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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17430, 26 September 1918, Page 6

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. ADVERTISEMENTS of 1G Words under the Headings Situations Vacant., Wanted, For Sale, To Let, Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Eta, One Shilling per insttrtiot,; ;i insertions, 2/6; 6 insertions, 6/-. Strictly Cash iu Advance. Extra Charge if Booked. Traveller, working this end of South Island, wants another LINE on Commission.—C. T., Times. WANTED, good Second-hand SACKS; lOjd for best. —A. Steven and Co. (LW-), Crawford street. 26s 175T ANTED to BUY — Cents' Left-oft ' * Suits, Boots, etc.; highest price given. —Wi 11 iams, 47 Stafford street. 26s \fij~ANTED, Two Chains of 3in or 4in SUCTION PlPES.—Pricc, etc., to Box 65, Gore. 26s "TSTANTED to PURCHASE, PIANO, in ' * * • good working order.—Send prico and particulars to Purchaser, Tiroc3 Office. WANTED, a AVakely FLAX-STRIP-'v ? • PER or Three-bearing Booth, Macdonald.—Box 66, Gore. 26s "WTANTED— Eurniture, Lino- " * leums, Carpets, Harness, and Sundrns; highest prios given.—C. Boddy, 303 King street. 20s to PURCHASE, quiet v* ' PONY; suitable for children.—Prico and particulars to Pony, Times Office. MINTED to BUY, good Second-hand _* * ' SACKS; ls each for best. —Turner Bros., Lower Rattray street. 25s Kind Person to ADOPT * » healthy baby girl.—Address Prompt, Times Office. 25 s T ADIES' Fur Coats, Sets; Rugs mado up; Skins Tanned, and Birds Mounted.—Jacobs 165 George street. 21au "PLANTED KNOWN-Natty Gift Pre- ■*» sents; quality Jewellery, Rings, Watches a specialty.—Thomson, jeweller! opposite Knox Church. Is au ' A^TED—Ladies', Gentllemen's, Chil- * v dren's Left-off Clothing, Portmanteaux, Boots; highest prices.—Mrs Hope, King street (telephone 3111). lau ANTED—BOTTLES of every d^- * ™ seription (beer quart bottles, 3s per dozen). Bones (any quantity). Q<ACKS, Lead. Brass, Copper, Cast Iron, or other Waste Material fit for re-use CLEARY'S Marine and Bottle Stores, 69 Hanover street (tel. 2065). lju SUPERFLUOUS Hairs, Moles permaO nently removed by electrolysis.—Miss Boyer, 61 Stuart street (16 years' experi7jy PALS*. TEEIII, sound or otherwise; top market price to trade and others. Pearline Co., 163 Qi;een street, Auckland. "TMTISS LOGAN, Typist. Work treated XTJL strictly confidentially.—s and 6 Stock Exchange (Princes street' entrance). Telephone 126. 15 j a A 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 (Ltd.), Bond street. WANTED BUY —Gentlemen's, Ladies', Children's Clothing, Boots. — Mrs Broawn. 315 King street (telephone 2876). TiYPING, MSS., and Circulars executed promptly, at lowest rates.—New Zealand Typewriter Company, 109 Princes atreet. . PHOiOGRAPHIC GOODS; newseason's stock v now arriving; Cameras fromos; fresh Chemicals and Sundries; ' HOTOGRAPHIC' Plates and all makers, best varieties, always m stock; price-list on application. TRY our One Solution once used always used.—H. J. GILL! 31 and 13 Frederick street ('phone 1144). J>UT your foot down and wear only the . best Rubber Heels. Specify WOODMILNE. British - ' made, from Para Rubber. