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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13747, 12 May 1908, Page 1

V Lost and Found. 1 T , 0S Sunday Afternoon—Gold Chain and X-/ Pendant, with photos. Reward.—Bß, victoria-street. T JOST—GoId. Cable Bangle, between Pitt-st. XJ and Newton. Reward.—Apply, '43, Wellington-street. I OST, Yesterday, between Onslow Road J-J ana \\ aketield-3treet— Nugget Brooch. Reward.—HERALD Office. LOS 1" Pocket-book, containing steamer and tram return tickets. Reward.— • masonic Institute. Swanson-street". T OST, about Friday, May 1, between Cus- , tom-st. and North,. Head, Devonport—A Gold Y> atch. Reward at lIEli Office. T, 3fe T. Sunday Evening, Onehunga Car or JLi i near . Queen-street— Gold Coin , Seal. linger rewarded.—United Service Hotel. T —Gold .Neck-chain Elephant . Pendant, in or about Ponsonoy or car.— Reward. A. J. Booth and Co., Three Lamps. T OST, between Garden Terrace and GasXJ 'works—Parcel containing silk blouse (cut out). Reward on. '-eturning to Empson'a Grocery Store, Devonport. ~i OST, Sunday, on Onehunga Car, or. corXi Queen and \Velle3ley Streets—Gentleman's Watchcruard. sovereign attached. Finder rewarded.—United Service Hotel. T OST, between Princes-street and SvJLi imonds-street— Gold Brooch, with " Joyce" in raised letters on it—Reward at Stewart Dawson and Co.'s, Jewellers, Queeiistreet.. , ... LOST, Friday Last—2 Black Cocker Spaniels, 4 months old. Liberal reward.— House, Nelson-street. Anyone' detaining same after this date will be prosecuted-. LOST, on Saturday Night, between NewJU 'market and Mount St. John Avenue, or in, Onehtmsa Car—Small Lady's Silver Watch: initials inside. Reward.— HEHAKiJ-Officu. *. - TEAi'ED v from Jilt. St. John Avenne—3-jt-ar-old Yellowish-coloured Jersey Cow, just tracked from Pukekohe.—Reward .011 return to A. Buckland and Sons, Remuera Yards. QTRAYING on our Farm, at -Buckland, for VJ some months past—One Light Roan Yearling Steer. If ownership is not proved within fourteen days, will be sold to pay expenses. A. F. HEWITT. jO C REWARD.—Lost—Sable and White Collie Dog from s.s. Daphne, Mangawai. Probably wander towards Auckland. communicate with Ross. Waiwera. Personal. MATRIMONIAL.— Tradesman's Daughter, I.VX ' splendid needlewoman, fond of children, seeks Life Partner, age over Hanuaford's, 412, Queen-st. T7t7"ILL'." " Yours in Haste" write again? ! V » Send another address; mistake some- . where.— ! WILLIAM HAYMAN, Raleigh-street, Mt. Roskill, dressed in gray coat, black on arm, brown trousers, tweed coat, no shoes nor stockings.—Any information regarding his whereabouts will be thankfully received by Mrs. W. Steal, Raleigh-st., Mt. Roskill. p E E S ' O N A L. THANKS. Being about to leave New Zealand for Brazil, I will take this opportunity of thanking the broad-minded people of this Dominion for their liberal support during m.v business career among: them. : Special thanks are also due to the narrowminded, foreign-hating part of the population, for ; the fine names given me—such as "Squarehead." "Dutch . etc., etc. I also thank the Auctioneer who boycotted mo for six months on account of my being a foreigner, and thus giving me a pretty hard existence for a long while. Also, the Auctioneer who called me a Dutchman in front of hundreds of people as a Christmas-box, on Christmas Eve. Likewise, the five fruiterers who gave me a dog's life for six weeks by ungentle-like conduct in one of the auction rooms. The' above-stated reasons are driving me out'of the country, and many other foreigners' ore leaving for similar reasons. I emigrated" from Denmark,' tempted' by the re-port-of the Government bidding welcome to all nationalitigs, with free passages and all expenses paid, Danes especially!' • | ' Anyone having any claim whatsoever ] against me please appear within five days. | As names cannot be mentioned in print, I the persons alluded to will have private cor- j respondence. ! PAUL JACOBSEN. . Naturalised of New Zealand. Late Fruiterer, of No. 11, Grey-st I ================ = — »■ . _ j To Let. rpo LET—Office or Workroom, 25 .by 15, J- _ facing tram.