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Dominion, Volume 29, Issue 256, 25 July 1936, Page 1

LOST, FOUND & PERSONAL. LOST, Eketahuna, Blue Roan Cocker Spaniel. Reward for. information leading to recovery. ‘'Dominion” Agency, Eketahuna. ' T OST, Brown Purse, Willis St., Friday night, near McKenzie’s, containing money, railway ticket. Finder please ring 17-293, LOST, Canvas Bag containing notes, between Waihinga Flats and Power Board Office, Lower Hutt. Finder please ring 63-490. Reward. LOST PURSE, NEWTOWN PARK. A REWARD has been offered for return of grey purse, left Newtown Park, June 29. Finder please return to caretaker and receive reward. A OLA LEE, Jervois Rd., Auckland, Expert Character from Handwriting; interesting, helpful. Stamp for procedure. TjYARMER, Taumarunui district, wishes correspond farmer’s daughter, 29; view marriage. Esme Carter Bureau, 102 Willis st. LADY staying Waipawa seeks gentleman penfriend, view marriage, tall, dark, 33. Happy Friends’ Club, Box 1263. Wellington. pHARMING Wellington Girl, 25, capable housekeeper, desires marriage, respectable man. Gaybie Verette, Pacific Buildings, Auckland. W DLL-CONNECTED Wellington Widow, 46, educated, refined, desires marriage, sincere man. Gaybie Verette, Pacific Buildings, Auckland. QEE Kenner’s Furniture Window’, Manners St., for display of Evans Bay Yacht and Motor Boat Trophies. The Presentation and Dance, at Club, Evans Bay, Wednesday next, 8 p.m. RE JOHN HENRY MELBOURNE SAWYERS. rpHE above-named w r as last heard of by -*■ his family in the year 1889, when he left his home in Wellington, New Zealand ; he was then aged about .18 years. Will any person who knows of his present w’hereabouts, or who has heard of his death, or who has had any news whatsoever of him subsequent to the year 1889, please communicate with P. S. COLTMAN, Solicitor, 443 Little Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia. TRADE PERSONALS. QET Teeth from £1; Remodelling from 15/-; Painless Extractions. 2/6. Frost, nearly opposite D.I.C. QILVERPLATERS, Silversmiths, Manufacturing and Repairs; Sheffield Experts. N.Z. Platers, Ltd.; new address, 100 Dixon St. Tel. 51-923, SUPERFLUOUS Hair killed by Rusina O (Regd.), guaranteed. Free trial. Florence Hullen, C.M.0., Bank N.Z. Chambers, Manners St. Te. 43-213.

rpEETH Remodelled from 15/-; Single -*- Tooth and other repairs, from 3/6. Simpson. Dentist, Courtenay Pl. ERMANENT Waving, 12/6 shingled head, by experts. Regent Beauty Salon, 69 Manners St. Tel. 41-300. Supervised by S. Roscoe; also 40 Mercer St. p OLD BOND JAMS “AS GOOD AS GOLD.” EXCURSIONS. OX and Franz Josef Glaciers, August 15 to September 15, reduced rail, motor, hotel tariff. (OPPORTUNITY ideal holiday—beautiful scenery, first-class hotels, special side trips—August-September Glacier Excursion. "POPULAR holiday of the year—August- -*• September Glacier Excursions. Reductions in all fares and charges. ’E’ROM Wellington, 10 days’ trip, all -*■ fares and hoard. £B/15/7 inclusive cost —from August 15 to September 15 only. pALL, telephone, or write Government Tourist Bureau, Wellington, for itinerary, literature —Glacier Excursions. 17ARMERS’ TOUR TO SOUTH AUSTRALIA. 37 DAYS OF GLORIOUS TRAVEL. Leaves Wellington August 18, returning September 24. Apply nearest Government Tourist Bureau. MISCELLANEOUS. vpAYLOR’S” CITY DYE WORKS, 45 Farish St., for high-class Dyeing and Cleaning of every description. TZ'ELLOW’S Wheatmeal Bread —A per- -**■ feet health bread, satisfying and body-building. 100 per cent, food value. rpilE Polish that stands up to hard -*• traffic is “CO” Waxshine Lino. Polish, 6d„ Bd., 1/-; also in 4, 8 and 341 b. tins. ' TAYLOR’S CITY DYE WORKS, 45 Farish St., off Manners St. — Suits, Costumes, Overcoats, Cleaned, Pressed, returned like new. IJIHE PRINCESS HOTEL, MOLESWORTH STREET. COMPARE OUR PRICES. Red Top Ale and Stout 1/3 Red Band Ale and Stout 1/3 Genuine Highland Whisky 10/6 No. 1 French Brandy 10/6 Our Special Grape Wine 2/9 Handles of Beer 4d. WE DO OUR SHARE. VYTE believe the present Government are ’ ’ conscientiously endeavouring to raise the standard of living, but unfortunately this is being offset to a considerable degree by raising prices. So that the sick may receive the full benefit of recent legislation, not only will we keep our prices down to their present low level, but in future Mr. Arthur Pascoe, M.8.N.A.M.H., will make no charge for those wishing to consult him personally. In view of the fact that Mr. Pascoe hold* the highest credentials obtainable in Materia Medica and Therapeutics; Pathology and Physical Diagnosis; Diseases of Women and Children; Elementary Anatomy and Physiology; Chemistry (Honours), the public will no doubt show their appreciation by giving him in future the same loyal support as they have done in the past. Nurses always in attendance. Ring 51-497 for appointments. HEALTH SUPPLY PTY., 127 Willis Street, Wellington.