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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19803, 19 May 1934, Page 23

LOST AND FOUND. Lost and Found Advertisements—Cash rate 1/- for 16 words, or three insertions for 2/6; each additional word one penny per Insertion,, Booked rate double cash rate, with minimum charge of 2/6, I OST —About ten days ago in New--1-1 man Street. Horn-rimmed Glasses in Case; reward on returning to Vienna Cake Shop. I OST —Brown Nappa Gloves, Stafford 1-1 Street. Finder please ring ’phone 1339 D. POUND —Balk Tan Collie, No. 633 r G.C.C.; owner can have same by paying expenses. Apply, C. C. McPhedran, Tycho. j OST —Between Rangitata Bridge and Geraldine, Sum ot Money in Notes. Reward. muka. Apply, Herald Agency, TeSOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT. -TO the rooster that crowed in Ame- * rica, and woke all the people in France, it caused a rebellion in Ireland and made the Japanese dance. But you can’t beat the South Canterbury Carpet Coy. for Carpets, Hearth Rugs and Hall Runners. ACCOMMODATION. rpLAT to Let—Furnished 23/6, right in town. Enting, Sceats and Co., Land Agents, ’Phone 480, Timaru. \Y/ ANTED —To let urgently, small w house; conveniences, north end, rent in advance. Apply, N. 104, Herald Office. yo LET—Three or four furnished * rooms self-contained flat, all conveniences, private entrance, reasonable, near Catholic Church. Apply, N. 103. Herald Office. DUSINESS lady wants single furnishD ed room with gas ring. Must be central. Apply, N.IOB, Herald Office. \Y/ANTED —To let superior self-con-w tained furnished flat. ’Phone and garage. Apply, “Koraki,” 14 Elizabeth Street. - pO LET—2 rooms near P. 0., suitable 1 for dressmaker, low rental. Apply 14.45, Herald Office. Y.W.C.A. HOSTEL, Arthur St., Timaru. Accommodation for the holidays. Sunny aspect, 10 minutes’ walk from the Bay. Charges moderate. WANTED TO PURCHASE. Y/ ANTED—A self-propelling invalid chair in good order. Must be cheap, teply, "Chair,” P.O. Box 11, Orari. YY7 ANTED—One S.H. 3-furrow disc W plough. State conditions and price ;0 Farmers’ Machinery Department, jeraldine. WANTED —Cheap pair of second- ** hand cricket pads, suitable for oalkeeper. Write, Secretary, Women’s lockey Club, Temuka. \Y7 ANTED—'Cello. Apply, giving price W i„,.„ tr, wqr Herald and particulars to Office. Y7ANTED—To buy sound manure ™ sacks in any quantity; 1/6 per doz lash. A. C. Palmer, Temuka. '■ASH Buyer wool, skins, hides, etc. Open Friday and Saturday only. J. Freeman, Sophia Street, Timaru. YY/ ANTED—To buy coal sacks in any *v n „ on Ht ß nwnA Mill Street. quantity. C.F.C.A., tihone 24.

WANTED KNOWN. z"''EO. Chapman, chimney sweep, will be in Temuka, Monday. Order at McMillan's, or 'phone 214, Timaru. YOU’LL appreciate the new 1834 Nash 1 on view at the Farmers’ Garage, 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. this morning. W/ ANTED KNOWN—Onions 201 b 1/-, VV 451 b 2/-, cental bag 3/9, at Southern Cross Stores, Pleasant Point. DREHAUT’S Radio Service will be ° pleased to see old and new customers at their new premises opposite P. W. Hutton and Co. VY/E manuiacture wicker work ol any vv description wool baskets, clothes oaskets and seagrass furniture. S Page, next to McGruer Davies. DIGHT in town, 4-roomed roughcast bungalow, only £340, with easy terms. No bus fares. Apply, Wentworth Auction Mart. ET the girl or boy a school bag at Smith’s Leather Shop, 2/9 to 15/-. Or an attache school case 2/6 to 25/Luggage straps from 1/- up. See ladies’ shopping bags 3/6 up. Slipper soles from 1/- a pair for knitted slippers Real wool slipper soles 2/9 to 4/6. no You know that F. Lewis and Sons have full stocks of oil and water colours, brushes and all artist materials. 0H! What a difference new wallpapei akes. See F. Lewis and Son’s astounding values. CEE Smith’s first. Leather buckles. leather buttons, anchor buttons, leather coat buttons, gilt and nickel too Suitcase locks, laces any kind 3d and 4d pair. McMillan’s unbreakable 6d pair Any colour boot polish 4d, 6d, 9d each Buy John's wallet now, 3/6 to 42/- 169 Stafford Street. Timaru. DREHAUT’S Radio and deliver all free of charge. Service collect makes of Radios DOSES, 100 varieties, 15/- per doz. Apples and fruit trees 20/- to 30/per doz. F. Smith, nurseryman, Temuka. (KEEN demand for all lines of fuml- **■ ture. gent’s and ladies’ 1 -es. guns and rifles. Good prices being obtained oy Wentworth Auction Mart. Ring 447 and carter will call. OMITH’S for soles, 1/6 lady, 2/- men. and good too. Leather and all sort, nails too. Suede leather and suede with wool on for moccasins at 1/6 and 1/9 a foot. Boot protectors 3d a card (near all kinds) Belts to beat the band from 1/- to 3/-. 169 Stafford St. pOR SALE-TWO-SEATER FORD COUPE Good Order. What Offers? Can be seen at — MORTON AND CO., LTD., Auctioneers. GEORGE CHAPMAN, CHIMNEY SWEEP, WINDOW CLEANER, CARPETS BEATEN AND VACUUM CLEANED. Note Change of Address to—--52 CHURCH STREET ’PHONE 214.