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Auckland Star, Volume LIV, Issue 185, 4 August 1923, Page 1

I I.OST AMD FOTTfTO. TOST, Left-hand Kid Glove, near Toneon ■*-« Garlick's: reward.—loo, Symondß St. J'OST. Motor - Cycle Pump, Gillies At.; : -*-* reward.—2o, Windmill Kd., Mt. Eden. I 13 T OST. Pocket Book, containing working '' - 1 -* man's wages, last evening.—Address at .Star. 310 a T OST, Lady's Tortolseshell Hair Comb. ■*£ lI.M. Theatre, Friday.—Finder King T OST, from 11, Gordon Rd., Morning- ■ side, young Australian Rosella Parrot; ■ rewnrrt. TOST. In tram from Market Rd., yesteriJ (lay, Hookey Stick, Books. Reward.— j Inpuire Star. 31ST , LOST, one Silver Pencil, near corner Cook 1 and Grey Streets. Reward.—lC, Hallensteln's. Newton. , T OST Gold Tie Pin. French toalf-eoverelgn. ■" Kewai-d.—lMcKay, 3, Windsor St., Par- . nell. 'Phone 11 OTA, 101 LOST, Gold Brooch. Cameo head, safety . chain, by old lady, vicinity Svmonde < fit.—l 9. Khyher Pass. 253 T OST, Tink and Grey Parrot, wings I slightly clipped: reward.—Sea Breeze. 1 Prlncps St.. Onehunga. 8« T OST, Cap Benzine Tank, Manurewa.— ■*-* Finder write S. 2995, Star. Owner will call for same. Reward. T OST, Pair Gold-rlnrmed Spectacles. TakaJ - i puna, TlcinUj , Mlnnclmha Aye.; reward. H. Lewis. 30, Smeeton'g Bldgs. LOST, Boy's Rain Trench Coat, Devonport Cricket Ground; reward. —Plcaso Tetii m Devonport Convent. LOST, Gold Badge Brooch, valued as keepsake, ronsonby Rd. or vicinity George Court's; reward. — Inquire Stak. .'iOlti , T OST, Gold Bar Brooch, set wtth pink ■"■ oornl, about three weeks a?o.—Stratlieden. 280. Mt. Eden Rd. Reward. - T OST. Wages Envelope, with couple ■*-* |K)und notes; reward.—Finder with fellow feeling please Inquire Star. 2925 TOST, Bhick Poplin Lady's Bag, Grey *-* Lynn tram, Tuesday; silver, insurance book; good reward.—lnquire Star. 2314 T OST. Parcel, containing runner, pomid - 1 -* note, bank book, vicinity Pascoe's. Court's. Newton.—Phone 3318 A. Reward. LOST. Puree, Brown Wallet, containing notes, Eilver. between Wellesley St. and Court's Tea Rooms. Reward.—lnquire Star. 20*7 LOST —Will lady who took Parcel off table in ladles' waiting room. Milne and Choyce, kindly return same to inquiry office? ' LOST. Gold Bangle, from Mt. Albert car i to Point Chevalier and vicinity Gladstone Rd. Friday evening; reward.—lnquire Star. 3181 '. LOST. Watchmaker's Illustrated Catalogue, between Argyle St. and Wird Ter.—Kindly return G. B. Wright, Jeweller. (i. Wellesley St. W. M ! TAKEN" from 13. Crammer Rd. — 1 Argyle Bicycle: parts known. I "POUND, Sunshine Purse, Tuesday even- " Ing. Heme Bay car, town terminus.— Apply Miss Lloyd. Florist. 20 STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED. STRAYED. Black Cat. "Nig." white epot on chest; reward.—ll, Fairfax Kd.. Epsom. STRAYED, Black Cat (Xl*), white spot on chest.—Kindly return 11, Fairfax Rd., Epsom. ; SPRAYED. Black and White Collie Dog last Tuesday week; answer* name Rover ; reward.— J. Elliott, Glenflcld. STRAIED. Chestnut Mare, while blaze down lace, heavy shoes, from sth Avenii". Point Chevalier. Reward.