WANTED TO AELij Words l/ -, J Days 2/6 I> A Tll, Porcelain; guod condition.—Ring i > 3074. 773 light.—Ring 14 casement & leadvorking order; £25 cash.—C.S., box IA.NVAS Boat, 10ft; [ ’AIU’ET, 9ft x 10ft Gin, £9 105; Scots Chest, 32s (id; Chesterfield Suites, 10s.—Young s Furniture Mart, 41 Ward f 'llir:s i Fi;fIEUJ Cou cif, 39T0"; sT”Easy chairs, 37/(5 each; double rimu bed is new. 5 7/o.—Clothier’s Emporium New Junior muue.. u./ 10/-; arrange demonstrations th'-ough-service depot, Checker onice. Electrolux, an good order, £ii ids, £l2; Haywin, as new, £5 10s.— Y oung’s Furniture Mart, ii Ward St. quantity; lovely Chesterfield suite; all in good order.—3s Grey St. GOOD Used Furniture, always on hand. We are buyers or Household Elfects, prams and pusncbalrs.—Clothier’s Emporium. II AY, -Dan liansen, mgs. £3 lus per ton.—Phone 353 4 venORIO.N' Range, In flrst-class order; L.IL erven.-—Apply 29 Thackeray St. 75 2 ORION Range, 3rt Gin, with hot water cylinder; in use three years; prompt delivery.—Apply A. J. Oalllchan, Phone 2844. 729 PANEL Red, 3rt. Gin, non-sag wire, 17s 6d; Rlrnu Dropslde Cot, f Young’s, 44 Ward St. Phone 35 Hamilton Easi £2 10SP LUMBERS, Builders: 5 Cwt. Galv. Iron Scrap, 24-26 G; suitable small flashings; Plumbers’ Tools, Sundries.—J. Byrne, Cambridge. 750 R‘ Ltaths, 12/6; Clothier’s Emporium. SIDEBOARD, 35/-; Seagrass Chair, 17/6; Invalid’s Chair, 90/-; Badminton Racquet,. 25/-.—Clothier’s Emporium. HplIE new British Refrigerators have ar--L rived at last; secure one while 3tocks last.— E.C.C. Coy. W 1 WIRE Netting (quantity); 1 Alfa-Laval 4 Separator; 1 200-Gallon Tank.—Miles, Tramway Road, Claudelatids. 724 QRASS-SEED - MIXTURE - GRASS-SEED The nnest mixture on the market today. No. 1, GO/- per sack; No. 2, 57/6; No. 3, 75/- sack. Samples. Purchasers of 3 sacks or more may have same held till end of February. ir LADIES* AND UENT.’S ) AT «J»A WARD STREET (Opposite Cutting) JNSTRUMENTS 0/-, Aloha I'keleles, 3 2/6, 4 2/6 free Tutor, postage, Aloha Guitars, £ J. H. G 1 FARMERS! 44-GAL. DRUMS, suitable bolding skim milk and pig lood, etc; 6 Drums £l. Special Quotation tor Quantity. yyAiKATO JJiTUMEK QO., CLARENCE STREET. Pbone 1413 Hamilton. Gulden Knight Console, .Mantel Radios, from £l7, or 3/0 weekly. Used Radios (all overhauled and guaranteed), from £4 or 2/- weekly. Wasunte Washing Machines, from 7/0 weekly. Any of the above, deposit by first month’s payment. A. W. HEALD. 122 Norton Road Frankton i Representing Radio Branch, Farmers’ Trading Co., Ltd.. Auckland. Q A 11 13 Q G A S GAS PRODUCERS For Cars, Trucks, Buses, Tractors Run your Vehicle ui a fraction of coat or Benzine This is the usual QUALITY line on display, and sold by C“ JFRU |T , PLANTS, FLOWERS FOR SALE ANEMONES and Ranunculus. Giant Massing Double Strains: 5o for 3/-; 100 lor 5/-. Postage paid.—Grlfllths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. DvTcE on Bulb Planilng, Indoor and open ground cultivation. Free booklet, 30 pages, fully Illustrated. Posted without charge.—Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. B“'EAUTIFUL Tulip's, Giant Darwin Superb Strain. Choice Mixed Colours; 5/dozen; 50 for 18/-, posted.—Grimms’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. _ i> A RIAN AS, iris, Freesias, Ixias, Sparaxis, > Crocus, Daffodils. Collection 100 special Bulbs for 10/-. Postage paid.—• Griffiths’ Nurseries, Mt. Eden, Auckland. Anemones ranunculus, vigorous. Brilliant, Giant Blooms, 3/6 and 5/- 100 M A I R E. Lakelands, TAKAPUNA. NEMO NE 8, RANUNCULUS • Large Brilliant Blooms—2/9 100 B v ANEMONES, RANUNCULUS, FREESIAS, IXIAS, SPARAXIS, etc, etc. Complete collection Now Ready. ' y UN FRUITQRCHARDS Near 5X Hoads Best seasonal varieties of dessert and cooking apples; bottling pears. GET A CASE TODAY TOMATOES, 4d lb; Savoy Cabbage &. Lettuce, 50 9d; Freesias, mixed colours, 1/0 dozen. 50 5/-; Daffodils, 12 varieties, 3/- 5/-; mixed. 1/G, 2/6 dozen.—Calderwood, off end Wilson St., Hamilton E. Phone 3779 DRESSMAKING FROCKS Cut and Tacked, finished; patterns expertly cut; any size.—Hollywood School, 28 Victoria Street, opp. Barton & Ross. If*** DRESSMAKING THOROUGHLY! Expert Tuition In Cutting, Designing and Making under Personal Supervision ur Principal (iate Melbourne;. Reasonably {. ees —start now!—“MODERNE” School of Dressmaking. Everybody’s Bldgs. (upstairs 7s Victoria street. COAL MERCHANT H. K. B iSllop & C° Phone ..■'s9 l’lione After Hours, 3522 AGENTS FUR PUKE COAL, FIREWOOD. CUKE A Nl» i:\HHOKTTKs. WANTED KNOWN COAL MERCHANT. Phone 2862 Tor Glen Coal, Coke ana Carbonettes. To avoid disappointment, cider the day nerore. Office, opposite | showgrounds. Claudelands. c.oae t■> sharp Saturdays. After hours Phone 45ifc
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Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21356, 26 February 1941, Page 2
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