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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23054, 3 December 1936, Page 18

FOR SALE DUNEDIN DEMOLITION CO. CHEAPEST FOR BUILDING TIMBERS. FENCING MATERIALS. DOORS and WINDOWS, PLUNGE BATHS, GAL. PEDESTAL BATHS, RANGES and COOKERS. WHEELBARROWS. SKYLIGHTS. WIRELESS POLES, / RECONDITIONED CALIFONTS, TILED SLAB GRATES. CUPBOARDS. WARDROBE FRONTS, GLASS STOCKED. We are open for business on Saturday mornings. 12 WILKIE ROAD. KENSINGTON. IT'OR SALE, 1 Storrie-Wlllett Double Disc ScufTler, as new; 1 Massey Harris 2horse Mower, 1 M’Cormick 2-horse Mower, I Bft Massey Harris Heavy Hay Rake, 1 Booth Self-oiler Windmill with new pump, 1 Storrie doubip disc Ridger (overhauled), 15-coulter R and G. Grain and Manure, and turnip also Grass box, Drill (in firstclass order), 1 R. and G. foot steerage Double Turnip Scuffler, 1 three-furrow M'Cormick Tractor Plough, 1 Bft R. and G. Incut Disc Harrow (new blades). 1 new Hay Sweep.—Clutha Implement Exchange. J R. STEVEN & COY., GRAIN. SEED, AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS. 43 Jetty street, Dunedin. C.l. Samples and Prices for Grain, Seeds. Pig and Poultry Food on application. Culmings, 8 sacks for £1 cash, plus railage to sidings. pOWER FOR NOTHING I! I From a stream you can jump across you may get enough power to light your homestead. Is power going to waste on your farm? m WATER POWER IS CHEAPEST. SEND FOR FRF BOOKLET!!!! BROWN BROTHERS. Water Power Specialists, P.O. Box 548. Christchurch. NEW POTATOES. /CENTRAL OTAGO NEW POTATOES. VV GROWN. NEW POTATOES. Now ready, choice Epicure and Jersey Benncs. Ring ALAN MITCHELL, 40U, Cromwell, for supplies. SEE, HEAR the new AIRLINE RADIO with novel cinema dial; outstanding performer.—Calder Mackay’s, 180 Rattray street. HORSE COVERS—Heavy green proofed, lined, hacks 22s 6d; draughts 23s 6d; cash, delivered.—Johnson and Couzins, Ltd., Ltd., Cashel street, Christchurch. 40LD CHAIN DRIVES. - N.Z. Stocks, 1 to 100 h.p.; most efficient od power transmission (98 per cent.): th, quiet running. RENOLD CHAIN DRIVES effect savings space and power. Positive driving assured. All “slip" ellmlna'-d; definite speed ratios maintained. RENOLD CHAIN DRlVES.—Quotations X and full particulars from R. B. DENIISTON & CO., LTD., 31 Moray place /est (above Princes street). WANTED to SELL, SINGLE BEDS. 3ft; panelled ends; extra heavy rustless wire, with straining bolts: 42s 6d.—Harold Banks, Ltd. CHESTERFIELD SUITES, In Wool Moquette or Genoa; from £l3 17s 6d; Tea Wagons from 21s 6d.—Harold Banks. BEDROOM SUITES, hand dovetailed, reflex mirror, full mirror wardrobe, £l4 17s 6d complete: any stain.—HAROLD BANKS. LTD., Dunedin. 1 Q-HQA-1 Kaitangata, 2 Kal. Nuts, lo Ut/U 103 6d; Brlghtflre, 3 bags 7s 6d; first-grade Lignite; prompt delivery. t Q AQA- Pine Blocks, 3 bags 5s 9d; iO-Vi/U Kindling, 2s bag, 3 bags 4s 6d; guaranteed bone-dry wood. GALVD. IRON PIPE, all sizes; state quantities required.—G. W. Collie Ltd., hardware merchants, Crawford street. COW COVERS—Good heavy, unlined, 7s 6d; Half-lined, Full-lined, also a warranted Waterproof Cover. Write for Price List.—J. Aldous. 