- Lost and Found. J ' T .OST—£l reward— Dog, aged, righ J-J ear torn, seen on Devonport steame Sunday night.—T. Prosser, Queen's Paradi Devonport. LOST— Irish Terrier Pup (dog), about tw mqnths old. Anyone detaining same wil be prosecuted.—F. J. Mansell, Grocer, Ne' 0 North Road. £ CTRAYED from Mrs. Faulder's—Two He: M • Turkeys, reward.—Surrey Crescent Grey Lynn. STRAYED from Lower Queen-street, One hunga— Bay Mare, short mane am dock-Apply W. Chase, Lower Queen-st. Onehunga. STRAYED from Otahuhu—Dark Bay Pon; Mare, about 13 hands; harness marl on near shoulder. Reward.— anc - Andrew, Otahuhu. q C TRAY ED from Mt. Roskill on Novembe ? ' J BBay Horse, ■ white on off hind lei °. and streak of white on face; anyone detainim same after this date will be prosecuted 1 finder rewarded.— Row sell, Pajce's Avenue 0 "I AS REWARD for Black-and-Tan Pup, Los 7 iy, at Panmure on Sunday.— 28 5 Khyber Pass. 2 = Personal. f -j. _ T X>ACHELOR, 30, small means, wishes t< JD correspond with Lady under 30, viev matrimony.—Address P.E.D., aihi P.O. ELDERLY Widower, good country business wishes meet Lady without encumbrance ■some knowledge business, over 50, view Matri ;mony. Corresponding till end November.— • Apply W.C.C., HERALD. I WILL not be responsible for any Debts contracted in my name without mi written authority after this date, Novembei • 17, 1910—Daniel George Saunders. Tl/TATRIMONIAL.—Tradesman with good i-WL means seeks Life Partner with means, • age over 35, through Hannaford's Agency, * '412, Queen-st. • "l\/TATRIMONIAL.— Young StoreiTx keeper, with nico home, seeks Life Partner, age 20 to Hannaford's Agency, 412, Queen-street. • Partnerships, Financial, Etc. A DVERTISER with £1000 Capital, know--£i- ledge office work, etc., seeks Active Part* nership in sound, well-established concern, or would Purchase a Business. Must bear fullest investigation. Principals only. . N.F.. 857, HERALD. /"CHEMISTS.—A First-class Opening for Vj' pharmacy in prosperous town. West Coast, North Island; population close on 2000; business at present in hands of one man.—Particulars furnished on application to Resident. 868, HEHALD. PARTNER, with £200 to £300, wanted to join Furniture Manufacturer in factory ana other paying business combined. full particulars write Rex, 835. Herald. WANTED to Borrow, on good Freehold v » Security— and £650 at 5i per cent, and £750 at 5 per cent.— lleyburn and McArthur, Security Buildings. I HAVE pleasure to inform my business friends that I have taken MR. ARTHUR SLANEY as a Partner. In future the Firm will be Lewis and Slaney, Brokers and Commission Agents. T. B. LEWIS. Late of Briscoe and Co. and of Lewis and Simpson, of Cambridge. ADDRESS: Tyrone Buildings. Custom-st. 'Phone No. 1158. Houses and Land Wanted. DAIRY Farm, 100 Acres or more, wanted to Lease, with or without purchasing clause. —Send particulars to A. Spencer, Greenlane, Epsom. j' OUSE; five or sit rooms. Id or 2d section; XX would entertain Devonport; must be cheap.—Price, ctc., to Home, 841, HERALD. HOUSE, six or seven rooms, wanted to Rent for first-class tenant; rent guaranteed.—Apply J. J. Macky, Land Agent, Swan son-at. LAND wanted, suitable for cattle and sheep, either partly cultivated or in grass and subdivided anywhere in district of Auckland; area large or small. — price and particulars to J. J. Macky, Land. Agent, Swanson-st. ANTED to Rent for the Holidays— tt nished or Unfurnished place, on or near the beach.— V.V., 884, HERALD. ANTED to Lease or Rent—Five to 20 * » . Acres Land for grazing purposes.— T. Herbert, Newmarket. 'Phone, 977. WANTED to Rent, from end of January, 1911—House, six to eight rooms, in Remuera, within 10 minutes of King's College.—Reply M.C., 885, HERALD. State terms. IAS BONUS given to Person procuring 1" four or five roomed House, conveniences, near city; Ponsonby preferred.