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Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 163, 12 July 1928, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. TOST, Lady's Gold Wristlet Watch, Queen _ St., Tuesday; keepsake; reward.—77, Queen St. 12 T OST, Parcel Knitting, between Williamson Av. and Richmond Rd., yesterday morning: reward.—Ring 20-611. si 2 T OST, Glasses in Case, between Bayfield Rd., Heme Bay and the Barn; name inside ; reward.—23, Bayfield Rd. 12 TOST, Gold Wristlet Watch, monogram - 1 -" M.B. on back. — Reward on returning to 20. Dexter Ave.. Dominion Rd. xlT OST, Chain l'urse and Pocket Money, Mountain Rd., Mt. Albert, by girl (seven) ; please return. —Inquire Star 594. 12 T OST, Bag containing music, Sunday, between Ireland and Summer Sts., Ponsonby ; tinder rewarded.—3B, Ireland St. 12 T OST, Cameo Brooch, old-fashioned, betwern A von tlalc, Mt. Albert. Reward,— Crook, Palmer St., Avondale. Ring 47-643. 12 LOST. Watch, silver, Tuesday evening, between Remuera P.O. and Karangahape Rd.; reward. —205, Karangahape Rd. x! 2 T OST—Person who found Gold Armlet in Home Cookery Tea Rooms, opp. Civic Square, please return ; keepsake.—lnquire Stak 895. 12 T OST, Pair Horn-rimmed Spectacles, between St. George's Hall, Ranfurly Rd., and Epsom Barn. Reward.—Fletcher and Maddock's Garage. Epsom. 13 T OST, Lady's Brown Handbag, telephone box, Newton Rd.. Saturday; money for St. Helens inside.—Finder at least post bag to 6. Newton Rd.. Newton. x! 2 a Sum of Money.—'Ring 42-243. after .'>..",0. xl 2 FOUND, Overcoat, Footwear, Scarf; owner giving accurate description, paving expenses, have same.—B, Lake Rd.. Devonport. 12 Government life insurance DEPARTMENT.—I hereby give notice of my intention to issue at the expiry of Two Weeks from this date, unless objection be previously lodged, a Copv Policy to take the place of Policv No. 272578 on the life of CLAUDE FRANCIS STEVENS, of Auckland, Fruiterer, which is declared to have been lost. A. E. ALLISON. Commissioner. Wellington, July 5, 1928. :12 STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED. STRAYED on to our farm at Greenwood Rd., Mangere. one blue Cow, small horns, no visible brand; owner can have same by paying expenses.—Ambury's, Ltd. 12 "CXJUND, Setter Dog, 1927, Auckland collar. Apply 80, Grey Street, Onehunga. 12 WANTED TO BUY. ABLE always to give Highest Spot Cash Price for Used Furniture. JOHN CARLAW, 24. Wyndham St. (next Gas Co.'s Office). Phone 44-246. D 4 Able to give the best price FOR FURNITURE. Ring GEORGE WALKER, LTD. D ALWAYS Ring 42-006. —We Buy Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc. — Mrs. Piggott (late Kelly). Darby St. D A LWAYS BE SURE. -A Get JOHN CARLAW To Do Your Auction. 24, Wyndham St. (next Gas Co.'s Offices). Phone 44-246. D 4 A LUMINIUM, Brass, Copper, Lead, Zinc, Bottles, Rags, Motor Batteries. — Wright and Neil, Jersey St., Newton. 12 APPAREL. —Mrs. Outtrim, Largest Buyer Ladies', Gents' Left-off Clothing.—7l. Victoria St.. Phone 42-674. 16 A RTIFICIAL Teeth, Crowns, Bridges, any xA. condition. Top market price paid.— Pearllne Co.. 9, Security Buildings. D AUCKLAND Auctioneering Company will Auction or.Buy your Furniture to your best advantage.—6. Customs St. West. D JgEFORE DECIDING ON THE PRICE GET GEORGE WALKER TO ADVISE. D BUILDING Society Shares, Old Gold, Suits, Clothing, Bags, Cameras, etc. — Meltzer Bros., 65-67. Victoria St. Phone 45-330. D IT TO-DAY. Phone GEORGE WALKER. LTD.. Auctioneers. Queen Street. I) FURNITURE, Second-hand, wanted, any quantity; for spot cash. — Waitemata Furnishing Co., 80, Hobson St. D FURNITURE, 5 rooms, ciean, cheap; Piano, do not mind borer, iron frame; cash price.—B. 6311, Stab. D ALVANISE'D Iron Tank, 400 gallons, wanted; cheap for cash. —Write W. 9841, Stab. xl 3 GENT'S Left-off Clothing, Boots, etc.. Bought for Spot Cash. — Wise, 94, Hobson St. Phone 45-324. - ) D MILLINER'S Machine, electric or plain.— Price, etc., to H. G. Brewin, 1, Highwlc Av„ Remuera. x! 4 MODERN Hemstitching Machine; must be good working order; state lowest cash price; urgent.—Write T. 9748, Star. x! 2 ]|/rOQUETTE Chesterfield Lounge, 6ft, I*l second-hand, wanted; good condition: reasonable price.—Write T. 9507, Stab. 12 OFFICE Table, with drawers. —Ring 45-751. xl 2 CJINGEIt Drophead Sewing Machine, also ►o Hand Machines; best priced, spot cash. 8. Strand Arcade. D THE Pot's Always Boiling.—We buy Old Gold, every description. Top prices guaranteed. Broken Watches. Chains, Rings, etc.; spot cash. —Phone 40-375. Horace Robinson, 376, Queen St., opp. Town Hall. ** Broadway auction mart. NEWM ' RKET. USED FURNITURE SPECIALISTS. USED FURNITURE SPECIALISTS. Spot Cash Buyers of Furniture. RING 43-959. B PUPILS WANTED. ACADEMY Studios, Queen St. Also 60, Calgary St. Dominion Rd. —J. O'Kane, Pianoforte. String Instrument Tuition. 12 BARBOLA, Gesso Work, Batik, Raffia, Coloured LeatherworK. Stencilling, Cane Basketry.—Miss Ayling, 4, Strand Arcade^. BELLA WARD. Gipsy, Romany. Violinist, Pianist, vacancies for Day Pupils, classic and jazz.—8. Kirk St., Arch Hill. ONFECTIONERY—QuaIified Tradesman, many years' experience; willing Teach Pupils.—For terms, apply P.O. Box 317, Auckland. GENTLEWOMAN gives conversation or instruction, French, German, Italian ; 3/ hour.—7ls, New Zealand Insurance Bldg. *12 MILLINERY Classes, 2, Gaze's Bldgs., 4a. Karangahape Rd.—Miss Rutherford instructs pupils latest American Millinery methods. ® MOTOR Tuition, by expert; fees moderate. Apply 32. Belgium St. xl 4 Established 1912. By Special Appointment to Her Excellency. Lady Jellicoe and Family. Instructor to Miss Ena Stockley, N.Z. Olympic Rep., Winner . and Record Holder Australian and New Zealand Championship, BackStroke and Free Style. Gladys Pidgeon, Breast-stroße Champion and Record Holder Vuckland and New Zealand, 1925-26-27-28. Dorothy Grant, 220 and 440 yds Auckland Champion. D. B. ANDERSON, Phone 42-746. Box 132<. B LEASE OFFERED. PARNELL —Bungalow, nicely furn., five rooms, bathroom, kitchenette, and all modern convs. —Inquiries, Phone 44-727. 14