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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19807, 24 May 1934, Page 15

LOST AND FOUND. Lost and Found Advertisements—Cash rate 1/- tor 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—Black Cocker Spaniel and Brown Retriever. Reward on returning to 43A Heaton Street. I OST—Monday, Sophia St., Child’s Grey Coat. Finder please return to Giles, 52 Theodocia Street. SOMETHING TO CROW ABOUT. T’O the rooster that crowed in Ame--1 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. I ADY requires board in comfortable home, sunny room. Central. Apply, N. 137, Herald Office. YIT/ANTED —To rent urgently, small vv house; conveniences, north end. Rent in advance. Apply, N. 104, 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. YY/ANTED—To buy push chair, good condition. ’Phone 1109. YY7 ANTED—To buy child’s "rocker” vv horse on stand, any condition. State price and where seen to N. 138, Herald Office. YY/ANTED—Light English Car about vv 10 h.p. or long spring Chevrolet. Reasonable. Apply, N. 130, Herald Office. YY/ANTED —To buy 4 or 5-roomed vv house for cash, £4OO. Must be good value. Apply, N. 123, Herald Office. YY/ANTED—Season’s supply of fresh VV trapped rabbits, at highest market value. Apply to J. Kane, St. Andrews. C'ASH Buyer wool, skins, hides, etc. Open Friday and Saturday only. J. J. Freeman, Sophia Street, Timaru. WANTED KNOWN. \Y/E manufacture wicker work ot any vv description, wool baskets, clothes baskets and seagrass furniture. S Page, next to McGruer Davies. DRIQUETTES. The economic fuel for range or grate. Obtainable Carlton Bros., ’phone 946. DRIQUETTES. Ring and let us send you a trial bag. C.F.C.A., ’phone 24. DIGHT in town, 4-roomed roughcast '■ bungalow, only £340, with easy terms. No bus fares. Apply, Wentworth Auction Mart. QUR Special Bargain Stands, 1/6, 2/6. 3/6, 5/-, are attracting daily attention. All useful goods. Don’t miss inspecting them at Porter’s Sale. JUST on the market. Briquettes for heat. C.F.C.A. ’Phone 24. 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 tc 42/-. 169 Stafford Street. Timaru. DED Diamond O-tis gives sustaining energy right through the" day. Cooks in one minute. DANUNCULUS, Primrose, Eeauty Double, special 1/6 doz. posted. Lilium Henryie, half-price sale now 9d bulb. F. Smith, nurseryman, Temuka. DREHAUT’S Radio Service will be pleased to see old and new customers at their new premises opposite P. W. Hutton and Co. WANTED KNOWN—Briquettes. Obtainable at Carlton Bros. ’Phone 946. Try a bag. RANTED KNOWN—MORISON’S, LTD. HALF-PRICE DRAPERY SALE CLOSES ON SATURDAY NEXT. WINTER Coats, newest imported styles and materials, real opossum collars, silk lined, big selection. Splendid value 49/6 to £5/19/6. J. M. Miller. Stafford Street North. I ADIES’ Wool Hose, good quality 2/11, full fashioned 3/11 to 6/6, silk and wool hose 2/11, 3/11, full fashioned 5/11. J. M. Miller. LJOTHOUSE tomatoes, asparagus, cu--1 * cumbers, spring vegetables Ring 1130. Timaru Fruit Supplies. T'O be kept busy these abnormal times is no small feat. I am kept busy through honest workmanship and fair charges. L. Hunt, watchmaker, Theatre Royal Buildings. VIEW Wallpaper at the low prices ol lOd, 1/-, 1/3, 1/6 per roll. F. Lewis and Lons. demand for all lines of fumiv ture, gent’s and ladies’ l 'lres, guns and rifles. Good prices being obtained by Wentworth Auction Mart. Ring 447 and carter will call. I~\AD can fix most things, but leave it to Brehaut’s to repair the Radio. YY/OVEN Wool Frocks, very fashionvv able, 27/6; smart tweed frocks, from 19/6. J. M. Miller. DOSES, 100 varieties, 15/- per doz. Apples and fruit trees 20/- to 30/per doz. F. Smith, nurseryman, Temuka. Wool Gloves 1/11; fleecy lined silk gloves 2/6, fancy fabric gloves 2/11 to 4/11. J. M. Miller. pTAIL’S CAFE, Cashel Street. 9d 1 dinner now on, including soup and fish, fish and oyster luncheons and tea as usual. WE HAVE DISMANTLED FOR SPARES:— Willys-Knight, 4cyl., model 65. Buick, 4cyl., 1924. Buick, 6cyl., Standard Six. Buick, 6cyl., Master Six. Chevrolet, 4 and 6cyl. Dodge, all 4cyl. models. Essex, 4 and 6cyl. models. Ford T and New Beauty. Ford A 1927-1933. Rugby 4cyl models. Studebaker, 4 and 6cyl. models. TIMARU WRECKING CO., LTD., Sophia Street.