338 South road. Caversham. Garages and factories find national Time Recorders Invaluable. Particulars from N.Z. Typewriter Co., 22 Bond street. “ T>ELAX" TENTS and CAMPING Xi EQUIPMENT; write or call for free catalogue.—Chiles and Umbers. Bath street, Dunedin. OAT DUST, 100,' 4s 6d; Pig Meal. 112, 5s 6d; Pig Potatoes. 30s ton; Barley, 200, 15s.—Scott Bros. BARROWS. Store Trucks, Winches. Friction and Crab Pumps, Water Pipes. Wire Ropes, Punching Machines.—Scurr. Cumberland street. RAILWAY and Tramway Rails (all weights, lengths). Boiler Tubes (Uln 2in, 31n, 4ln. sin).—Scurr, Cumberland street. STEEL SPLIT PULLEYS, Belting, Fans. Platform Scales. Buzzer Chains. Truck Wheels, Fireproof Safes.—SCURR, Cumberland street, j , ' Jtiqr ECONOMY, Efficiency, and Beauty ’ Install a ZEALANDIA ENAMELLED RANGE: Inspection invited.—Barningham's. 325 George street. OTAGO DENTAL SERVICE.—New Set of Teeth from £2 55.—206 Princes street, 3 doors below Woolworths. FRANK FOX, 112 King street, has large stocks of FURNITURE. Including 40 camp stetchers; Inspection Invited. CASSELL’S BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: 8 volumes: excellent condition; £4 10s: “ Masterpieces of British Art,” beautifully bound; £3.—656, Times. IT'OR SALE. 50-gallon Alfa-Laval SEPARATOR: In use one season; guaranteed good order.—Apply Box 10. Hlllgrove. LONG BAMBOO FISHING RODS: heavy, 3s: light. 2s; Ferrules, Is 6d pair; also, Lines and Hooks.—Charles Bills, Ltd. 1 FARMER, near Dunedin, will Sell MILK ; at gate; supply 85-gallon run: must be thoroughly reliable man.—64s, Times. IT'OR SALE, two HACKS; six years: . Springcart Mare, In foal.—ll Wales street, Roslyn. FOR SALE, Registered 2-year-old Milking Shorthorn BULL.—622. Times Office. IT'OR SALE, sound Table POTATOES; 12s ' 1901 b sack.—Apply R. A. Kinnaird, Alexandra. IT'OR SALE, Spring-cart HORSE; eight 1 years old; staunch: trial. —D. Wilson, 444 King street. Dunedin. FOR SALE, Child’s TRICYCLE; new: extra big wheels; suit child of 12: £3.-709, Otago Daily Times. FOR SALE. Oak FILING CABINET (Special): cost £l3 10s; take £7 10s, delivered. —700, Times. IT'OR SALE, M’Leod’s Improved HAY- ; STACK.—J. P. M’Leod, Ashburton.

FRUIT FOR SALE ETTESBURGH JAM STRAWBERRIES: 121 b net. 10s 6cl, delivered fresb by grower from Glenavy-Dunedin Main road; cash with order, or pay on delivery.— Marsh, Waimate. Quality strawberries; ios per 12 punnets: free containers: sidings Bd. Jas. Bathgate. Grantly Orchard, R.D., Outram. STURMER APPLES, 8s 6d per case; siding Bd—Bathgate, Grantly Orchard. R.D., Outram. POULTRY, ETC. SETTINGS of 15 Eggs now ready; Anconas. White Leghorns, Minorcas, Khaki Campbell Ducks.—Skene’s, Stuart street, Dunedin. INSECT GUNS; complete with 'powder: kills all vermin: Is 6d post free.— Skene’s, Stuart street, Dunedin. 170 R Sturdy "PRODUCTIVE” CHICKS; J; Brown and White Leghorns: Anconas now ready.—Skene’s, Ltd.. Stuart street. ADVERTISING is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion It has won a place for Itself in virtually every Industry Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved that it can return a profit to the advertiser But advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula for unearned success,