants, i Eto., One Shilling per insertion; 3 insertions, ( 2/6; 6 insertions, 5/-. Strictly Cash in i Extra Charge il Booked. . OUND, Gold RING, at Waterfalls.- ' 'Phone 36055. 20s LOST, Pug: DOG, with blue bow.— , Finder please communicate with 11 London street. ' 20s T OST (Arthur street and Highgate), ; SCARF; reward.—Return Young's, jewellers. V • 2Qs FOUND —SOCIAL, -South Dunedin Town • Hall, Friday, September 20. Gents, 2s 6d; Ladies, Is. 20s j "OOUND—Smith and Starr's Special - A 1 TOBACCO MIXTURES are the best. A trial convinces all smokers. 20s • TTtOUND Parcels despatched • JF now in time for Christmas, mailed direct for Ifls; see assortments. —M' Arthur's, j FOUND —10s Soldier's Parcel contains 1 pudding, cheese, coffee, cocoa, milk, I gum, chocolate, meat, raisins, nuts. — . M'Arthur. ' SAOUND—Soldiers' Christmas Cakes, ss 6d, J«- 7s 6d, 95,. 10s; mailed direct; be in time for Christmas.—M'Arthur's, George street. , : FOUND— Pliiih Puddings mailed direct ( for "Christmas gifts; 3s, 4s 6d, ss, postage paid; don't delay.—M'Arthur's. ] POUND —Redwing Egg Preserver, very ' thing you're looking for; Is jar preserves Wdozenjxanboil.—M'Arthur's. FOUND —Loose Cocoa, 2s 8d; Loose Baking Powder, -Is; Raisins, 7d; Loose ' Egg -Powder, 3s 3d lb.—M'Arthur's every ' time. i TTSOUTNTD—2 Months' Supply Compressed • Yeast, packet weekly, for 6s; Br&td i easily made, no'sponge-setting.—M'Arthur's. Ti^OUND—Antiseptic > Coal Tar Soap, 8d; 1 .nJ most wonderful soap; lieals outs' i wounds. irritations; soldiers' soan — M'ARTHUR'S. %. 3 J BjhOUND—Over 9000 Cakes in Rata Tea A' Room tins have left Dunedin for our • boys. J FOUND Rata Tea Room (Fraser's) Cakes arrive in good condition, and are much appreciated by our Soldiers. X OST—In wonder at magnificent array Rata Tea Room Parcels in soldered tins, now in window. T OST—No, never lost! Addresses plain " and '"tins' secure; Rata Tea Room Cakes : (Fraser's),. Stuart street. "OOUND—-Solcliers prefer Rate Tea Room J- r " Cakes. They are rich; nothing like them sold in England. "OOUND—Great display in Rata Tea J- ■ Rooms (Fraser's), Stuart street, windows of Christmas Parcels ready to post. Jj^OUNDr—Wringer made like new by having. it>EERUBBERED at Manson's, 205 Crawted- 'strjaet ('phone 2605). Bju ' fISIMEttfINEOUS WANTS. ADVERTISEMENTS, of 16 Words tinder the Headings Situations"Vacant, Wonted, For Sale, To ' Let, Losfc>:and' Found, Miscellaneous Wants Etc., ,:One/.Shilliiig per insertion; 3 insertions! 2/6;., 6- insertions, 5/-. Strictly Oash in Advance. - Extra Charge If Booked. WANTED, Bowling Green ROLLER; not less than 3ft 6in wide; will buy or exchange.—Roller, Box 229. 20s ANT^D—Furniture, Pianos, Lino- » » leumsJy.Cajpets, Harness, and Sundnis; highest price given.—o. Boddy, 303 King street. /; 20s WANTE®' to BUY-Gents' y " Suits," * Boots, etc.; highest prico given.—Williams, 47 Stafford street. 19s WANTED to BUY, a FREEZING PLANT, complete.—Box 35, Dunedin. 195 WANTED to BUY — Ladies' ' and Gentlemen's, Children's Clothing ' Pools, etc.—Telephone 3176 (Mrs Boddy! King street). 20s T/ST. ANTED PURCHASE, Combined »T CHURN and BUTTER-WORKER (capacity 2£cwt); must be in thorough good order.—State price and where seen to Butter-worker. Times Office. 10au ADIES* 'Fur' Coats, Sets; Rugs made up; Skins Tanned, and Birds Mounted.—J a cob 3, 165 George street. 21au ANTED KNOWN-Natty Gift Presents; quality Jewellery, Rings, Watches a . specialty.—-Thomson, jeweller, opposite .Church. 15au ANTED- _to PURCHASE, MediumLight Gig HORSE.—Price and pkrticiilars to Gig, c/o Times Office. 13s -TftT ANTED~ DIGESTER.—State v 7 pressure, price, and where seen to Box 566, Dunedin. WANTED —Ladies', Gentlemen's, Children's Left-off Clothing, Portmantsaux, Boots; highest prices.—Mrs Hope, King street (telephone 3111). jlau SUPERFLUOUS. Hairs, "iVTolcs perma-nently-removed by electrolysis.—Miss Boyer, 61 Stuart street (16 years' experiferice). y; ; >•.. 7j y BjtALSE' -TEETH, sound or. otherwise; J- top market price to trade and others! Peartrne Co., 163 Queen street, Auckland. MISS LOGAN, Typist. Work treated strictly confidentially,—s and 6 Stock Exchange (Princes street entrance). Telet phone 126. , ; 15ja RTIFICIAL TEETH. Old Gold, Silver, Platinum Bought — Friedlander. 3 Maclaggan street ('phone 3112) 24my TYPING, MSS., and Circulars executed promptly, at lowest rates. —New Zealand Typewriter Company, 109 Princes street. 5f IT'S, our business solving Ventilating, Heating, or Skylight troubles.—The Ross Manufacturing Co (Lt<l.), Bond street. WANTED BUY—Gentlemen's, Ladies', Children's Clothing, Boots. — Mrs Broawn, 515 King street (telephone 2876). TYPING,-. MSS.," and Circulars executed promptly, at lowest rates.—New Zealand Typewriter Company, 109 Princes ctreet. 5f PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS; new season's stock now arriving; Cameras fromosj fresh Chemicals and Sundries; PHOTOGRAPHIC Plates _ and Papers, all makers, best varieties, always in rtock; price-list on application. TRY our One Solution DEVELOPER; once used always used.—H. J. GILL, 11 and 13 Frederick street ('phone 1144). CROSS TYRES to your car; they aro a "long way" better; these .finest British tyres have given 10.000 miles without a puncture. See them. ' 18s BOYS' TWEED OVERCOATS, in brown . and grey; Raglan sleeves; newest style; from 16s 6d.—Herbert. Haynes. OTAGO WITNESS. —New Stories. A large amount of reading matter. Price Bd.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17425, 20 September 1918, Page 6
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