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Auckland Star, Volume LXXVI, Issue 119, 22 May 1945, Page 1

PERSONAL BOARD wanted. City, suburbs. lor Baby Girl. 7 months.—Write T. 2888. Star. 22 GEORGE.—Meet me at 10.30 a.m. this Friday, Newmarket Station.—Mary. x 22 lAN EARL, late Stalag XVIII,A, now safe in Italy 18A. x 22 IRENE.—Please come and see things right. 22 IRENE—You will. Received letter. Sorry. See mt to-morrow. x 22 IF MRS. J. SIMPSON (nee Hendry), is living In Auckland, please communicate with Mrs. A. Bruce (nee Carnegie), patient. Mater Hospital. x2l KElTH.—Return.—sad7 22 MRS. BALLER, SURFDALE, WAIHEKE, WISHES TO ADVISE RELATIONS AND FRIENDS That her son Ted is safe in England after being prisoner Of war in Germany for foifr years. Many thanks for all kind inquiries. 22 MR. AND MRS. R. BARNETT, of 60, Sandringham Rd.. wiEh to advise that their sou Fred is safe in England after 4 years prisoner of War. Many thanks to Allied Forces. 22 MRS. J. BAVISTER, of Point chevalier, has received cable advice that her husband Jack is Safe In England after four years cs prisoner of war. Thanking all inquiring friends. 22 MR. "AND MRS. BARNETT AND JOYCE, 68, Old Mill Road, Grey Lynn, Are pleased to advise relatives and their many kind friends that their son Bill, previously reported missing, is. now safe in England. 22 MBS. G. OOPeTWßttford. has received word that Don (prisoner Of war) has* arrived- In England aud Is well. Thanking all friends for kind Inquiries. _ 22 MR. AND MRS. DAVIE, 15, Cracroft St.. Parnefl. are delighted to inform all friends and relatives that their son Arthur is safe and well in England, and extend best wishes to all relatives of prisoners of war. 22 MRS. M. M. DAVIS, late Blrkdale.' Birkenhead, Of 146, Kupe St.. Ofakei. wishes all friends to know that Gordon has arrived in England, and hopes same Hick for all other next-of-kin. x 22 MR. AND MRS. W. GOLDING have received advice that Private C. T. Crowther, prisoner of war, is now safe In England. *23 MB. AND MRS. IIILDER and Family, of Kiwi Road. Blrkdale, wish to inform friends that their Son Stanley is now safe in England after being four years prisoner of war. Hope all next-of-kin receive the same news soon. 22 MRS. LOWE, 4. Albion St., Otahuhu, wishes to advise friends that her son. Flight-Lieutenant W. J. Dooley (Tim) is safe in England. 22 MRS. E. A." KAVANAGH. Newton, wishes to inform friends that her son Arthur Kavariagh Is now safe in Italy, alter tour years prisoner of war in Germany. MRS. P. LYNCH wishes to Inform friends her Son Ted Is safe In Italy. ' MR. AND MRS. S. A". MASON, of "Fairview," Otahuhu. are pleased to inform friends and relations that their son, Sergeant Albert (Shorty) is safe in England. ■ 3? MR. AND MRS. JOHN McRAE, Sandringham Rd., have received cabled advice that their son, A. E. McRaC, Is safe and well in England. x 22 MBS. £ McINALLY. 2. Pine Street. Balmoral. is pleased to inform all friends that her son, H. S. Mclnally, is safe in England after being prisoner Of war in Germany four years. 22 MRS. P. SHIVNAN. 48. Parau St., Mt. Roskill, desires to Inform all friends and relatives that her husband? Spr. P. D. Shivnan, has now arrived safely In England. . . . 22 MR. AND MBS. FABBANT are pleased to inform all friends and relatives that their son. Leonard Victor Farrant. of Ponsonby, is safe in Italy. x 22 MB. AND MBS.~H. H. TONKIN and daughter Dargavllle, Wish to thank all kind friends and relations for their sympathy, and kindness during the years their son Len was in Germany and sinco his release. He is now in England. x 22 MR. ANDMRS. GEORGE ToOMAN, Ellerslie, are pleased to inform all friends that their son. Sappfcr Colin Tooman. is reported safe in EngTO THE FRIENDS and Relatives of Charlie Whltford. I am thankful to say I have received Cabled advice that he is safe and well In England. Thanking all kind Inquirers.—N. J3lson._ 22 WANTED to Adopt Healthy Baby Girl, good home and future assured. —T. 2838. Star. x 22 I' WISH TO EXPRESS APPRECIATION For the attention and kindness given to me by Doctors, Sisters and Nurses of Ward 3, while in Green Lane, Hospital. A. PORTEOUS. Avondale. 3 ?

