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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19504, 12 June 1925, Page 14

FOR SALE. OYSTER SHELLS FOR SALE. We have Oyster Shells in quantity to Sell. IRVINE & STEVENSON’S St. George Company (Ltd.), lOju Filleul street, Dunedin. £jARROTS FOR RABBIT-POISONING. We can supply, at shortest notice. Carrots for Rabbit-poisoning; also Small Potatoes, 30a rer ton, Baled Straw, Hay. Chaff, in any quantity. Prices on application. G. S. MEREDITH & CO., Produce Merchants, ________ W AIM ATE. |JS 0 R SALE. MOTOR CAR CASES. Apply ITISLOP & GIBSON, 3 P 4 Cumberland street, Dunedin. FOR SALE (cheap), large quantity Seocnd-hand tin Hot Water Pipes. Ranges, la in Slot Meters. 17ap GEORGE DYER & CO. RAILWAY and Tramway RAILS (all weights and lengths), Screwing, Drilling Machines, Tyre Bender. —Scurr, Cumberland street FARM DRAYS, Spring Carte, Dairy Carte, Butchers’, Bakers’, Grocer*' Carte, Gigs, Wagonettes, Borrow*.—Scurr, Cumber land street, Electrical welding ail article*. Steel or Iron Welded by 'atest Elec_ trical process.—T. SCURR, Cumberland street. _ W? SEWING MACHINES, Sewing Machine* See our great variety of White and Standard at lowest prices; guaranteed for 10 years; all mnkea repaired.—At U. FORRESTER & CO.’e. 79 Princes et.. Dunedin RUNSYNE ADVERTISING MACHINE, < just imported from Wembley; send for particulars.—Typewriter Co., corner WaterBond streets. 25my FOR SALE, several good quarter-plate LENSES, best makers; half usual prices; apply early.—Gill, Frederick street A LSO quantity of PHOTOGRAPHIC A SUNDRIES, tor immediate Sale, cheap; premises closing June.—Gill, Frederick street HJ. GILL’S Premises, Frederick street, • CLOSE in June; balance of PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK must be sold. 28my “VTTOLATA” MOTOR SPIRIT for easy V startirig ; once tried, always used. Ask your garage for “Volata" Spirit. ■\TOLATA’’ MOTOR SPIRIT.—UntiI you V try find test “Volata” don’t accept statement “other brands as good.” - ■\7OLATA,” Why use low gear, creepV ing up-hill? Spin merrily to ape* with “Volata.” Fill your tank. “ ATOLATA.”—We advise garages to stock V “Volata.”—White, agent, 95 Stuart street. Box 16G. Telephone 1401. RABBIT TRAPS.—“MuIga” brand Australian trappers’ favourite; 25s per dozen for cash with order.—White, Box 166. RABBIT TRAPS.—Sidebotham’s best, wire spring; 25s dozen for cash' with order.—White (Limited). 95 Stuart street. ABBIT WIRE NETTING. 42-inch, 36inch, X|-inch, 17 gauge; largest stocks in Dominion, —WHITE, 95 Stuart street, • SECOND-HAND Dining Room Suites, Sideboards, Dining Tables, Carpets, Linoleums, all equal to new, low prices,— Brazendalc’s, 299 Princes street South. TMRST GRADE DELICIOUS, 10s 6d Jy case; Democrat and Sturmers, 9s 6d case, cash with order, railage extra.—C. Simonsen, Alexandra. 6ju SHELL CASES as Vases, beautifully artistic. in all different finishes, recently displayed at Winter Show, can now be purchased.—H. T. Bain, 32 Cutten street. FOR SALE, ART CANTON, demy size, Haddon’s; -chase (inside) _22J x IS; good as new; can be seen working.