WANTED TO BUT Good quality art jewellery of all kinds, antique or modern; Bracelets, Brooches, Earrings, Dress Rings, Cameos, Muff Chains, Pendant Chains, Antique Lockets. Mounted Cats'-eyes, Boar Tusk Bangles, Bead Necklets. Loose Beads, Amber, Crystal, Venetians, Imitation and Cultured Pearls, Greenstone Tikis and Hearts; also Early New Zealand Stamps. Bring out that old collection Country clients post for quote.—Good cash prices from L. W. LAWSON. 30 City Chambers, corner Queen and Victoria streets, Auckland. B O T T L E S’ WANTED. We are PAYING Is 6d per dozen for all Local Ale and Stout Quarts delivered to our stores or on rail, Dunedin. We also pay the highest prices for Wine, Whisky, and Assorted Bottles of every description. _ „ CLEARY’S OTAGO BOTTLE STORES, LTD., 151 Hanover street, Dunedin. Phone 12-065. w ANTED T © BUY Sovereigns! Sovereigns! Old Goldl Old Gold! Broken Jewellery, Gold Dentures, Diamonds, etc.; London price paid. Also Suweyors’ Instruments. Musical Instruments, Binoculars, Electrical Goods, Old Silverware (stamped). Shotguns, Rides, Travelling Goods, Modern Radios, Sewing Machines, Scales, Cameras, Vacuum Cleaners, etc., etc., etc.—Phone 13-637: write or call for free valuation, ROBINSON’S. LTD., (Government licensed), 355-8 Stuart street \ 157 ANTED TO BUY, Silver and Plated W Teapots, Coffee Pols, Sugar and Creams, Crystal, China, Crockery', Vases, Ornaments, Jewellery, etc. Highest prices given. Before selling get a quotation from C. H. AUSTEN & CO., 25 Frederick street. EFT-OFF CLOTHING. Mrs BROOKES, corner of Frederick and King streets, pays highest, prices for Men’s. Women’s, and Children s Clothing of every description. Highest cash prices given for CAMEOS, LOCKETS, CHAINS, RINGS. BANGLES, PEARL BEADS and JEWELLERY of all descriptions Now is the time to turn surplus JeweHery into Cash. Get our valuation. —C. 11. AUSiein & CO.. 29 Frederick street. YITRIGHT'S, 3 Octagon. BUY OLD GOLD \V AND SILVER.— Jewellery, Rings. Watches, Brooches, Chains, etc. Any co v dilion Best prices given.—MARTIN S BUILDINGS (upstairs, above Para Rubber Co.). Blankets into**: w?g“eWest SU3?S»jO&isss "ssk WANTED Old Gold, broken jewellery, diamonds rings, silver, etc.; top price oakT—C. S ’VcnnaH, watchmaker. J. and J. Arthur's Buildings, upstairs^ 9ADIOS unused, soon deteriorate; realise sishfor' vttstfn'S Fftsderlck street: Cash buyers Jowellerv. Antiques. Furniture, good fur Coats, etc., etc.-29 Frederick street^ VAN TED Buy. Singer Machine, joxfop or drophead; any order, za/, fl tries. WANTED, your, spare Radio or Used ’arts; VANTED, Coleman Iron; in good worktig condition.—26B, Times. VANTED. Clean Wrapping Paper.—City 'isii Supply. 184 Rattray street, Dunedin. WANTED to Buy for tKumty salon, Dryer ncl other cqui pm e n t. —R in g_ 2 0-7 sj. Child's Playpen; ondition; reasonable.— Reply 278, nmes^ /ANTED Buy. Galvanised or Black Iron, pprox. sft x 4ft; urgent.—Plrone 13-285. LOST AND FOUND lines (12 words Is, 3 lines (18 words) i 6d. 4 lines (24 words) 2s. booking extra OST lady's Gold Wristlet Watch; reard.—Write 251. Times. OST, Scotch Terrier; partially clipped.lease ring Cameron, 10-599. Reward. OST, between Maungatua, Outrani, Cap radiator VO.