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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22164, 18 January 1934, Page 16

FOR SALE TO RESIDENTS OF MOSGIhH, AND A SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. DUNEDIN DEMOLITION CO. Is taking down the Residence of Manager of Mosgie! Woollen Mills. Large quantities'superior Building Materials for immediate sale at the' premises. Factory road. Hours of Sale:. 8 a.m. till 4.30 pan. daily. Good assortment Building Timbers. Roofing Iron, Grates, Mantelpieces. Windows. Doors, Glass Doors. H.P. Range with Thermometer, Superior Kitchen Dresser, Cupboard Fronts. Tip Bins.'4oo-gal. Tank, Sinks, Basin. Trellis, Bricks. Chimney Pots. Sundries. Rush Sale to clear section—So Hurry. FARM SEEDS FARM SEEDS FARM SEEDS FOR PERMANENT PASTURE. , Before placing your order, write, wire, or Phone for quotations for FRESH SEEDS OF HIGH GERMINATION and PURITY. Our prices will save you good money SWEDE SEED. SWEDE SEED TURNIP SEED. TURNIP SEED. From Best English Growers B s.0 Y D Next Grapd ‘ Theatre, 193 Princes street. Phone 13-111. w ANTED, T 0 ' SE : L L.; Ndw Range AXMINSTEH and WILTON CARPETS. From £6 10s. 3-piece CHESTERFIELD SUITE, latest covering; guaranteed workmanship. £l3 10s. . Latest 1934 PATTERN LINOLEUMS.; ■ From ,4s Cd yard. •- . ‘ ; ' BRAZENDALE’S; LTD., 30,1-305 Princes street rvbWIE’S DISMANTLING CO., D-. 1 FORTH STREET. Water .Pipes, Ranges, Cast .Sinks, Flat Iron,;' Sashes, Doors, Building Fittings of every description, Tiled Slabs, Gratis, Mantelpieces, Cupboards, Tanks, Weatherboards,' Dressed Timbers-3 x2,4x 2, 6 s 2, 8' x 2r 12 x 2, 10 ,x 2. Timber direct from us at lowest prices. Casement Window and Sashes. PHONE 10-130. SALE. FOR SALE. 3-PHASE USED. ELECTRIC MOTORS. 5. 74,- -10,15,20, 40 h.p., Squirrel Cage type; Also 10, 15, 25 h.p. slip ring type. Every machine guaranteed,in good running order. ' BROWN BROTHERS, ‘ Electrical Engineers, ' , ' 590. Colombo street, Christchurch. - P.O. Box 548. J. R. STEVEN & CO.. Grain. Seed, and Produce Merchants, 94-96 VOGEL'STREET. DUNEDIN. Samples and Prices for Grain, Seeds, - Pig and Poultry Feed furnished on application. ptHEAP, COTTAGE PIANO ; nice appear? V/.ance: recently tuned; no borer; £l2. Also 2English Iron-frame Pianos, £22 10s, £24; Player Piano and rolls, £49 (or offer) ; Radios, £7, £l6, £22.- —R. 8. McKenzie’s. ... , ■ DENTAL REPAIR SERVICE. 102 Princes street (opposite Bank of New Zealand). Repairs in 3 hours: Replace Tooth, 4s 6d; New Tooth. 5s 6d: Cracked Plate, 6s 6d ; Broken. : Plate, :7a 6d. HOME INFORMATION BUREAU.—Send • Is postal note; secures any Recipe or, .Formula; cosmetics, soaps, dentifrice, wines, cordials., writing inks, stain removers. —-P.O. Box 332, Dunedin, rrtENNIS ’ RACQUETS Greatly Reduced in JL Price. . We also have,some Restrupg and ■ Shop-soiled at very low prices; 1933 Dunlop Tennis Balls, 3s pair.—Charles Bills Htd. - 18 la MOWERS.— We have several good Secondhand M’Cormick and Massey-Harrls For Sale. —Apply International Harvester Company. • ~ ■ BINDERS. —Second-hand Massey-Harris For Sale; also 3_-furrow Tractor PLOUGH,— Apply International Harvester Company, IVfOTOR TRUCKS. —Several good SecondItJL hand For Sale ;: these must ho sold, to make .room for new stock arriving.—Apply INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY. ■\XTANTED to' SELL. ;SINGLE"BEDS. 3ft ; ■ YYv ' panelled ends;, extra heavy rustless; wire. With 'istrainlng bolts ;: ; 35s 6d.