Page 9 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26027, 15 December 1945, Page 9

WANTED TO BUT TH E TREAS URE CHE S T (R E 282 GEORGE STREET (OPP. ARTHUR BARNETTS), DEALERS IN HIGH-GRADE ART GOODS, ARE BUYERS OF JEWELLERY, .SILVER, IVORY ' FIG-USES, CRYSTAL, CROCKERY, ANTIQUES, ETC. DON'T THROW YOUR GOODS AWAY", BUT TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR EXPERT KNOWLEDGE. WE PAY THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES. RING 11-693, AND OUR BUYER -WILL CALL. WE HAVE A KEEN DEMAND FOR DIAMOND RINGS, And Also PAY UP TO £5 A STRING FOR PEARL BEADS.

UGLE BEADS - TRIMMING BEADS. 1 want any type of bead suitable for frock trimming, particularly in colours. I also want sequins of all colours. Send all you have and state price wanted to New i Zealand’s leading bead buyer— L. W LAWSON, 30 City Chambers, Queen street. Auckland gOTTLES WANTED We are PAYING Is 6d per dozen, foi 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. ANTED T O BUY. Sovereigns! Sovereigns! Old Gold! Old Gold! Broken Jewellery, Gold Dentures, Diamonds, etc.; London prices paid. Also Surveyors’ Instruments, Musical Instruments, Binoculars, Electrical Goods, Old Silverware (stamped), Shotguns, Rifles, Travelling Goods, Modern Radios, Sewing Machines, Scales, Cameras, Vacuum Cleaners, etc., etc., etc.—Phone 13-637; or write or call for free valuation. ROBINSON'S, LTD., (Government licensed). 156-8 Stuart street. MOTHER of family wants Plano; any condition; good cash price given; urgent.— P.O- Box 537, Dunedin. BOTTLES. Rags, etc.; prompt collection.— Phone 22-365, Downes, dealer; highest prices paid. WANTED to Buy, Light 10 to 12ft Dinghy; prefer kauri or white pine.—Box 250, Timaru. WANTED, small Dinghy, about 8 feet long, flat-bottomed suitable.—Phone 14-706, Sunday, before noon. WANTED, 10-inch Circular Saw; combination rip-crosscut preferred.—Particulars and price to Gunn, Roxburgh; phone 28D. WANTED to Buy, pint size screw-top Preserving Jars, with lids; any quantity. Price to 979, Times Office. WANTED to 3u,v, 5000 second-hand Bricks; also 4 Skylights; state price and where seen—947, Times. WANTED. Glass; suitable for glasshouse: state price, amount.—S Morris, Mosgiel Junction. WANTED, .303 Rifle; must be good.--Phone 23-402; or 943, Times. Wanted to Buy, Tricycle; suit boy up to 5 years.—Phone 13-083, PORTABLE Typewriter Wanted; will pay £2O good 0ne,—968, Times. WANTED TO HIRE WANTED. —Anyone wanting to Lend or Hire Full Set Kilts for 3 months apply Sec.. Alexandra Pipe Band. WANTED to Hire, Tent, fortnight from New Year.—Reply Box 832, Dunedin. WANTED to Hire, small Tent; approx. 6xß; Xmas period.—Ring 22-412. BOARD AND RESIDENCE gUPERIOR PRIVATE BOARD Wanted in Refined Home, by Student, Near University. Room with fireplace or heater preferable. Liberal remuneration for suitable accommodation required from end of February, 1946. Please reply, giving particulars, to:— “ STUDENT," C/o J. Inglis Wright, Limited, Advert ising, Box 1462, WELLINGTON. XH B LEVIATHAN, DUNEDIN’S LEADING PRIVATE HOTEL. 1 Minute from Railway Station. Daily Rate, 13s 6d. Mr and Mrs T. Espie. Phone 11-979. P.O. Box 112. DOUGLAS Private Hotel (next Town Hall): Casuals, 10s day; permanents by arrangement* comfort assured.—Phone 12-601. * ALBERT House, St. Clair, By the Sea; phone 23-481; moderate tariff. CASTLE REAGH, GO Stuart Superior Accommodation; bed and break6s_ 6cL PERMANENT Board required by young gentleman; immediately; would like good situation, handy to business area.—9o6, Times. , GOOD Accommodation wanted, March, young woman; away all day: not student: Dunottar preferred.—sß7, Times. HAZELWOOD*"GuesT House, 123 Cargill street, caters Casual Guests.—Phone • Mrs McGowan. WORKING Girl requires Full or Part Board after Christmas; central or Roslyn. 783. Times. SUPERIOR Accommodation, private home, near City preferred, wanted by music pupil.—977. Times. PERMANENT - Board and lodging, com. fortable home, wanted for young man earlv January.—93s, Times, or telephone 10-074. WANTED! for 1946, by young professional woman, part board near University, can supply own furniture and linen; residence now or by February.—9o7, Times. YOUNG - man requires Board. Mosgiel, early January.—Bss, Times. WANTED. Kind Person to board baby from birth, about April.—B9o, Times. BOARD Wanted by young business girl from mid-January: urgent.—Phone 14-062. WANTED, Private board for Youth in clerical position.—Apply 841. Times. W R MISCELLANEOUS KN’O’ V A T E This XMAS. Paints, Oils, Brushes. Glass, Facing Paints. Enamels, and All Painting and Paperbanging Needs. JAMES WREN & CO., LTD., 402 Princes street. NEW WAY REPAIR. Pots, Pans. etc. Aluminium Enamel, Silver Teapots, etc.; Shears, Scissors, Knives Sharpened KEEN'S ENGINEERING & WELDING COMPANY, 533 Princes street South. Phone 18-030 At z. HIGHWAY Constructors, Ltd.. IM . Logan's Point (telephone 12-207); cheapest prices; prompt delivery; readymixed Concrete, Asphalt. Tar, Sand, Lime, Screenings, Bitumen Emulsion, Cement, Weed Destroyer. Wood Preserving Oil. Creosote Oil, Pitch, Bitumen. TjjALfl MEN AND GIRLS. The best girls think bald men are old men. If your comb is raking liair from \ our scalo get from Wilkinson's, Chemists, BIRMESE HAIR ROOT COMPOUND. Firmest' Laboratories, Ltd., Hereford st.. Christchurch. * liven if vou are not a machinist, “ MANHATTAN " HOUSE will find you a job as a learner or apprentice. DON’T delav in " Hamper" ordering—specify Natural XXXX Beer. Stout. Crystal Ale. Cordials. Hotels filling orders fast. ; VICTOR Nelson’s now fitting Pram Tyres, all sizes; also for invalid chairs.—Pram Dept., Bis Cycle Emporium OXLEY Free Pram: Have you entered baby’s: name? Send for the entry form. READY Mix Concrete. —Concrete Supplies: phone 14-736. • A DVFRTISING is accepted as a .cA necessary part of modern business promotion. it has won a place for itself in virtually every industry. Rightlydirected and prepared, advertising has proved that it can return a profit to the advertiser. But advertising should always bo considered as a business enterprise and not as a magic formula for unearned success.