— ticulars 64, Ponsonby Road. 5 TO 20 ACRES, with or without buildings; " Howick, Manurewa, Mangere, Avondale, and Henderson. Several buyers waiting. J. A. JAMES, 63, Queen-st. Miscellaneous. FIRE! Fire! Fire!—Great'Reductions at E. Bridgens's Salvage Sale of Boots, only damaged by water.—s6, Karangahapo Road. ASTROLOGY.— Directions calculated for 1911; questions answered; date, year, I time, birthplace, sex.—Mrs. Peart (Urania), Haslctt-Bt Eden Terrace. MR. CLAPHAM. Consulting Herbal Practitioner, 32, City Chambers, consults free on Pulmonary, Constitutional, and /General Diseases. Hours. 2 till 5 p.m. MADAME VALETTA, Palmist and Clairvoyant, Rayner's Buildings, Welleslcyst., opp. Federal Hall. Daily, Saturdays excepted. Hours, 11 to 5; evenings, 7 to 9. "Vf AD AME LEON, the Great American Seer, JL»X 71, Symonds-street, near City Road. The tram stops at the door. PANAMAS Recleaned and Blocked.—Cos's Hat Factory, Karangahape Road.. Country Customers enclose 3s. SIBYL, Clairvoyant and Psychometrist and Psychologist, M.0.D.L., 6, Severn-street, Khyber Pass. $ IfIRE! Fire! Fir©!— Reductions at E. X Bridgens's Salvage Sale of Boots, only damftged by water.—66, Karangahape Road. " /"\RANDETTE," a new shaped Piano. Call ,v7C and try this novelty.— and F. Piano Agency. Ltd.. 8. Coldicutt, Manager Madame dolgourelli, "FRESCATI," 11. MOUNT-ST., Telephone 2598. • Near St. Paul's. FLOUNDERS! Flounders! Flounders.Fresh supply Thames Flounders by every steamer. Fish all packed in ice on Thames Wharf. Wholesale and retail at Sanford's Fish Market., Auckland. 'Phone 658. GOLGOTHA," a place for Cooper's the place to Hat them. EXCHANGES on most Liberal terms. PLiNOS AND ORGANS—E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd.. S. Coldicutt, Manager. FIRE! Fire! Fire [—Salvage Sale now on. Boots only damaged by water, at E. Bridgens's. 66, Karangaliape Road. I ALLISON'S "GRANDETTE," a Novel InXX strument. Call and see the first in N,Z.—E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. jQYSPEPTICA CUBES INDIGESTION. SATINWOOD PIANOS from Franco-British. Exhibition.—E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd.. 3. Coldicutt, Manager. COOPER. HAT "SPECIALIST. Repairs Faded Panama and Remember the nameCOOPER. PIANOS-Inviting Prices and Terms. CataX logues free.— and F. Piano Agency. Ltd., S. Coldicutt. Manager. START THE NEW YEAR RlGHT—Cooper's Hats are made for men who make good resolutions. They win. • " O.EANDETTE." a new form of Grand VJI Piano, worth seeing.—E. and F. Piano 1 Agency IS. Coldicutt, Manager), Ltd., Sole Agents. ' fIOOPEit, HAT SPECIALIST. Cleans and ; U Repairs Old Hats and gives them a- new lease of lifp. FIRE! Fire! Fire!— Reductions at E. f Bridgens's Salvage Sale of Boots, only iamaged by water.—66, Karangahape Road. PERFORATED MUSIC, to suit 65-note Piano Players. Large stock.—E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd.. S. Coldicutt. Manager. j YES, SIR! Now is the time for a Panama or Straw from Cooper, King of Hatters, right all the time. ■ SATINWOOD PIANOS. LATEST LONDON FASHION. Just arrived. Inspection 1 invited.— and F. Piano Agency. Ltd.. S. : Coldicutt. Manager. A NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION.—" only cx Cooper's Hats; they wear well and look - right all the time. J FIRE! Fire! Fire! Salvage Sale now on. n 1 Boots only damaged by water, at E. -i bridgens's, 66, Karangahape Road. ( E FURNITURE Buyers, call for my Prices, I Cash or Time Payment—New or Second- j land: largest stock in town to select from. - rerms and Prices defy competition.—John- 1 iton, corner of Cook and Hobson Sts. J niRE! Fire!" Fire.!— Salvage Sale now on. i C . Boots only damaged by water, at B. d Jridgens's, 66, Karapganape Road. 1 l 1 ,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14530, 18 November 1910, Page 1
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