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Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 13, 16 January 1926, Page 1

IOBT and found. r T OST, Baby's Gold Bangle; keepsake; revXJ ward.—L. D. Speed, Te Papapa. 59 s TOST, Bft'Dinghy, Moon on stern, FrlXJ day, Sth; reward.—Hinton, Castor Bay. T OST, Medallion, Ambulance, January *•* 12, mim' r 235154; reward.—26, Nelson 3 St. j T OST, Bottom Set False Teeth, Brown's ' - LJ Island, Sunday wee«., reward.—-Inquire - Star. 765 T OST. Gold Plate, two teeth, Seccombc's •*-* Rd., Monday; reward.—ol, John St., l Ponsonby. j T OST, Embroidered Poplin Bedsp e> d, unj j - , - i finished, some weeks ago; good ieward. ! Inquire Star. 67G - T "ST, Gold Brooch;, diamond in centre, r x ** medal nftached, Friday; reward. — s I'.-nti-nl Hotel. '• T OST, Working Man's Wages. £.".. in - l - i ' Oueen St.. Onehunga; reward.— CIeJCZ. -> 'Hnirdreaser. Onehnnga. 231 ~ T OST, Sovereign Brooch, on dagger bar. -" about January 7; reward.—Finder J return 64. Hepburn St. T OST. Scarf. Queen St., Thursday night: ■*-* striped, henna, gold, fawn; reward. — 1 7. F.nrrie St.. Ponsonby. «I T OST. Kit of Motor Cycle Tools. Grey r -a-* Lynn. Pt. Chevalier; reward. —9, Win--1 rhester St.. Newton. LOST, Onoto Pen. outside Kealy's Bookshop. Friday afternoon.—Finder kindly , return tq above shop. . T OST, Pearl Necklace, Friday evening, -" between Devonport and Newton; j reward. —Inquire 'Star. 731 LOST, Child's Grey Knitted Skirt, vicinity Owen's Rd.. Monday.—rhone 20-873 ; - 4, Albury Ay„ Epsom. • LOST. Briar Pipe, left to-day, westernmost sent ton Shortland St.; reward — . Write S. ."SO. STAR. LOST, Spectacles, in case, Wednesday evening, Newton or Ponsonby ; reward. > Rush ton. Stationer. Pon«onby. I^l LOST, Friday evening, Red Sunshine Purse, near car. Heme Bay Term.; • re-ward.—2B6. .Tervols Rd. LOST, Suitcase, Hat Box, off DevonportMilford bus; reward.—Address inside, jj or 12. Dublin St.,. Ponsonby. 2j» LOST. Six £1> Notes, Dominion Rd. Terminus ; distressed ; good reward.—Mrs. | Welch. Fowlds Ay.. Edcndale. 45 OST. Pair Pince-nez Classes, on Friday last.—Please return G. T. Murray. - Public Works Dept.. Auckland. LOST, Two-bar Gold Brooch (swallow). between Huntlv Ay. and Grafton V r ' • Reward.—4Bß, Upper Queen St. 173 •■ T OST, Gold Rim Spectacles, in 10 o'clock - AJ papakura-Auckland train, Wednesday.; reward.—"Star" Agency, Papakura. 64 LOST, Spare Tyre and Rim, between City. Penrose, Otahuku. 9.15 from city: ; reward.—Passenger Transport. Otatmlm. 333 LOST, Boot, left foot, between Clark St., Edendale, and Symonds St., Saturday ; ' reward. —Scott, Stationer, Klngglnnd. 142 ! T OST, Gold Bracelet, Wristlet Watch, ' •" Queen St.. Thursday night; liberal " reward.—46, Waterview Rd., Stanley Bay. LOST, Suckling's Envelope, containing Negative, vicinity Queen St. or Helenst vllle train Friday; reward. —Inquire Star. 748 " T OST, Pair of Black Gauntlet Gloves, ■** between Ponsonby and Queen Street,. I Tuesday evening; reward. —127, Ponsonby 1 Rd; ; P • T OST, Raincoat, Lady's, brown rubber, on t U Silverdale-Takapuna Rd., Boxing Day; reward.—Kirkcaldy, 9; Wairiki Rd., Mt. j Eden. LOST, Tarpaulin, in sack, between Queen's Wharf and Shortland St.; reward. —C. ' A. Cleal, Motor Transfer Co., Palmerston j Buildings, or 'Phone 27-604. -140 " T OST, Lady's Handbag, containing money, '• -Li locket, chain, small photo; Khyber Pass, Park Rd., Grafton Bridge; reward.; — Payne, Polar Ice Cream Co., Newmarket. 