— J. Sadgrove. 00 STRAYED, Brown and White Collie Deg, last seen at lilanurewa ; reward.—Garratt 2-* I>exter Avenue, Dominion Rd. 'Phone 33T5A. *» BLACK MARE MATAKIANGA. T years. by Merry Moments—Tc Pahu, sent to mc on July 23. 1»22; If not claimed within "7 days will be sold to defray expenses.—.l. Fletcher. G6. Vincent Avenue, Green Lane. PTTPIXS WAHTBP. , ART Teacher—Pastels, Pen, Oil Painting. Stencilling; also Sale Work.—Miss Flett, 10. Tabernacle Bldg. | BX Leatherwork. Busketwork. Pokerwork, Carving, Pen Painting, Stencilling. Tatting. I'rospectua posted.—Mlsi ' Ay ling. 4. Strand Arcade. C ASHLEIGH Coaching College, New Zealand Insurance Buildings.—Coaching ' for Public Examinations, Backward Educa- : tion. Bookkeeping, Junior and Senior. B B _ OOKKEEPIXG -Special Course, eight lessons. One Guincu; no text-books re- ; quired.-S. 3117. Staii. ! Home or ".Professional DresaXj luakins, Cutting, Fitting, Des.gning. No ' patterns, no churU. —Modern Dresamaklng 1 salon. Ellison's Chambers, Queen St. ■Phone 2027 A. B I GOOD Writing—Evening Classes, Mondays and Thursdays, 7 to 8 and 8 to 9. 'Mv Harle Giles, 3rd Floor, Ilellaby's , Buhaingg, OPP- P.P.O. _. _____ ' TkRESSES Cut and Fitted. Classes dally, XJ 9 to 0. Charges moderate. —'Miss Watt ' 14. Tabernacle Bldgs. C E~~ LOCUTION. —Gladys M. Pees. Private Tuition arranged. Classes, 121, Remuera Rd. —188, Symonds St. 'Phone 4332 J" OSS School of Art now reorganised: will Enrol limited number of Pupils at Studios, Brunswick Bldgs., Queen St. LADY has Vacancies I'lano. Theory.—l 6. Fox St.. Parnell. T ADY has Vacancies Piano, Theory, vlrinitv Dominion Rd.. Edendale: homes visited: moderate.— Inquire Star. 2368 TVJILLINERY.— Day and Evening Classes. ■ I'J- quick up-to-date methods.—34. Short's 1 Buildings, Queen St. MILLINERY Lessons given to suit pupils: 6 lessons 10/: experienced milliner.— Write S. 3174. Star. 22_t MISS V. F. MANDENO. Teacher of the Pianoforte (Relaxation Method).— i No. 63. West St.. Newton. MISS LILLIAN BRAITHWAITB, Teacher of Voice Production, Singing, Piano.—lo. Sheehun St.. Ponronby. C M~~ TsS VERONICA HORRICKS. London Medallist and Certificated Teacher of Pianoforte and Singing. Children nnd adults quickly advanced. —Write Gilniorc Buildings. Broadway. Newmarket. 87 MOTOR Car Driving.- Council certificate cus-anteed. -Mayhill and Sexton. Queea St. Gnrage. 317. Queen St. 'PhoneJKW7A. D TVrBS WOt'LFE. A.L.C.M.. Teacher of ' Jm- Piano. Theory.—Mt. Smart Rd., Royal Oak. 1 PIANOFORTE and Theory taught by Certificated Lady. Special attention beginners. Terms moderate. —S, Nixon St., lANO. Violins-Certified Teacher has Vacancies: easy methods. Children, ndultß quickly advanced. £1 1/ term.— S. 2590. Star. ' M us. Dvs° *• i TKAI IIF.K OF flAXOfllllTI;. F.ijrhtli House on Led. SF.LWYN ROAD, KPBOM. ~ -\V I M M E R 3. I PABN THE LATFST SIX-BEAT AMERICAN TRUDGEON CBAWL. Classes Now Forming, nine 2746 To-day for Appointment. * £1 1/ per Term. D B. ANDERSON, instructor. B WANTED TO HIRE. ' VKTUVNTKD, Sundays, to Hire, a Lady's W Hack: nw vice.—King 1011. between » 4 and 7 p.m.