Page 11 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20317, 27 January 1928, Page 11

FOR SALE. Advertisements ol 16 words under the headings of situations Vacant, Wanted, I?or Sale. To Let Lost and Found, Miscellaneous Wants, etc., la per Insertion, three consecutive insertions 2s 6d six consecutive Insertions os Strictly cash »n advance Rxtrn charge ii booked WOODWORKING AND ENGINEERW INO machinery. SPECIAL OFFER. British-made Hand Mortise Machines, weighing 4cwt, and with full jet of Selfcoring Chisels; great value. Price, £25 10s net cash, f.0.r., Dunedin. We also have in stock: Buzz Planers, Bandsaws, Thicknessers, Saw Benches, etc. Lathes for Garage and Engineering Purposes on hand. TERMS ARRANGED IF DESIRED. WOODFIELD IMPORTING COMPANY (Late Moore and Woodfield), 33 N.Z. Express Company’s Buildings, Dunedin. Telegrams: Wodfie-Dunedin. P.O. Box 442. ’Phone 11-101. ■p 0 R SALE, A 1 MARSHALL PORTABLE ENGINE, 20 h.p., 1001 b pressure. 1 GOVERNMENT D TYPE LOCOMOTIVE. Full particulars at P.O. BOX 385, 21 jaj Dunedin. £JEORGE DYER & CO.. PLUMBERS, COPPERSMITHS, AND DRAINERS, 52 KING STREET. NEW Season Tennis Racquets, Balls, Covers, and Presses to hand. We Restring and Repair with best British Gut.— Charles Bills, Ltd., 218 George street and 341 King street (opposite Dental School). ORLEANS PLUMS, best for Preserving, 4s 6d • and 5s 6d half-case, cash on rail.—Hinton’s Orchards, Ltd., Earnscleugh. OECOND-HAND FURNITURE for SALE.— ij Duchesse Chests, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Bedding, Dining Room Suites, Sideboards, Tables, Linoleums, Carpeto, and Rugs; all greatly reduced for cash.—Urazendale's. 299 Princes atreei South. 8s FOR SALE. Invalid’s Propelling CHAIR; strong, good order; cheap; very little used.—Reids, Ltd. 25Ja IPOR SALE, GRAMOPHONE and Records; ; good tone; £lO or offer. —Particulars at 557 George street, city. 25Ja ZEALANDIA RANGES and Open Fire Boiler Grates give best results; obtainable all Ironmongers.—Barningham's. George street. sja RUBBER TYRING.—SoIid Rubber Tyres Fitted to Vehicles. —J. H. Pearson, coachbuilder, Burns street, Caversham. 5o USED TYPEWRITERS sacrificed this d/tj month, £3 each; guaranteed.—N.Z. Typewriters, 22 Bond street. 17Ja Q/J PLANS and ELEVATIONS of selected OU Bungalows; post tree ss.—Harry Ratcliffe, architect, Walroa, H.B. 14Ja DELIA, 262 Princes street South, Buys and Sells Antiques, Old-fashioned Walnut and Mahogany Furniture.—'Phone 12-930. ,■ 21ja RASPBERRIES, local grown, picked and delivered the same day; 121 b for 12s. —J. Moss, Glenleith (1 minute from bus). CHOICE BON CRBTIBN PEARS, ready soon; best for preserving; 5a 6d haltcase ; 10s bushel; cash on rail.—Hinton’s, Earnscleugh. 23ja CJBCOND-HAND FURNITURE for SALE.— O Duchesse Chests, Wardrobes. Bedsteads, Bedding, Dining Room Suites, Sideboards, Tables, Linoleums, Carpets and Rugs; all greatly reduced for cash.—Brazendale’a. 299 Princes street South. , Railway and tramway rails (an weights,, lengths). Boiler Tubas (X|ln, 2Jin, 51n), Avery Platform Scales.—Scurr, Cumberland street. TIP, Farm, and Spring DkAYS, Punching, Shearing Machine, Screwing Machine, Wheelbarrows, Chains. —Scurr. Cumberland street. Electrical welding, ah Articles, Steel or Iron, Welded by latest Electrical Process. —T. SCURR, Cumberland street. H>d FOR SALE, young HEADING DOG, by trial winner ex Lilico bitch ; £3 10s.— No. 933, Times Office. 27Ja FOR SALE, Lining, Bluegum Weatherboards, and General Building Timber.