Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 13751, 16 May 1908, Page 1

, -*' ;'■ Shipping. rjPHE "\JEW J7EAI,AND CHIPPING pO.'S LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS. FOB LONDON. VIA MONTE VIDEO. TENEBTFFE, AND PLYMOUTH Steamfcr lsi c i Com ' Probable JTo sail oieamer. jo»!. man( j.. Final Port.; about vfTURAKINA 182lO|Bower Lytteiion - ! .Innets J WAKANUI ■■■■ ■ ■ fiS2t Parsons '■' ''■*-./.'— -'■ ' (June 'ffiWHAEATAHE 5902|8Hba — .. — :*PAPAROA - jos63!Clifford ~ — :*OPAWA" ■ - ffootij.Smith • YV-i ~\. ;■ PAPANUI - ■■'■■ WSS2: Weston ; : — . — •EAIKOUEA :*SOOS;McKeIIar — —' tfWAIMATE 5610; Cameron ■■'.—"." ' — *KATPAR± 17392 t'ornwall : — :. :'—' mUAKWIV < 7835!Jaggard -— ■ — *■■' *OEx\EJ ■■■--■■".. '7170!Fors«ick ■ '.-.:—''■ .'■:—' *KIMU'.'AKA |7i>s2;Greenstt't — — . RAKAIA : ■?.-.: fICSS;Vine '."■■'.'", ' — .'. — ■ ;*TONGARIBO ffCOt>'Sntcfift> . — ' — : *Twin Screw. . Warrants for passages .from the United Kingdom can be obtained at this end by prepayment or guarantee of passage money. ■ Passengers forwarded to Port of Departure FREE. ■ Specially fitted with Clayton's patent . FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. Full particulars of Fares and Freights on application. CHAS. V. HOUGHTON. - Local Manager. UEND FOE "pOOK'S CALLING T IST" (Posted Free), Giving TABES AND SAILING DATES By '•.',. COOK'S P. and O. S.N. Co. TO OQE'S Orient-Pacific Co, :. Mess. MarJtimes : T. ONDON Passages ; North German Lloyd JLiONDON Passages ■ Can.-AnstralJan . .passages' -. N.2. Shipping Go. 1 " v \ FROM ';' ?:;'..iiages Shew, Sr.vili ana A. Co. ■ '*'■' . : -\ ''.?; Aberdeen Line -POOR'S Whit© Star Line fb-i £ VpO-'S Etc., Etc.. Etc. , I 5&lO SPECIAL 'ADVANTAGES OFFERED. No Booking Fees. Assistance En Route. •■"pOOK'S QUIPPING r>FFICE, 62, QU SEN-STREET. ■j==is=r======= „ i', "".,':;. .'"■ .:. a Lost and found. LOST— Chain, with silver ring attached, on Devonport Ferry or Wharf; reward. :—Apply Herald Office. ■■ :..-.; ■ _____ _ LOST, Thursday Night, Surrey-st. •or Gt. North Rd.—Gold Locket. Reward — Wiles, Chemist, Archhill. Honorary Member's Ticket Auckland Rugby Union (T. Smith, Grafton District : Club); reward.—No. 1, Khyber Pass. LOST— Gold. Bar Brooch, name Dorothy, last Saturday; keepsake; reward.—Gash -and Bowyer, Fruiterers, Khyber Pass. LOST yesterday, in'Mt. Eden— Pen<dant, keepsake.—Reward and many thanks at Simpson's Store, Mt. Eden Tram Terminus. ■: '- ... ';-;•■- : _____ LOST, between Queen-st. and ! Penrose— i\ Lady's Gold;, Watch, with short, fine chain attached (keepsake); liberal reward.— Address at HERALD Office. .'■■: LOST,.- by widow, in Wellington \ and New Plymouth train—Purse containing £10 and silver; good reward.—Apply M. Benney, "Auckland Railway Station.•. -. -~■• '-. . - .-. LOST— Gold Pencil Case, "Clyde Ballan- > tvno" engraved, < between Corner Cus- < tom-street East and B.N.Z.—Reward: on returning Bailantyne and Co., 123, Queen-st. LOST, in Ponsonby : car, Wednesday after'U noon—Little Brown Hand Purse, containing keys.—Finder please leave at R. Barber's; 'Baker, 28, Karangahape Rd. j Reward." 1 HOUND—Kauri Log, 24ft, branded W. 5.0., !■-.. s No. 152, Tumaki River.—E.Fitspatrick, Pakuranga. , -,■ .-:"-■ '■ • - -'■•" ___,' ijMrOUNT ROSKILL PUBLIC POUND. ; ' Impounded by Ranger for trespassing on Church Road— Mare, unshod,* white star on forehead and off hind fetlock white. If not claimed and expenses paid ■ will be sold on Saturday. May 30, at 12.. o'clock noon. --I; . AS. SCARBOROUGH, Poundkeeper. - J..,. Dated' llth day of May, 1908. - . '■' ?'£s.