—North Auckland Times, Dargaville. Imy HOYTS METALS No. ll alloy ana ICE qualities FOR automobile and Ligh-epeod steam engines, turbines, and all internal combastion engine# OTHER Qualities to suit every require njent,—Pull particulars R B. DENNISTON & CO.. Stuart street. Dunedin 260 SEND 5s get 281 b Pickled Pigs’ Feet Hocks, Boned Cheeks, Tongues; rail extra.—Hitchon, Milton. 9f I HOB SALE XVII CENTURY COS- ? TUMES 3 ladies’ and 3 gents’; costly Wms (3); bargain, lot £10.—809, Times. FOR SALE, good MARE, Buggy and Harness ; a bargain.—Jas. Mitchell, Mosgiol. M°J U rt A FROM one acre RaspberJbIUU KIES; grow anywhere; plant now; canes 45s thousand, cash.—James Holmes, Waimat* 9ju J— VOK SALE, SPENCER TELESCOPE; at j i miles sea sparrows picking on road; skv eyepiece shows mountains on moon, Trims of Saturn; bands on and moons of Jupiter; bargain, £16.-801, Times. SECOND-HAND Wardrobes, Duchesae Chests, Wooden Bedsteads, Stretchers, Pedestal Cabinets at exceedingly low prices. Brazendales, 299 Princes street South. FOR SALE—2 Horses, Carts. Harness; whole or part,—Quonnell, Ward street (telephone 3061). Dj u FOR SALE, -10 Acres TURNIPS; fine crop, with good jrun-off— Apply Charlton, Riverside, Kelso. D-i u THOR SALE, Two 200 gal TANKS; heavy Jr gauge, with covers and taps; reasonable.—B36. Times. 11 3 u SUPERIOR Agricultural DRAIN PIPES. Price-lists on application to E. B. Jones, Box' 10, Milton, llju DOWLING STREET —“The Bahette.” risi All kinds of Plain Sewing clone. Own material made up. llju SMALL Vertical Boiler, 5-horse Donkey Boiler and Engine, Hand Winch, Oat Crusher, Saw Bench, Belting, Centrifugal Pumps (all sizes), Engine and D.C. Dynamo (combined), 4-cylinder Car Engine.—N.Z. Machinery Exchange, 217 Crawford street. FOR SALE, 3-valve RECEIVING SET; Loud-speaker ’Phones, Batteries, Aerial, complete; first-class working order, £22 10s. 856, Times. 12ju FISHING NET, 38yds long, 10ft deep, hauling rope; j’ractically new.—23 Cullen street. South Dunedin. 12ju I NOR SALE, quiet MARE, Cart and Har- ’ ness, one Butcher’s Ordcr-cart, also quiet Heifer, near calving. Stephens, butcher, Balclutha. 12ju VtItTANTED SELL, modern Double BEDv v STEAD; beautiful Duchcsse Chest, nearly new; cost £ls ; sell lot £lO. —546, Times. .TANTED SELL, PIANO; good as new; y splendid tone; good instrument; £55, lern Oak Sideboard, £lo.—B-13, Times. FOB SALE, Hottentot GAS COOKER, stand, complete, £2 15s. 4 Oak Dining Chairs, £1 each; bargains.—B44, Times. ITtOR SALE, Jj ally new; Pair CRUTCHES; practic-es.-—879, Times Office. POULTRY. ETC. TTNO R SALE, guaranteed laying PULJ 5? LETS, Rhode Island Reds and Black Orpingtons; 12s 6d each for cash, delivered free,. —Skene’s (Ltd.), Stuart street, Dunedin. UTILITY White Leghorn COCKERELS for SALE, £1 12s 6d each (carriage extra). —Andrew Love, Green Island. " I could not help noticing on returning lo New Zealand '.he line stalwart men that one secs in the streets,” said Sir Thomas Mackenzie, who recently returned to the dominion after a fifteen months’ trip abroad (says an exchange). "They are a tong way better physically and from the point, of view of carriage and general appearance than the average type of man one sees in iho Old Country.” One would hardly expect that in a Scotch community like North Otago the English I her). Potato digging is practically at an end, but ploughing operations are in full swing, and the ground is being put in preparation for next year’s crops.