—Harold Banks. - ‘ “ ~ . . ; ~, - ‘ i > CHESTERFIELD. SUITES, in Wool Muqueue or Genoa, from £l2 10s; Oak Tea Wagons. 21s 6dl—Harold, Banks. , s— —————— —i. £[BAGRASS, CHAIRS,. cane frames, 22s 6d ; O ' 8-plece Oak, Suite, in wool moquette: £l4 10s.—HAROLD BANKS, 237 George street.. ■ Kenold chain, drives.—n.z; stocks: 1 to ,100 h.p.; most efficient method power transmission (98 per cent.)'; smooth, quiet running. 1 TJBNOLD CHAIN DRIVES effect savings space and power.. . Positive driving assured.. . All " slip ■’ .eliminated: definite speed ratios tnafnlalried. REFOLD CHAIN DRIVES. Quotations and full particulars from R. B. DENNISTON & CO.. LTD., 31 Moray place West (above Princes street). TWO Oak BEDROOM SUITES; hardly used: from spotlessly clean bungalows; £l7 10b, £23. —R. S. McKenzie’s, auctioneers. FOR SALE; 8-horso Marshall PORTABLE ENGINE ; In good order: subject to inspection.:—-Communicate Christie, Warepa ; or ring ■ 144 U. Balplutha. 13Ja STACK COVERS, from 17s 6d; railage ' paid.—Johnson .and Couzins, saddlers and horse cover makers, 03- Cashel street, Christchurch. HOSPITAL BED. Single Beds, Double,, Beds, also K. Mattresses; Inlaid Linoleum.—R. S. McKENZ.IB,, LTD;. Manse street, ; , ' llja HOT WATER. —Beautiful Supply Assured by Installing Bafningham’s Open-lire Bofler ' Grates or Destructors.—All Ironmongers.' , MINERS’ WINDLASSES and Tools, ..Pul- ; leys, Chains, Wheelbarrows, Wire Ropes. Truck Wheels, Anvils, Vyces.—Scurr .Cumberland street. ■ RAILWAY AND TRAMWAY RAILS (all' weights, lengths); Boiler Tubes (lijln, 21n, Sln.Slii). —Scurr, Cumberland street. DAIRY CARTS; Spring Carts, Farm Drays, Wheelbarrows,. Store Trucks, Vehicles, and Wheels repaired.—SCUßß. Cumberland street. DON'T Wait for Auction —Couches, 15s, 30s; Tables, Chairs, Linoleums, Carpets, Oak Hall Seat.—R. S. McKenzie s, AT LAST—NOISELESS PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS; £25 cash/or on easy terms. —N.Z. Typewriter Co., 25^Bond street. WOODEN BUILDING. Iron roof ; 72 feet long: for removal; good as new.—so Cavell street, Tainui. 17Ja OHEEP DIP, Imported, 5s gallon; railage paid ; cash with order. —N.Z. Highways Constructors. Ltd.. Le;an's Point, Dunedin. FOR SALE—Bassinet, Child’s Feeding Chair, Dropside Cot, Light Pram;— 163, Times Office, 18ja FOR SALE, Shacklook RANGE; good as new; £3.—Phone 23-441; or write 165, Times, 18ja LOOK! 7-piece Chesterfield SUITE, hardly used; £l2 10s; 3-piece Suite, £lB. —R. S, McKenzie’s, auctioneers. FOR SALE, One 18-month-old Shorthorn BULL; well bred.—J. W. Graham, Factory road, Mosgiel. I’Sja F OR SALE, order; £3.RIDING SADDLE: -170, Times Office. good The “ Veil of St. Ann,” Mother of the Virgin, is on exhibition at the MuSec de Cluny in Paris, after being preserved in the Cathedral of Apt, near Avignon, for centuries in u large bottle. For the first time it is possible for scholars to-examine it and to give an opinion on its authenticity. The relic proves to be a little less than half as old as tradition has claimed, and to be neither Christian nor Judaic in origin, for unlike most relics, its origin and even the date of its weaving can be established exactly. It is a piece of embroidered linen, measuring s)ft bin by 4ft bin, with Arabic lettering, which recalls that it was made at Damictta, in lower Egypt, in the year of the Hegira era 489, that is, 1096.