£i/jy : '-p-: Personal. '.',,;■ ■ ■ MATRIMONIAL. — Tradesman, 35, fair, . . wishes to meet Domesticated Lady, 20, 30; genuine clients Tradesman,')' Ingham's Agency, Ponsonby Rd. MATRIMONIAL— Widow Lady, splendid business woman, excellent cook and housekeeper, good prospects, seeks life partner— 412, Queen-street. ""SrANTED— of Frederick Webb, who V V left Canada for Sydney in January, and believed to have left Sydney for Auckland in March.— Webb, 24, Cook-st., Auckland., . ,■•■«.-.' ■■. '-- , '- ■- _____^__. , EDUCATION (?)—lt is a cruel injustice to children to withhold Bible Reading in their daily school, inasmuch as it forms a life-long blight on their lives. "The ( fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. J JTS Wanted. : -WELLINGTON (N.Z.) [ CITY COUNCIL. SUPERINTENDENT OF TIKE BRIGADE. ( THE WELLINGTON (NEW ZEALAND) CITY • : COUNCIL Require the Services of a COMPETENT SUPERINTENDENT OF THEIR FIRE BRIGADE. Age of applicant not to exceed 45 years. The salary to be at the rate of £350 per annum, payable monthly, with (married) quarters, uniforms, and light. Applications must include full details of experience, particulars of family (if any), and bo accompanied by copies of not more than four recent testimonials, and should be forwarded so as to reach the undersigned not later than 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, the 4th June, 1906. : „- ■ The successful applicant will be required to immediately forward a medical certificate of good health, and upon notification ot appointment must.be.prepared to commence his duties not later than" Ist August, 1908. Canvassing the-Mayor, or Councillors will disqualify. JNO. E. PALMER, Town Clerk. 9th May, 1908. \ T> O O T TEA D E. Pattern Cutter wants change Situation. First-class designer, expert, hand-grader; first-class experience ladies'and gent.'s. Also, long work England and Australia: good wages. : -" .SPENCER, •' „ r ', ~ 3, Forbes-si., Bedfern, Sydney, N.S.W. 17-AEANGAHAKE SCHOOL OF MINES. i Applications, accompanied by copies of i testimonials, will bo received till Noon on June 30, for the Position of Instructor, at a salary of £250 per annum. Applicants must be capable of teaching all subjects of the School of Mines Syllabus. Successful Candidate to commence duties on Ist September next. : R.E.LLOYD, , ■<■ .■ . Secretary. Karangahato, April 29, 1903. . , I "P A E T N E B S H I P. £1000 or more ready for investment in thoroughly sound concern that will bear searching; examination and show promise, of growth. Advertiser ha« many years' business experience and would actively assist- ■ Replies, ' _ , ~ , HERALD Office, Auckland. QMART. EDUCATED ENGLISHMAN, ■~ Recent Arrival, Experienced Auctioneer, . Well up in the Home Markets, over 25 years' undeniable references. Desires' Opening Can invest capital, but prcfers/bly requires Billet where business ability and strict integrity would command future prospects. Salary not so much an object as opportunity. Address, " OPPORTUNITY, 130," HERALD Office. rpo BILLIARD MARKERS AND STEWARDS. Applications will be received by the sbretarv, Auckland 'Working Men's Club, up till THURSDAY, 21st inst- for th» positions of Billiard Room Steward and Thirdl fetewaru. Applicants will require to state their age. whether single ox. married, and to enclose copies of references. . Particulars as to duties, etc., can be obtained from the Chief Steward. .' ."■"•■-.'"■"■ ' • , nPHE PHC3NIX GOLD MINING COMPANY, '-*-■ :." ; :;: LIMITED. Applications for Certificated Mine Manager, addressed to the undersigned, are invited lor the position of Mine Manager for the above Company. ... Applicants to send copies _ot testimonials, and state salary required- Applications will be considered on FKIUAi, 22nd inst. ■Y- ; ''. : • J. : STEVENSON, .: Secretary,' ■