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. M"EN'S SPORTS SUITS in good quality XrJL Cheviot; patch Dockets; superior stylo; from 52s fd.—Herbert, Haynes. A REAL ARTISTIC TRIUMPH."— The Exquisite " " Portraits in Oils; immensely admired.— Pattillo, bridal photographer, exclusively. " miIINK OF CHRISTMAS IN THE TRENCHES."—Get Post-card Photographs taken now by Pattillo. Closed Saturday half-holiday. ILITARY BRIDAL GROUPS."PATI'ILLO, the bridal photographer, guarantees artistic, successful, and pleasing Wedding Groups. Sec Vestibule. GENTLEMEN'S DUST COATS, strong linen and drill; removable stud buttons; 17s 6d, 19s 6d.—Herbert 26s MAT BRADLEY, Bootmaker, is now established in his New Premises. 10] Stuart street. Note new address. "OOOTS and. SHOES for Adults and Children; best quality, finest prices.—Mat Bradley, 101 Stuart street. 21s EN'S MOTOR DUST COATS, strong linen and drill; removable stud buttons; 17s 6d, 19s 6d.—Herbert Haynes. 26s JEWELLERY SALE.—GoId Neckchains and Pendants, 27s 6d up; Watches, Bangles, Brooches at pre-war prices; largest variety.—Himmel's, S9 George street. "OIACH & M'LENNAN (right opposite Railway Station). —Tlie nlace whero Returned Soldiers FURNISH their New Hemes. EIACH & M'LENNAN.—The centre whe-e Happv Brides invariably Select their NEW FURNITURE. ' "05IACH & M'LENNAN give special atJL9J tention to Returned Soldiers' FURNISHING. Call and see our Mr M'Len"gn. ! 24s •WANTED KNOWN-Choice A^les, * * Pears, Fresh Vegetables Daily; the Public Supplied Direct. — Co-operative Fruitgrowers, Jetty street. ig 3 OUR FACIORY SUITS to measure are supremo in quality, style, and pricc; from 65s.—Herbert, Haynes." 26s WANTED, Second-hand PIANOS; top ** pricc given; will call and see it; ring up 233. Also, wo Exchange for new or nearly new Pianos.—F. and F. Martin, 3 Octagon. JP(C?A—PIANO; massive iron frame, dWUV powerful toned Piano; easy terms arranged.—Martins'. Octagon, piano warehouse. PIANO (good English), rosewood; cwtJO» modern appearance. OOK—AMERICAN ORGAN, 22 stops; a bargain.—At Martins' Piano and Organ Showrooms, 3 Octagon. PIANOS, £35 and £40; best English "J and French makes. —Martins' Piano Exchange, Octagon. I? 0 AMERICAN Mirror-top ORGAN, , 10 stops; beautiful tone.—Martins' , Octagon Piano Exchange. i O CHURCH ORGANS. £50 and £25 ■ /V rare bargains; powerful-toned instruments.—MAßTlNS' OCTAGON PIANO ; EXCHANGE. 19s OUR FACTORY SUITS to supreme in quality, style, and pricefrom 65s. —Herbert, Haynes. 26s ELECTROPLATING. - Worn spoons, torks, cake dishes, teapots recoated ; with silver; made like new.—Burts, Dunedin. TCI NGELBERT'S OILS, England's best i-J for motor cars, launches, engines' 1 special blend each machine.—Burts, Dun- , edin. DINA ROOFING PAINT iron roofs and other exposed ironwork from rust; very economioal.—Burts 1 Dunedin. 27 ju NEW Shipment—Latest in SHADOW CRETONNES, in all from 3s lid yavd.— Herbert, Haynes. 26s LADIES, we have 18.000 Weldon's Paner PATTERNS to choose from.—Braith waite's (Ltd.); lato Miss Christina Macken"pj 26s ON "Fernhill," Wingatui, Chain Hills, during lambing season, Poison Now Laid for Dogs, and Trespassers Prosecuted. ]\T UTrTne' lIAIRF 0 OD~p and - ruff, promotes hair growth, preserves the colour: 3s fed. —Wilkinson and Son. & MILLER, Green BUYERS of Prime Bacon surited. Ifiap