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w and \ and condi MOTOR-CARS WANTED. moto'h-c'ak.s waxtkd. i HAVE a client waiting for a Second-hand De Soto “ 6 ” Sedan, ve are also Cash Buyers for Bight Medium-weight Sedans in good lion. T ODD .MOTORS. LTD. 5X BICYCLES FOR SALE. LADY'S, also Gent’s B.S.A. Bicycles, both vood condition, 555. ’Phone 23-608. 9246 X WANTED TO BUY DINING-ROOM Suite, in good condition, Wanted. Must be reasonable. 9323, “ Star.” X SCRAP Bead and Zinc Wanted, in any quantity. We collect; pay highest cash prices. P.Q. Box 4 62. 9178 X WANTED to Buy, number of secondhand Hall Forms for Brookside School Committee. Apply A. A. Croy, secretary, Brookside. Phone GSS, Leeston. 9320 X MRS TRE VENA, •• Delia Antiques," Cr. Durham and Victoria Sts. P.R., 137, Deans Av., Bower Riecarton. Wide English, Continental, Colonial experience. Buys, sells, exchanges, values curios, antiques, relics, including silver, china, furniture, books. Visits any disWE are Cash Buyers of Furniture Please ring Phone 35-153 and our biryer will call. Thomas Danks, Ltd. cor. Colombo and Tuam Streets. X Q.OLD! WE ARE LICENSED BUYERS. Highest Market Rates. J. F. PETERS, •Jeweller and Watchmaker, 237, ARMAGH STREET. Opposite Regent Street. DX OLD, Clot hi rig. Bin or ulais, Te fescopes, Suits, Bags, Musical Instruments, Guns. Meltzer Bros.. 143, Manchester Street. X TEBB THEM every day and SELL to them every day. Use the “ Star ’* Classified Ads. X G O B D. G O B D. SIBVER. SIBVER. S'EBB YOUR OLD GOBD & BROKEN JEWELLERY DIRECT TO THE REFINERS. HIGHEST PRICES PATD. N.Z. GOBD BUYING COY., 70Sa, COBOMBO STREET (Opp Kincaid’s). X RIFLES. Guns, Binoculais, Typewriters, Musical Instruments, spo» cash, Friedlander’s, 221, High St. X SAXOPHONES. Trumpets, Cornets, Guitars, Cameras, Clothing. Suitcases Wanted. Spot cash. FriedlandeCs. 221,_High Street; X OLD Gold. Silver. Jewellery, Watches, Microscopes, Telescopes. Field Glasses, spot cash. Friedlander’s. 221. High Street. X WANTED TO BUY. OBD GOLD, BROKEN JEWEBBERY. DENTAL P BATES, SIBVER COINS, OBD WATCHES (GOBD, SIBVER. NICKER), DIAMONDS. BON DON RATES. No Connection with Bocal Banks. NINO DL SOMMA NINO DI SOMMA 92. Worcester Street (next Gas Office). FRUIT, PLANTS, VEGETABLES. G 1 >, Raspberries, GoosePeas, New Potatoes, , Henley St. 7361 X stead Road, Papa ►EA Sticks, Is 6d 100; Tomato Stakes, 3s 100; Beans and Flowers. 7 ft, per 100. ‘Phone 41-120. S 4 3X W HEAT: Seconds 11s Gd, Fou Bid., 39. Ferry Road. 6d doz. lbs. ► A SPBER RTES Road. 903 6 X orders taken. Bin coin Rd. SEED Potatoes. Sutton’s Supreme, 2s 6d; Aucklanders, 2s 6d; Dakotas, 2s 1 6d; Arran Chief, 2s; Jersey Benns, 4s, all in 561 b bags. Certified pure seed. Barge stacks cheaper. Delivered free. Market Gardens (Christchurch). Btd., 130, Oxford Terrace. Phone 33-102. X t —Best Table Potatoes 7s 6d, * / “ sugar bags 2s 6d: New Potatoes, 141 b 2s 6d: Onions, 121 b Is: Rettuce. Is 6d doz.; Rhubarb. 4s doz.; Cabbage, big hearts. 4 s dozen; Spinach, Is 6d dozen; Green Peas, 2s peek, in quantities to suit. Ring Market Gardens (Christchurch), Rfd.. 130, Oxford Terrace. Phone n:;-iri2 X MISCELLANEOUS. I}OOK your tables at. Hotel Federal y for your Xmas Carnival Dinner. Phone 32-920. 735 fiX POULTRY FATTEN your own Christmas dinner; 2-month s-old Roosters. 3s for 6. .leliv,s. - S Sla r." X KNOX CHURCH. Report on Satisfactory Year. The annual congregational meeting of Knox Presbyterian Church was held last night in the schoolroom, the moderator, the Rev T. W. Armour, presiding over a good attendance. In presenting the report. which showed that the church had weathered the year most satisfactorily, Mr Armour said he considered that there was a members which augured well for the future. He was always pleased to see activity among church members, and he was hoping - to find a field for that enthusiasm in work at Weston Road. Kirk Session Report. The Kirk Session’s fifty-third annual report made reference to the well sustained activities during the year. The church roll to October 31 last was 469, and the average attendance at Communion services was 320. The fact that, after meeting obligations in full, there was a credit balance of £44 12s to carry forward was a feature of the report of the Board of Managers. It had been possible to meet the whole of the Assembly allocations for missions, etc., of £295 and to add £B6 14s to the capital debt reduction fund, making a total amount in that fund of £IOO 0s sd. This had been possible only through the generosity of an anonymous donor of £2OO, for which the managers wished to express their gratitude. The congregation had also contributed £135 7s Gd through the special appeal. The addition to the debt reduction account was largely accounted for by the bequest of £SO from the estate of the late Mr W. J. Bailie, for many years a faithful member of the congregation. Retiring managers re-elected were: Messrs P. Kennedy, F. TR Musgrave, H. E. Perry. T. J. D. Wilcox and J. R Sharp. New managers elected were Messrs W. J. Walkingshaw and Keith Gresham. Mr W. R. Heney was reelected honorary auditor. A musical programme was contributed by Misses R. Fulton and R. Broughton, and Messrs C. B. Martin and A. G. Thompson. ALL THINKING ALIKE. We all possess some generosity and no one is free from some interest in X’mas presents There is no store in Christchurch which will help vou more than Minson’s, where prices are so low X