54 LOST. —Reward offered for information leading to identification of person rc--8 moving Model Yacht, Devonport beach. 5.30 Sunday afternoon, January 10.—Inquire Stab. 74 i ? TjVXTND, Lady's Shoe, patent leather, -t? Wellington St.; owner have same pay- ' ing nd.—l 4. Wellington St. 159 FOUND, Black Purse, Wednesday, near WaikOWhai .Park. Owner can have 3 same paying t or*advt.—lnquire Star, i oo STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED. BTHAYED, ln Remuera district, Blue-grey Pup, answering name Rob. —Apply Airey, Aldred Rd.,. * STRAYED. —Would person minding White and Tan Fox Terrier, lost Dec. 19, communicate 2, Karetu Rd., Epsom. Reward. , riTRAYED, Grey Pomeranian Pup, black 3 © face, about 5 o'clock, Friday evening, from Cook St. —Reward on returning 104, Cook St., City. STRAYED, Bay Mare, 4 years old, white star on forehead, from Onehunga, , Thursday morning; reward. —3, Church St. ■■ East, Onehunga. 49 '" ÜBASE OFFERED. Apartment' House, 8 rooms, well furn. £150; £30 -deposit. Rent 50/. Gift. Ponsonby.—Write S. 5603, Star. QUEEN ST. (overlooking Myers Park). — House, 9 rooms; £4, tenant buy some furnishings.—Morrison, Strand Arcade. S6 ' TV/T T - 'ROSKILL.—To Lease, 7-roomed ii- House, with 7J acres land. Rental £2 15/ per week.—'Winstone Ltd., 69-77, J Queen St., City. REMUERA Terminus—'New Brick Shop, living accommodation; suit fruit, mllllnery, etc. —W. Sowden, 32, Qneen St. SECOND Floor, Jamieson's Buildings, 26, Lome St., from January, 1926. Central position, fireproof building, good light, passenger and goods lift.—Jamieson, Woollen Merchants, Lome St. 5 QiHOP ln good position, Albert St.; low - *3 rent. —Particulars 105, Welleslcy St., West. - Onnfk FEET Floor Space, 300 Feet Yard, jj\J\}\) independent Cart Entrance ; warehouse, factory; Rutland St. —Apply d. and ' J Miller, 171, Albert St. 'Phono 40-432. 158 m O LEASE. BLACKSMITHING AND SHOEING BUSINESS, WAITOA. Excellent prospects. First-class Shop and Plant. Rental only £1 per week. Suit a live man with small capital. Annly J. POMEROY AND CO., LTD., Hamilton. a 4 PARTNERSHIPS. GENTLEMAN, retiring from Business, wishes working Partner with £300, to ' loin son ln old-established suburban Store; confidential.—Write F. 4934. Stab. - T>ARTNEIt wanted, £75; big returns, i i- active, for South Island ; patent applied ; for.—Write F. 5097, Star. " PIANO TUNING. - ARTHUR BREE (Pianist), Tuner and j A. Repairer; expert attention. —164, Upper Queen St. Phone 43-395. C HR. JUKY. Certificated Tuner, •Repairer; satisfaction guaranteed or : money refunded.—Np. 1, Belmont Terrace, J Remuera. ' ' - T WANT A JOB ON YOUR PIANO—a job J A where experience and fine art craftsr manship are required. lam looking for an unusual job because I have made a = reputation by doing unusual work. PlanO, Player-Piano, and Organ Tuning and Ite- • pairing of every description. Keyboards " Re-covered with high-grade celluloid, £4 c 10/. Borer treated an<j case polished, £6 10/. :t Permanent cure guaranteed. Tuning, town 10/0, country £1 1/. Action Repairs as per = estimate. Consult me.—CLAUDE S. OVER. Est. 1905 (late foreman Lewis R. Eady and '• Son, Ltd.), Model Tlano Works, Onehunga. B S