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Evening Star, Issue 18336, 25 July 1923, Page 8

l-OST AND FOUND. WILL Person who Removed large Elcoi trio Lamp (luring recent carnival kindly Replace same.—Howell Piano PiinyLOST, Thursday, Gold Ncckdrain; reward. —Young ami Anderson, 138 George street. REWARD.— Lost, Pair Gold-rimmed Spectacles, in case,—Anderson, care Sparrow's Foundry. L* OST, Saturday night, a Black Tin Case; reward.—74o George street. REWARD ~£l.~Lost, on Mosgicl train or between Station and Stafford street, Pocket Book containing money and letters.—Apply Parra Bros., Ltd., Stafford street. T OST, Monday evening, in vicinity George JLi and Princes streets. Cameo Brooch. —Finder please return 554 George street; reward. T OST, in 5.10 p.m. car to St. Clair yes.ij terday, small Parcel Underclothing.— Ring 2,546, or leave Dickie's Store, St. Clair; reward. LOST, small Leather Case, nolo book and papers; ’'Phone 2,627. containing reward. —■ TAKEN from 454 Cumberland street, Persian. Cat, bushy tail, furry neck; information will bo rewarded.—J. Wilson, saddler. LOST to London, found in Dunedin, firstclass Chimney Sweep; City—ono 3s, two 5s Cd; suburbs, Is extra.—Otago Window Cleaning Company; telephone 3,250. FOUND, Purso and Sum of Money.—State contents and amount of money to 750, ‘Star’ Office. 1710 UND. —Men, your old Pelt Hat Made . New at smalt cost.—Octagon Renovators, next Theatre. FOUND. —Spectacles to suit all sights supplied by qualified Optician.—Sturmer, through Sprosen's chemist shop, Octagon. FOUND. —Chimneys: Dunedin Window Cleaning Co. have competent Sweep; reasonable charges.—fPhono 493; 32 St. Andrew street. FOUND. —Hard-up Dance, Smith's Hall, Friday Night, 8 to 2; gents 2s 6d, ladies Is 6d; supper. TO LET. FURNITURE REMOVALS. SEE us as to the Best and Cheapest Way to Remove your Furniture by Road, Rail, or Sea. ONLY EXPERIENCED MEN EMPLOYED. UNSURPASSED STORAGE. Write, ’phone, or call THE NEW ZEALAND EXPRESS CO., LIMITED. P.O. Box 300. Telephones 1,151, 1,152. TO LET Gain Forwarding Co. E«mov« your 'Furniture means safety anc economy. —Office, 22 Bond street. mO LET, now 6-roomcd Concrete Bunga. JL low, St. Clair; rent £2 10s. —Hutton’s, 207 George street. jTi ARAOB To Let.—9 Market street, Mus'UT ael burgh. . r r , jO LET, largo Bed-Sitting Room; suit JL married couple or two ladies in business. —330 High street. r jnO LET, Bed-Sitting Room, also Bedroom, -H fully furnished; City, rise, Id car.— Kidd’s Agency, 73 Princes street. TO LET, Furnished Double Bedroom and Silting Room, suit 2 business ladies or married couple; no children; tram stop at d00r.—747, ‘Star.’ mo LET, Furnished Single Bedroom, use -a- bathroom, h, and c., conveniences.— 795 George street. WANTED To Let, 2 Unfurnished Rooms in superior house, almost new; use bathroom and all conveniences; near Forbury Corner; no objection to 1 child; 15s weekly,—74B, ‘Star.’ TO LET, largo Unfurnished Room; fireplace ; in good locality.—733, ‘ Star ’ Office. TO LET, 7-roomed • 2-story Brick Residence, Upper Carroll street; £2 weekly.—Tel, 2,071. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. RAILWAY Hotel, Castle street (two minutes from station) ; under new management; special terms for permanent boarders. STANTED, Private Board, Business <1 Young Lady; use of sitting room; ntral preferred.—67o, 1 Star ’ Office. 3EXPECTABLE Young Man wards Board Jb and Residence, bandy to Hillside.— erms to 677, ‘ Star.’ yAXTED T busme: „ rms. —705, ‘ Star ’ Ofiic Private Board, Residence, young Lady; central; state FAXTE'D, by 2 young Ladies, Board it: private family, share room; refined.— ‘Star’ Office. - i TENDERS. PORT CHALMERS BOROUGH COUNCIL. TENDERS FOR SANITARY PANS. rfIENJIERS, addrcs-cd to the undersigned, JL will bo received until MONDAY, the 6s.li August, at 5 p.m., for the SUPPLY AND DELIVERY in Port Chalmers of 50 GALVANISED IRON SANITARY PANS, made to a sample which may be seen aft the Town Clerk’s Office, corner of Grey andBeach streets, Port Chalmers, during office hours. JOHN TATT, Town Clerk. ! Port Chalmers, July 25fch, 1923,

Aii Auckland Press Association te!opra.ni states that Mr Poynton, S.M., today expressed his intention of inflicting imprisonment on anyone convicted of taking another person’s motor car.