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Auckland Star, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 174, 23 July 1907, Page 2

LOST AND FOUND. (Continued from Pace I.) T OST, between Upper Unlon-st. and College Hill, Sunday night, Gold Brooch; reward.—Mrs P. Connolly, Upper Unlon-st. i LdST~between Haydn-str~and — Masonic Hall. 1 Gent'e Dancing Shoe, and Child's Red Boot and Tan Sock.—Finder please leave at J. Griffiths, Bootmaker, No. 4. Haydn-st. AUCTIONS. Continned from Page B.> FRIDAY NEXT, 2 p.m. BUILDINGS FOB REMOVAL. JJAEER JJ'ROS. (Per W. Ward Baker) -will sell by Public Auction at their Mart, Shortland-street, A S ABOVE. LOT 1 — 5-ROOMED IRON'-ROdFED DWELLING, known as No. 66, Hobsonstreot (close to Corner of Victoria-street). LOT-2 — 4-ROOMED IRON-ROOFED COTTAGE, known as No. 64, adjoining above. FOR REMOVAL IS 14 DATS. GOLD-MINING NOTICES. _ Continned from Page 8.) OLD HAURAKI GOLD MINING COM<J PANY. LIMITED. IN LIQUIDATION. Uotice Iβ hereby given that the Share Register of the ab6ve Company will be finally Closed oq WEDNESDAY, Jnly 31st, 1307, by which date holders of Transfers of Bbfires must lodge the- same for Registration, or they will not be recognised, H. GILFILLAJf, Junr., Liquidator. Auckland, July 23rd, 1907. 'VTVEIE last word in Cocoas' is Bonrn- ■*• yUle, the most delicious of flavoured Cocoas. Its aroma is delightful. It has no superior. Ask your grocer about our tree-gift scheme. JUDGING by the friendly remarks we "■ hear, BournvUle Cocoa has come to stay. Its delicious Savour and delightful aroma have secured for it a large demand. Wholesale: J. D. Roberts, Custonis-st. FOUND — That the Cocoa possessing tne most delicious flavonr and delightful aroma is Bonrnriile. Handsome jewel caskets of chocolates given away free. Ask your grocer for particulars. OUENVILLE is not only the name of the beautiful .Garden City founded by Cadhury's, but also the most delicious 'ot flavoured Cocoas.—Obtainable wholesale, J. D. Roberts, Cnstom-st.