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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21827, 14 December 1932, Page 14

FOR SALE. QPECIAL REDUCTIONS FOR CASH DURING DECEMBER. 1 STAINED BED SUITE, landscape mirrors. £IS 10s. Show Price, £ls 10s. 1 SOLID OAK BED SUITE, new design. £25 10s. Show Price, £22. 1 CHESTERFIELD SUITE. £lO 10s. Show Price, £l2 10s. 1 CHESTERFIELD. SUITE. £lB 10s. Show Price, £ls 10s. 10 pieces Latest Designs NAIRN'S LINOLEUMS. 5s lid. Show Price, 4s lid vard. SILK CURTAIN NETS. 2s 3d, Is lid yard. Show Price, Is 0d yard. 3 pieces 27in AXMINSTER RUNNER 12s Od, Show Price, Ss lid yard. COMPLETE NEW RANGE WILTON AND AXMINSTER CARPETS Just to hand at Greatly Reduced Prices. Railage Paid to All Stations. BE A ZEN DALE, LTD., 301-305 PRINCES STREET SOUTH. J)UNEDIN DEMOLITION CO.. 12 WILKIE ROAD. Phone 22-894. Are the cheapest in Dunedin for the following Second-hand Goods:—Tanks, round or square, Ranges, li. and 1. pressure, Mercer Electric Vacuum Circulator; Windows, casements, double hung, picture, multiple lights, etc.; Skylights, metal, ventilating, and wood; Washtubs, 3ft Gin, 4ft Gin, and sft; Staircases; Wash Basins, 10 x 18 flat back, IGin round; Wheelbarrows, steel; Hall Grilles, Oregon and red pine; Doors, low waisted, highwaisted, service doors and hangers, garage, ledge, etc.; Partition, 6-leaf, collapsible, 10ft Sin x 13ft Gin, £7 10s; Timber, very wide assortment: Grates, slab, tile, and open fire; Wireless Poles; Roofing Iron. Ridging. Downpipes. MEMORISE OUR NEW ADDRESS. Late Night Fridays. pAMPE R S ! ! Sft x 10ft or Oft x Oft UMBRELLA TENTS, complete with frame, awning poles, and ropes, BEST DUCK, £5 4s. Full size CAMP BEDS, 27in wide, best khaki reinforced duck top. 22s 6d. GOLD MEDAL DOUBLE STEEL FOLDING BEDS, G7s 6d. Send for COMPLETE CAMPERS’ CATALOGUE. It will pay you—JOHN V, JACOBSON & CO., Campers’ House, Box 1221, Christchurch. }7*OR SALE—Electric Holst. Mining Pipes. Trucks, Wheels and Axles, Split Pulleys, Wire Ropes, Huts, Rails, Sundry Plant. Apply City Electrical Engineer. 242 Cumberland street, Dunedin. 7(1 LAUNCH WINCHES, steering gear, etc.; regular turning movement without slip when driven by Renold Chain Drives; compact; not affected by weather or atmospheric conditions. FOR SALE, Gentleman’s DINNER SUIT (new), never been out of box; size 5; bargain, £2 10s. —Apply The Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Wardrobe Dealer, The Economic, Frederick street. 144 IT'OR SALE, cheap, SURVEYOR’S OUT- . FIT; theodolite, level, leather bag with chain and equipment.—Apply Armstrong, Mollison. 14d SALE of Fancy Goods, Toys, at 2 p.m., Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Mollisdn'a Buildings, George street. —Park, Rey- j nolds. 14d DAIRY CARTS, Spring Drays, Farm Drays, Bakers’ Carts, Wheelbarrows/ Swingle- I trees. Store Trucks. Scurr, Cumberland j st rcet. BLACKSMITH BELLOWS, Anvils, Vyces, Pulleys, Crescent Band Saw, Halgh Buzz, Milner’s Sales,—Scurr, Cumberland street. Railway and tramway rails (ail weights, lengths) ; Boiler Tubes 2in, 3ln, sin). —SCURR, Cumberland street. B _ RITISH BARLOCK TYPEWRITERS, latest models arrived. Call inspect, send for catalogues.—N.Z. Typewriter Co., 22 Bond street. 2on HOT WATER. —Beautiful Supply assured by installing Barntnghara's Open-fire Boiler Grates or Destructors.—All Ironmongers. 23b BUY Your Christmas TOYS at your own price; Unreserved Auction Sale, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 2 p.m., Mollison's Buildings.—Park, Reynolds. 