—Apply G. A. Haydon, j Engineer, 50, Hobson-st. r PO LET, Fort-st.—Large Store, with lift, X every convenience for handling ■ heavy goods.— Bros., Stock Exchange. | 5 1 0 LET—Fine Room, suitable for artist or X musician; 12s 6d per week.—Api>ly Syd- I ney Jones, Jeweller, Karangahape Ed. TO LET, Pah Rd., Epsom—B-roomed House, etc., etc.; stables and man's room, and I 13 acres lapd; rent, —W. Frater and Son. j rpO LET—A Superior Large Furnished Front ] -I- Room; 7s 6d a week; second house round corner Richmond Avenue, Grey Lynn, j near Tram Terminus, 2d.—Apply Mrs. S. E. Johnson. j rp O I, E T - ALBERT-ST.—Large Store, 3 flats, suitable j for subdivision. Rent, £3 10s per week. BOARDINGHOUSE". Beach Rd., Devonport. ] 15 rooms; 1 acre, laid out in garden | and orchard. Apply . G. B. OSMOND, 135, Queen-st. '£» o L B T. WELL-LIGHTED OFFICES AND SAMPLE ROOMS, HALL OF COMMERCE, BIGE-STE'EE#** Rents Low, Apply, W. AND G. ELLIOTT, Queen-street. i Miscellaneous. a? KAA £300, £200, AND OTHER SUMS to cV«UU) Lend on Freehold, Security at lowest rates.— M. Johnston, Solicitor, High-street. FOUND That no other Cocoa has the same . delicious, tempting flavour that Bournville has. Ask your Grocer about the Jewel Caskets of Chocolates Cadburys are giving away- ■ ' . . ■ ■ ■. TpO Those About to Marry.—Get your f'urniX ture at Wholesale Prices from Halm's Cabinet and Joinery Factory, Si and 34, Hobson-st., near Victoria-st. Jobbing Work done. Trade sunnlied. Call and inspect be•ore purchasing elsewhere. PRICES Marked iu Plain Figures.— E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd.—S. Coldicutt, Manager. PLEYEL PIANOS, Horizontal and Upright. —•Sole Agents, English and Foreign Piano Agency. Ltd.—S. Coldicutt. Manuzer. ISUSSELL'S TONIC PILLS nourish the b nerves and enrich the blood. Give new life when run down or after illness; 2s 6d and 4s 6d- Post free for postal note.— RUSSELL, Chemist, Upper Symonds-strest, Auckland \ -Q ( )1 "I AS—PIANO, new iron frame, EngI JLU iisli.—E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd.—S. Coldicutt. Manager mQ LET.-You know that Bournville Cocoa, X manufactured by Cadbury's, surpasses in excellence all foreign productions. Prove this by trying it. rpORA-LlNE—Means sound lungs. Speakers X and Singers take Tora-line. Obtainable at all leading Chemists. Is and 2b. GRASS and Olover Seeds for present sowArthur Yates and Co., Seed Merchants. 190 and 192. Queen-street. LAST WEEK for Bargains in Toilet Requisites. Sale closes SATURDAY NEXT, May 16. Hundreds of Oddments yet to be sold a'S less than cost price. Hair Nets. 2s 6d- dozen; Curling Pins, 2d dozen; Jewelled Combs, Is; French Perfumes and Powders. 6el and Is; Travelling Companions (lamp, tongs, etc.), 2s 6d, usual price 10s 6d; Tails of finest Hair, from Is; Fringes and Pin Curls, from Is; Chin Straps, Forehead Straps, Massage Rollers, Beauty Massage Cups, etc., etc., at equally low prices.—MlSS McELWAIN, 254. Queen-st., near McCullagli and Gower. Sale closes Saturday Next, May 16. "CIREDK. BLACK. A.M.Inst.E.E., CONSULTING ELECTRICAL . ENGINEER For Lighting, Power, Tramway, and Light Railway Undertaking*. THE KING 8 CHAMBERS, WELLINGTON. Telegraphic Address. " Kilowatt. Wellington."