— Quennell and Co., Ward street. 'Phone 23-061. 26ja SALE, 34ft FISHING LAUNCH ; 5 : h.p. Standard engine.—Address 934, Times. [ 26ja FOR SALE, Spaniel and Pox Terrier cross PUPS: good rabblters.—George Donaldson, Highcliff. 26]a WHEELBAND'S FAMOUS WEED KILLER keeps Paths, Drives free from weeds; cheap. effective.—Skene’s Ltd., Stuart street. GATE’S DISINFECTANT POWDER for Poultry, Nests, Houses, Birds; nothing better • large tins. Is 6d.—Skene’s, Stuart street, Dunedin. PLANT NOW —Cabbage, Broccoli, Savoy, Sprouts, Leeks; special price large Iots.—SKENE’S JjTD., . Stuart street. Dunedin. 10J& I7*OR SALE, .22 single-shot Stevens • Favourite RIFLE; Lyman sights attached ; perfect order; £2.—906, Times. FOR SALE. Pomeranian PUPPIES, male; sire, Shetland Authority (Imp.).—Address Box 36, Balfour. 26Ja FIREPROOF SAFES, various Sizes; reliable English make; at reasonable prices.—Malisons’, sole agents, 185 Princes street. JAM PANS, aluminium and brass. Jam Bottles. Covers, Rubbers, Scales, Preserving Jars. —Hansons', 185 Princes street. HOYTB’S METALS, No. 11 alloy and ICE qualities. FOR Automobile and High-speed Steam Engines, Turbines, and all Internal Combustion Engines. OTHER QUALITIES to suit every requirement.—Full particulars R. B. DBNNISTON & CO., Stuart street, Dunedin. SEND ss, get 281 b Pickled Pigs’ Feet, Hocks. Boned Cheeks, Tongues; rail extra. —H itchon’s; Milton. FOR SALE, well-bred heading Collie Dog PUPS; good working strain; price £1 each.—93s, Times Office. 27)a FOR SALE, several first-class DAIRY COWS, at calving.—G. Edwards, N.E. Harbour. 27Ja FOR SALE, £4 10s, 3ft low pressure Shacklock RANGE. In good order —M’lntyre, 312 King street. FOR SALE, 40 dozen 2JIb wide-top JAM JARS (new), 5s per dozen; also 20 dozen Glasses, suit marble bar, 5s 6d per ; dozen.—M’lntyre, 812 King street. FOR SALE, legal COPPER and Stand, £3 10s.—M’INTYRE, 312 King street. FOR SALE. Engine, Mill, and A.B. Chaffcutter, In good working order. —Particulars 974,' Times Office. 27ja FOR SALE. Laxton’s Table Strawberry PLANTS, £2 per 1000.—Apply George Turner, Box 109, Alexandra. 27Ja PEACHES, best Dessert, 5s case, cash ; sidings Sd extra.—Hugh Munro, frur>~ grower, Alexandra. 27Ja AGENTS AND AGENCIES. nnHE REPBfESENTATIVE of the Largest American House producing High-class Advertising Calendars is NOW IN DUNEDIN, and desires to APPOINT AN AGENT for Otago and Southland. This is a splendid proposition, and everythin' 1, is ready to commence. Guarantees for “‘iimcdiate work are required. Address 27ja 975, DAILY TIMES. The Prince of Wales’s Gairn terrier ls< taking the place among Royal dogs which was formerly hold by King Edward's Ctcsar. The dog is becoming well known to Londoners, for it goes always everywhere with the Prince in town. The other day, before' breakfast, both were seen to leave York House and go to Buckingham Palace for a constitutional. The latest phase in the friendship between the dog and the Prince is that it accompanies him to the golf course. Neither the King nor the Queen care overmuch for dogs as personal pets, but all their children are devoted to them. The Duke and Duchess of York's beautiful golden Labrador retriever is constantly to bo seen travelling with them, and Prince Henry has a collection of dogs. Hostesses know that, if he goes to stay with them his canine friends usually will come too. Prince George has got an Alsatian. Not until Henry VTII’s reign wore strawberries. raspberries, or cherries grown in England.