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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26903, 15 October 1948, Page 9

MOTOR CARS, SALE AND BUY Limited Number of LATE ENTRIES still being accepted. AUCTION OF MOTOR CARS, ETC., THIS (FRIDAY), NIGHT, AT 7 O’CLOCK. Favoured with instructions from the various owners we will sell by Auction: MORRIS-COWLEY 4-DOOR SALOON, BUICK ANNIVERSARY 4-DOOR SEDAN,.TERRAPLANE 4-DOOR SEDAN, ESSEX i -TON TRUCK. HUPMOBTLE J-TON TRUCK, ETC.. ETC. MODEL AA FORD TOURER, 1935 AUSTIN 7 SALOON, 1935 OLDSMOBILE 4-DOOR SEDAN, 1934 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, 1937 HILLMAN MINX VAN, CHEVROLET 6-CYLINDER ROADSTER, PLUS Ali OTHER LATE ENTRIES, WHICH WE ARE STILL ACCEPTING. •• NO SALE—NO CHARGE.” IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENTS J # W. H. CLA RK E AN D SO N, L T D., •• THE MOTOR AUCTIONEERS,” 441-9 Princes street, Dunedin. New Zealand's Original Motor Auctioneers. Established 1927.

SALE, I' O R PRIVATE 1934 FORD V 3. Engine in excellent condition. Tyres good. Price. £4OO. For further particulars PHONE 11-063. FOR that holiday Car. inquire at 447 Anderson’s Bay road; phone 24-204. MOTOR REQUISITES MOTORISTS: Mudguards, Panels Repaired, Acetone Welding. Accident Insurance Specialists.—Anderson’s Motor Works. Crawford street; phone 12-323. BUS Operators: Extra-long wheelbase Truck, suitable bus chassis; as new; reasonable.—934, Times. MILLARD School of Driving, 32 Broadway; phone 14-210: hours arranged: cars supplied; licences guaranteed FOR Sale, V 8 3-ton Truck; engine good order; 1935 or 1936 model; suit farmer: cash.—Phone 18M. Waipahi 925 x 16 Tyres for Sale; £8 10s each.—W. Rains, Prebbleton,Canterbury; MOTOR TRUCKS, SALE AND BUT JT O R SALE. ONE 1942 FORD V 8 20/30CWT TRUCK Well shod. Stjel body. Government certificate of fitness Apply Or phone 1355. H. GILLIES, Box 41. Milton B EDFORD W.T.L. 6-WHEELER WITH TRAILING AXLE. Fitted with Chev. motor in good order. 16ft wooden deck. G. T. GILLIES, LTD., Oamaru. Phone 1346. IQ4 7 FORD V 8 3-TON Long Wheel Base. This Truck is in new condition. Ownerdriver since new. Only done 19,000 miles all town running. £750. Terms arranged W. D. Reid, C/o Neilson’s garage. 766 Princes street. QOOD TIP TRUCK FOR SALE Transport Licence available. 956, TIMES. 1930 Chev. Farm Truck; 15cwt; saloon cab; mechanically sound; brakes relined; 3 new tyres and tubes; £195. —Ainslie Motors. 450 Princes street. , 1 FOR Sale, Reo Truck and Case Tractor (steel wheels); in good condition.—Apply Miller Bros., Box 28, Stirling, CHRYSLER 70 15cwt Farm Truck; perfect mechanical order; cannot be faulted; £27s.—Ainslie Motors. 450 Princes street. LOST AND EOUND LOST, on Saturday, Wristlet Watch, between corner Richardson and Mason streets and Octagon.—Phone; ring 196 and give No. 647; reward. 1 Seed Pearl Ear-ring, between Dundas and Frederick streets, Thursday morning; reward.—Phone 11-535, LOST, between Tuapeka Mouth and Lawrence, 1 black and white Dog; “Boss." —Finder please ring phone 7R, Waipahi LOST, young Black Cat; White feet and markings; reward.—34 Victoria road, St. Kilda.__ LOST, bottom High street. Navy School Hat; Columba College badge; reward.— Ring 20-380. LOST. Parcel Cutlery, between Waitangi and Duntroon. —Finder please leave at Duntroon store; reward.—B9s, Times. LOST, Red Petrol Tin; 12-gallon; Thursday; reward.—Phone 22-283. FOUND: MOSGIEL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT and SATURDAY. "THE ADVENTURES OF MARK TWAIN ” Starring Fredric March, Alex Smith, Donald Crisp, Alan Hale. The Outstanding Incredible Amusing Dramatic Adventures of One of the Greatest Authors. (Recommended Universal Exhib.)