14(1 C CHEAPEST way make CONCRETE —Buy y Ready-mixed, delivered wet.—N.Z. Highway Constructors. Limited (telephone 12-207). , t IS J II IHENOLD CHAIN DRIVES.—N.Z. Stocks; \ 1 to 100 h.p.; most efficient method power transmission (93 per cent ); smooth, quiet running. , RENOLD CHAIN DRIVES effect savings space, and power Positive driving assured All “slip’’ eliminated: definite speed ratios maintained ___ RENOLD CHAIN DRlVES.— Quotations and full particulars from R. B. DBNNISTON & CO. LTD., 31 Moray dace West (above Princes street) 24au OLLI SON'S BUILDINGS, George street, To-day, Thursday, Friday, at 2 o'clock ; Toys, Fancy Goods, Crockeryware.— Park, Reynolds. > l‘bl STRIKING CLOCK FREE with any Dining or Upholstered Suite sold before December 17.—Calder Mackay. 94 FOR SALE, light SPRING DRAY, carry J-tnn ; new: cheap.—27s Cargill road (opp. Railway Workshops). 14d I>UBBER GOODS. Etc.—Wholesale price i list posted to any address on application manager, P.O. Box 37, Dunedin, 14d IT'OR SALE. Sft 61n high-pressure Zealandia ' RANGE, Trailer and Camp Bed.—so Cavell street, Talnui, Dunedin. 14d DOWN QUILT FREE with any Bedroom Suite sold before December 17. Calder Mackay. . 0,1 SODA FOUNTAIN (Automatic), as new. Named Syrup Bottles (sold our business) ; £25: cost £BO.-544, Times. XT ILK and BUTTER—4d quart, 2 quarts ILL 6d : Butter 71d ib: daily deliveries; , try a pound.—sl6, Times. 13d RADIOS— NO DEPOSIT, 5s weekly; for 2 weeks only.—Calder Mackay Co. TO-DAY, Thursday, and Friday. Gigantic Sale of TOYS, etc., Mollison’s Buildings. George street, at 2 p.m.—Park, Reynolds. FREE AXMINSTER RUG with every order for £lO or more, cash or terms. — Calder Mackay Co. 9 (l mENNIS RACQUETS, all makes; lowest JL prices; Re-stringlng a specialty.— M'Dougall Sports Depot, 22 Bond street. SEND ss; get 281 b Pickled Pigs’ Feet. Hocks, Boned Cheeks. Tongues: rail extra. —Ilitchon’s, Milton. 12d POULTRY, ETC. PINK HILL POULTRY FARM—For Sale, young W.L. Hens, great layers: 3s each ; Cockerels. 4 months. Is per ib. live weight.—Peters, Pine Hill, Dunedin. I .TOR sturdy CHICKS: White Leghorns, . Brown Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds, Black Orpingtons.—Skene's. Stuart street, Dunedin, 14<> IT'OR SALE, young GEESE, price 5s each ; . cash with order.—B. Huddleston, Ida Valley. lid IT'OR SALE, Christmas GEESE, grainfattened ; one ss, two 0s; cash with order. —Robert D. Eaton, Waitahnna. IT'OWLS lay well in Spring when Insects are plentiful. Karswood Poultry Spice (containing ground Insects) makes them lay well in Winter, ton Costs only halfpenny daily for 12 hen.s. Obtainable from all dealers. Rail travellers in Britain tire (old to beware of the “ pearl iicekltiee ” gang now “working” the express trains between Leeds and Newcastle and Leeds and Manchester. In some eases they employ girl decoys to persuade travellers to buy a synthetic pearl necklace, costing a'shilling or two, for a “liver,” or less, according, to whether they are in a first or third-class carriage. It is their boast that they have made as imr h as £SO on a single journey. They open their trick with a “hard luck” story, followed by the production of the fake pearls in an expensive-looking case, and are past masters at the art of “telling the tale.” The girl decoy, one traveller said, is a blonde beauty with sparkling eyes, and “ innocence personified.” It is* believed that when working on her own she has “passed off” these imitation necklaces on many of her own sex. The gang also sell sixpenny brass wedding rings as “real gold” rings accidentally found in the streets.