MR. M. O'DONNELL, MARY, CASS AND MADGE, 10, Tehnyson Street, Balmoral. Are pleased to inform friends that their son and brother, Corporal John O'Donnell, Is safe and well in United Kingdom after 4 years prisoner Of war in Germany. Thanking many friends for their inquiries. 22 BUSINESS PERSONALS ACHING FEET, Corrs.—Mrs. A. E. Russell (late RilSsell and Long). St. Kevin's Arcade. 42-489. TS IT'S AMAZING—Ask your Chemist or Grocer for St. Bradlctine Lotion, price 2/6.—Distributed _by Messrs. Saunders and Shine, 43, Church St.. Devonport, Auckland. N.l. ■ SKltti scalp specialists—New Ray Clinic, 31, Shortiand St. British, American and Continental methods, principal, J. M. George, S.R.N. 44-17^ SOMETHING Really Worth Having—Your Portrait lrt Oils. Pastel or Pencil, by the Lightnine Artist. 85. Queen St. 30 AUCKLAND'S M SLPER j STYLIST. (Late David Jones, Sydney. Diplomas). Permanent Waving, Curl and Feather Cutting. Exclusively Designed. CEDKIO BEAUTY SALON, 403, Parnell Road, Opp. St. Stephen's Avenue. Parnell. Phone 42-395^ DENTAL SURGERIES 7 W* E. SCOTT. A.M.P. Building, Victoria Street East. PI Clty s (immediate appointments) il'ifS AVohdale Branch .... •• • •• • Mount Albert Surgery (after hours) .. 36-193 ft B. B. FRIED LANDER. DENTAL SURGEON. SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING, VULCAN LANE. Phone 44-695. 45-344 by Appointment. OTAHUHU SURGERIES, Phone 168 S. B LEARN the secret of easy shopping. Use Leaders cash Orders when purchasing Dentures, Optical Work and Beauty Treatments, as well as Drapery and Clothing of -every description. 63, KARANGAHAPE RD. (By the Tlvoli Tram Zone.) RTH BALFOUR, IRVINE & WEBSTER, LTD., QUALIFIED OPTICIANS. Phone 110, QUEEN STREET 48-111 110, KARANGAHAPE ROAD 45-009 24, VICTORIA STREET. HAMILTON . 3141 BANK STREET, WHANGAREI 2418 K DOWEI WALKER, DENTISTS, Corner Opposite John Court, Ltd. 209, QUEEN STREET. . ■ K U. W. FROST, LIMITED, SURGEON DENTIST, JELLICOE CHAMBERS, Corner Queen and Wyndham Streets. PHONE 48-232. i Hours — MONDAY TO THURSDAY ... 9 to 5 FRIDAY i,',i 9 t0 6 SATURDAY 8.30 to 12 KLEXEMA SKIN AND SCALP SPECIALISTS, Fourth Floor. DINGWALL BUILDING. QUEEN STREET. Acne, Eczema. Psoriasis, Seborrhoea, Baldness, Alopecia. Baby Eczema, successfully Treated. Also Facial Treatment. Phone 41-3TS. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m., Friday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. And the NATIONAL BANK BLDG-, HAMILTON. Phone 1611. KLEXEMA (N.Z.), LIMITED. K MATRIMONIAL LADY, attractive, cultured, travelled, musical, desires acquaintance Retired Refined Gentleman, view matrimony. (This lady is an exceptionallj fine person.).—lntroductions arranged by Miss Stainton. Box 1351. Auckland. CLUB NOTICES DEVON CORNWALL CLUB, Social and Dance. Alliance Hall. Eden Terrace. Few mnutes from Bymonds St.. Thursday. May 24 8 P-m. T\,o Monte Carlos. Lucky Numbers, etc. Cards for non-dancers. Members and friends welcome. 23 LANCASHIRE SOCIETY—9th Birthday Social Manchester unity Hall, Wednesday, May 23, 7.45 p.m. The usual prices. Friends welcome. 22 SPORTS AND SOCIAL CLUB. Formation of new, progressive Baseball, American Basketball and Social Club. Enrol Now for Coming Summer Season and keep fit the whole year round Forward your name and address to PROGRESSIVE, 2834, STAR. 22 HOLiDAV ACCOM. VACANT ACCOM.. QueenscliH -Hotel, I. Sdotla Place. Queen Street, Bed and Breakfast.—Phone 44-184. D 4 ARUNDEL HOTEL, Waterloo Qtiadrant. Auckland, is now taking bookings tor casual guests. Room and Breakfast only.—Phone 48*150, D 4 GLEN ALVON. Waterloo Quadrant. Brst class. 3 minutes -station Ot City.—Phone 40-678. _D 4 grand VUE, 3. Princes St.. below Grand Hotel, casual accom.—Phone 40-089. 22 nvrrANGl PRIVATE HOTEL (late McGreveys).— nrtpn AUYear Round. 'Fully booked Christmas Zphoaf 3K° or write for Reservations. Q4 Kfvro&lJA—'Hlnemoa private Hotel, near grounds, gffir Tariffl4/ day. £4 10/ week. Ph. 81. TFS vfntnoß. Devonport, delightfully situated on the North Shore. 6mto ferry, casual accom.Phone 70-488, . D 4 KVITED SERVICE HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. Nerves relax in the friendly, dignified atmosphere St the United Service Hotel. Christthurch 100 comfortable bedrooms with private phone and hot rtrt eld running water; also rooms with private ftaUrfOOms. Full inclusive tariff, 22/6. Bathrooms. MILLNER, proprietor. RTS HOLIDAV ACCOM. WANTED rACH sleep 3 or 4, month. January: Orewa if possible, but not essential.—Write T. 2917, STA^