F~ OUND. EAST TAIERI SCHOOL: Bring and Buy Sale to be held in the School Rooms on SATURDAY OCTOBER 16. at 2.30. Come and help to make this first sale a success. Further donations of any kind will be welcomed. b/'UUNL) —WAIHOLA HALL, on SATURJL DAY OCTOBER 16, that Bright and Popular COUNTRY DANCE, for Good Dancing and Bright Music. Come to this popular dance. Good floor, amplifier, supper Popular prices: Gentlemen. 2s: Ladies. Is 6d. FOUNDrboctors. Dentists, Dustmen. Your head runs my business.—l Donaldson. Hairdresser, Upper Octagon. FOUND—Annual Meeting, Berwick School Association, Berwick School. Tuesday. 19th: all interested requested to ,attend. FOUND—Puketeraki Hall, Saturday, October 16, Welcome Social to Cpl. W. W. Te Tau, J Force: .supper; admission Is 6d. FOUND! Waikouaiti Footballers’ Ball, Public Hall, Friday, October 22, 8.30 p.m. GARDENING PINK Sensation Delphinium, ss; Sal-mon-quilled Border Daisy, 2s; Spiareas Amethyst, white, pink, Is; Giant Shamrock, 9d; Purple Flag Border Iris, Is. 234 OXFORD STREET, Dunedin. (From 2 p.m.). Postage Extra. MARIGOLDS: Australian Tree, Flash. Dwarf French, African, Guinea Gold and Sunset. —Moncrieff and Stewart. VERBENA! Mixed and Scarlet, Pentstemon. Pansy, Engleman's Giants.—Moncrieff and Stewart. KEEP your Roses and Fruit Trees clean from Fungus and Green Fly; these sap the life out of your trees.—MoncriefT and Stewart will advise you what to spray with. GET your Spring and Summer Annuals planted now; Poppies. Antirrhinum. For-get-me-not, PLANT Mow: Aubretia. Viscaria, Lupins. Sweet Peas, Summer Chrysanthemum, Cornflower, Stock.—Moncrieif and Stewart. VIOLA (blue and yellow). Livingstone Daisy, Cheiranthus, Lobelia, Cineraria, Schizanthus and many other varieties.— Moncrieff and Stewart. LARGE Tins for growing tomatoes in: only a few left.—Ring or call Moncrieff and Stewart. SEED Potatoes: Aucklander. Arran Banner, Inverness Favourite, Sutton’s Supreme. King Edward.—Moncrieff and Stewart. CARNATIONS: Malmaison; giant flower, measures 1J to 2in across: lovely fringed petals and delightfully fragrant; 4s 6d dozen, posted. Moncrieff and Stewart. Ltd. HELICHRYSUM: Mixed shades; the dried flowers lend themselves admirably for table decoration, and can be cut and dried for winter use; 2s 6d dozen, posted FLOWERS good for Cutting: Scabious, Stock, Marigolds, Larkspur, Poppies, Gaillardia.—Moncrieff and Stewart, Ltd. GOLDEN Clematis; profusion lanternshaped flowers; 4s cash, posted:—Cromwell Nurseries, Cromwell. 950, Times. GARDEN Seats, Wheelbarrows, Rubbish Destructors, Lawn Edge Trimmers. All Garden Tools.—Mansons, 647 Princes street.