—H. Dugan, Maungatua. OST R.S.A. Badge, Reg. N.R. 71352. Inder return R.S.A. Office. Reward. OST. youth's navy blue Coat; reward.Dundas street. OST on St. Clair beach, Monday, Pair Spectacles and Case.—Finder please ng 18-236. Reward. 3ST Pair of lady’s black kid Gloves, lilway Station, Tuesday morning.—276, mes. )ST, vicinity Dundas street or on Normby tram, small Purse, containing sum money.—Ring 12-150; reward. )ST. black Handbag, containing National vings coupons, ration books: reward. Times. RAYED from my property, Monday, nuary 1. 4 Draught Horses, with covers, rig J. Colquhoun, 34S Outram. RAYED, 1 black Labrador Dog, vicinity rodhnugh; collar number 1775, 1939. ng 22-762. IST, Friday night. Stuart street, Wallet ’.mining return train and boat tickets, ickland, and money; wanted urgently.— rdcr ring 10-029. Good reward. ST, Gold Wristlet Watch (presentation), cription on back; good reward. —Ring ephone 20-376; or call 2 Gamma street, slvn, before Friday. ST, Bag, containing motor cycle parts 1 tools, between Milton and Dunedin; lent; reward.—Return Dunedin Taxis rage. Moray place. FOUND: Hasty Tasty Quick Lunch Cafe, next Crown Hotel. Meals at all hours. FOUND: Welcome Home Social will oe tendered Flying Officer R. Miller Nichol on Friday, January 5, Public Hall, Waikouaitl, 8 p.m. FOUND: Lauder Pictures To-night. The popular Singing Star of the Saddle, Gene Autrv. in " Down Mexico Way.” with Smilev Burnette. (Universal Exhibition.) F O U N WASHING MACHINES, CAKE-MIXERS, Repaired and Overhauled., T.W.T. ENGINEERING CO., General Engineers and Welders. PHONE 10-703 D,
PERMANENT WAVING jgLACKFORD'S HAIRDRESSING SALON (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT), 318 Princes street, next Wain’s Hotel. SPECIAL PROCESS FOR WHITE HAIR PERMANENT WAVING SPECIALISTS. Phone 18-228. JOHNS, OF LONDON, Artist In Hair. PERMANENT WAVING SPECIALIST, 108 PRINCES STREET (opp. Vedic). Phone 12-136. Phone 12-136. JJAVE IT DONE AT , HOME. MISS BROOKES. 23 Queen’s drive, Musselburgh (Phone 23-606), will be pleased to call and do your PERM. AND RESETTING in your home. YALDOR TOILET SALON, Permanent Waving Specialists, Now Transferred to 245 GEORGE STREET (Opposite State Theatre). Full Wave, £1; Three-quarter Head, 15s. Phone 18-852. ART Beauty Salon, 294 George street (opp. Self Help): Non-electric Perm., Full Head, 15s; 2, 12s.—Phone 18-040. Open Saturdays. Open between Xmas and New Year. OPEN all Saturday: "Chic” Salon, opposite II.B.: Eugene and Non-electric Waves from 15s od.—Phone 12-639. PLANTS AND PRODUCE LEEK Plants. Musselburgh Flag; 2s 6d per 100; post free.—J. Hamilton, Ettrick. CYCLES, SALE AND BUY ONE Gentleman's Bicycle, in good order, with dynamo light and carrier. £6: one Girl's Juvenile Bicycle, in good condition, good tyres. £6.—296, Times. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR Sale. Spanish Guitar, with case; as new; beautiful instrument; £5 cash. —Address 297. Times Office. “STEELJTE" Paints: Put your labour into something durable; “SLeelite” Red for service.—Smith and Smith, Ltd.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25734, 4 January 1945, Page 1
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