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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 561, 14 January 1929, Page 3

USED MOTOR-CARS TOR SALE Dominion motors, ltd., for Good Used Cars. Open till 9 p.m. Monday to Friday. Telephone 40-031. USED Essex Sedans. Dominion Motors, Albert St. Open until 9 p.m.. Telephone 40-031. NEW MOTOR-CARS TOR SALE HUDSON, Essex Super Sixes.—Latest models now on view at our Showrooms, 11»t» Albert St.—Dominion Motors, Ltd. HUDSON -Essex Showrooms, open 7-9 p.m. every evening.—Ail Latest Models on View. —Dominion Motors, Ltd., 166 Albert St. MOTOR-CYCLES TOR SALE HARLEY, 7-9. with side-box and sidecar; worth seeing-. Offers considered. Private sale.—Phone, 13-079. MOTOR TYRES AND ACCESSORIES MUDGUARDS, Radiators, etc.. Repaired, Acetone Welding.—Cunningham, Motor Metal Worker. Phone 44-620, 144 Albert St. MOTOR SERVICE STATIONS DODGE and Reo Electrical Service Station.—All North East Spares in stock.—Watson, Steele and Ganley, Ltd., Wellesley Street W. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE VIOLINS. —Hewitt’s Fiddle Shop for All Instruments, Repairs, Strings, etc. Bows repaired.—62 Pitt St. PIANOS FOR SALE COMPARE PIANO AT THE J.C.L. VALUES Special Display. Showrooms on the FIFTH FLOOR. HANDSOME UPRIGHT PIANOS at 59gns, 69gns, 89gns to 115gns. PLAYER PIANOS from 139 to 165gns. Every Instrument Guaranteed. NO DEPOSIT—GRADUAL PAYMENTS Catalogues Sent on Request. OHN OOURT, JLiTD., ‘•THE J.C.L.," QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND’S LEADING DRAPERS AND FURNISHERS. PI A IA £l. (lANO T^OR lANO -T OR Lewis Eady’s, Ltd., easy terms 101 Pianos range from as low as £1 deposi weekly. Evei*y one of the splendid offers below represent huge savingj on original cost. SAUCER, BERLIN—Iron frame, checlaction, white keys; £25 cash; £1 deposit 5s weekly. RAPPOLDI, BERLIN Overstrung check action, iron frame, white keys, gooc touch; £32 10s cash; £1 10s deposit; 5s weekly. HOELLING AND SPANGENBERG BERLlN—Attractive rosewood finish under-damper action; £4O cash; £2 deposit; 5s weekly. HAAKE, BERLIN Magnificent Upright; overstrung Grand, rich tone; £4: 10s cash; £2 deposit; 7s weekly. ALLISON, LONDON Dark mahogany, iron frame, check action, rich tone £45 cash; £2 deposit; 6s 6d weekly Lewis tt»ady, t td„ EWIS JuADY, JLiTD 15 KARANGAHAPE road RADIO APPARATUS FOR SALE R ef USE Battery Wireless—get Split dorf Electric Radio; huge reduction.— Ralph Sanft, Chemist, 239 Symonds St LTRARADIO.—A. H. McDonald, 10 Great North Road, for Accessories, IT Repairs. Advice. Service with all sets. THE SUN AGENCIES. AUCKLAND’S BEST NEWSPAPEP HPI-IE CUN - 1 - HE °UN IS ON SALE EVERY EVENING A 1 THE FOLLOWING TOWN ANI SUBURBAN AGENCIES. PREPAID CLASSIFIED TISEMENTS are accepted Agents. lo W ords, 9d per insertion; 2s three consecutive insertions. 20 Words, Is 4d per insertion; 3s 6d three consecutive insertions. 25 Words, 2s per insertion; 5s 6d three consecutive insertions. Marriages, Deaths, etc., 2s 6d per insertion (30 words); 9d each additional 5 words. Births (30 words), mention of nurse or doctor, 6d extra each. The Sun Telephone (Advts.) 46-820. • Denotes District Delivery Agents for The Sun. ** Denotes Advertisements Only. CITY—**H. Schmidt, Chemist, Queen Street (near Regent Theatre). J. Sherwin, News Agent, 6S Queen Street. Brooking and Son, Bookseller, Wellesley St. (opp. Civic Square). Miss L. Bishop, News Agent and Confectioner, 10 Quay Street, opp. Northern Wharf. Mrs. T. Cummins, Fruiterer and Confectioner, S 6 Shortland St. (opp. Auckland Racing Club). Miss L. P. McMarama, Fruiterer and Confectioner, 18 Princess St. (opp. Grand Hotel). Mrs. B. Cain, Candy Store, 90 Victoria Street. A. Allen, Confectioner, 147 Victoria Street. Mrs. S. Moore, Dairy and Confectionery, 15S Victoria Street. Bert Jones, Hairdresser, 69 Hobson Street. A, Pickering, Confectioner, 158 Hobson Street. Mrs. T. J. Jones, News Agent, 237 Hobson Street.. J. Scott-Johnson. Confectioner and Stationer, 40 Pift Street. J. Lynch, News Agent, 414 Upper Queen Street. J. Paxton, Fruiterer, 51 Wakefield Strqet. ■Mrs. J. W. Makin, Confectioner and News Agent, corner Karan gahape Road and Liverpool Street (below Tivoli Theatre). | A. G. Pillinger, Railway Bookstall, (main outward platform), i J. Buchanan, on all Ferry Bookstalls, i ♦J. B. Crompton, D Pitt Street, j ARCHHILL—- ! I* Phillips, Chemist (opp. Ponsonby Reservoir and Star Hotel), i *E* Manchester, 270 A Great North Road (near Grey Lynn Public Library). Mrs. E. Briggs, Tobacconist, 1A Great North Road. Mrs. W. H. Wasey, Confectioner, 5S Great North Road. Mrs. Roths, News Agent, 137 Great North Road. AVONDALE—- ! *B. Walesby C/o Mrs. McKinnon, Racecourse Parade. j J. R. Midgelv, Stationer, Great North Road (near Post Office). Tierney and Son, Tobacconist and Billiard-room, Great North Road. Phil Woods, Tobacconist and Billiardroom, Great North Road (opp. Rosebank Road). AUCKLAND PUBLIC HOSPITAL—•Steve Shelton, Stationer and Confectioner (opp. main gates). George Cheyne, Fruiterer, 15 Park Road. Mrs. A. Smith, Tearooms (opp. Wallace Ward and main Domain gates). BELMONT— Mrs. Rowlands, Fruiterer, Victoria Rd. BIRKDALE— W. G. Reas. Stationer, Bright’s Corner, Birkdale. A. Blanchard's Cabaret,, Beach Haven. BIRKENHEAD—•C. Neads, c/o Mr. Burford, Queen St., Northcote. W. S. Harding, Wharf Bookstall. L. Turvey. Tobacconist, Haurakl St. Mrs. G. Anderson. Fancy Goods and Stationery. Highbury Corner. BROWN’S BAY— Mrs. Wilkinson, Confectioner, near Theatre. BUCKLAND’S BEACH— E. Vogt. CHELTENHAM BEACH. DEVONPORT— Mrs. M. E. Birchall, Beach House Tea Kiosk, Cheltenham Beach. COLLEGE HILL— P. McCann, Stationer, 16 College Hill, ! below Suffolk HoteL ^ — j