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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 14566, 31 December 1910, Page 1

Lost and 'Fonnd. T Small Silver Watch- Reward.—AjiJLi ply 355, HERALD. LOST, Remuera, Friday— Heliotrope Costume Coat, trimmed with black. Reward 17, Grafton Road. LOST, last week, from Onehungar-Brown J-J Cob Gilding; off front shoe missing. Coaison and Co.; Onehunga. LOST, from Franklin Road— and Grey Parrot; very —Reward at Mrs. . Watts's. No. 2, Franklin Road. LOST. Monday night-Gold Cable Bangle, initials J.S.M., between Queen-st, and Newton— at HERALD. LOST-Bay Hack. 16 hands, two white hind feet; lost one shoe off hind foot; 10s reward.—Apply S. Robinson, Greenlane —Wednesday, Devonport Ferry to Railway Amethyst Brooch, set in pearls. Reward.—E. Kane, 185, Hobson-st. LOST last Thursday Week on Cheltenham Beach — Bag, containing money. Reward.—Address at HERALD Office or P. 0., Devonport. - LOST, Oil Milford Beach, Takapuna—■ JU Leather Purse, containing return ticket to Wellington.Apply Mrs. Hoobs, 83, Jervois ftoad, Ponsonby. _____ LOST,, between tram, terminus. Manukau. Road and St. Stephen's Avenue —a Tan. Handbag, containing £2 and pair gloves. —Reward, HERALD. LOST, between Papatoetoe railway station and main road—bmall Hand Basnet, containing children's .'L'.ppa.rei. Reward. Apply Factory, Papatoetoe. LOST, between J. A. Barber and Co., Com-merce-at., and .hiiersiie, Gold .Brooch; diamoiuts and sapphires. Reward. —Apply, O. McKinncy, Sun Insurance Oilice. LOST— Small Purse, containing half-sove-reign and silver; also, train ticket to U'ailii. Probably in PonsonDy or Heme Bay car.—Reward at 9, Wanganui Avenue. IMPOUNDED in the Remuera Public Pound, by the undersigned. One Dark Brown or Black Mare, white star on forehead; also, One Bay Mare, two white feet, and white star on forehead. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold on January 14, 1911, at 12 o'clock noon.jj. Nicholls, Poundkeeper. Personal. FORCE BENNET. Bushman, Manunui — vT Communicate with R. Taylor, Manunui. Urgent. ANY Person knowing the present address of ETHEL MAI' iLALSiEAJJ, formerly Ei'ltEL MA j. TaYLuR, the wile of fLEiturTi l Vi ai.st EaD, formerly of 24 Trafalgar Square, Scarborough, England, the son of Henry Halstead, late oi Bradford, England, or of the said HERBERT HALSTEAD. is requested to communicate with Gordon Hunter and Duncan Solicitors, 14, Piccadilly. Bradiord, England. _____ HEIRS DIRECT.—The next-of-kin of the rlionias Doiage, line of descent, CaistiK;k, Cornwall, England, are seeding the estates loit to this family about 20 years ago. A reward according to the value of th:it nart of the property which the advertiser may obtain snail be paid to the person who will put him in touch with same.—Apply John Doidge, Belveor, Goldsmith Road, jyiiw Southgate, London, England. MATRIMONY.— 24. owns good farm, wishes to meet Lady under 30, view above. —Address Bachelor. 358, HERALD. "I\,VORRIS, ADAM, a farmer, who died in IvJL 1822, at Dulwich, Surrey. Descem.an« iuuy benefit by writing to Mr. R. Ballard, Solicitor, 2. Clifford's Inn, Fleet-street, London, England. Mother mary joseph aubert and the Sisters in charge of St. Vincent Home return their heartfelt thanks to the kind Ladies and Gentlemen who so generously and successfully organised the Street Collection, on Xinas Eve for the " Children's Sake." The same heartfelt thanks extend to all the charitable people of every creed and of evory social position who so willingly and graciously responded to the appeal. May they all have the happiest of Happy New Year ancl enjoy a long and prosperous life. TO Women who are mutually attracted.— Young Lady, visiting Auckland shortly,, would like to meet another as companion. References given and required.—Unity, G.P.0.. Sydney. ■ "V! 7"RIGHT. VIOLA, late Sydney, "write V i daughter May, care P. Office, Summer Hill. WILL Eric Trenton James Burdoia, late of Melbourne, send his address to Launceg ton at once? T*7"ILL Lady who took Parcel of Hand- \ \ kerchiefs from College Hill Tram on Xmas Morning please leave same at Tram Bam? ■\7t7ILL Person who took my (M. Gleeson) V V Hamper, overcoats attached, off Onehunga- Car, between 12 and 1 on Wednesday, kindly leave same Imperial Hotel? mmwmmm» i ■ mmrrn, Partnerships, Financial, Etc. PARTNER wanted for Half Share in Estate Agency; good opportunity for smart man; ingoing £40.Agent. 349. HERALD. WANTED to Borrow.£3oo, about, on mortgage, Farm, 41 miles Auckland, 100 acre?, valued at £500; interest, 51 per cent.—Bsale and Co., 128, Queen-street. Businesses Wanted. HOTEL or Board inghouse, country, lease or purchase, wanted for client.— ticulars at ' once to Buttle's Agency, Exchange Lane, Queen-st. 'Phone 3034. Houses and Land Wanted. i — BUSINESS Premises wanted to Lease, for a term of years; ground floor, cenj trally situated.Full particulars to G.P.O. | Box 814. . CITY and Suburban Properties wanted. No Sale, no commission.—Send particulars Parker Hill. Estate Agent, 63, Queenstreet. 'Phone 2874. DAIRY Farm, 8mal?, wanted to lease, with purchasing clause; Waikato preferred. —Address. "Farmer," Manurewa Post unice. DEVONPORT or Stanley Bay.-Wanted to Rent and Purchase—Two Houses, five to eight rooms; clients waiting.—Carlsen and Co., Hobaon Buildings. DEVONPORT— I am in urgent need of a Property in this district, one that will show a fair rate of interest; no sale, no commission.— Hill, 63, Queen-st. FARM, up to 100 acres, with improvements, orchard, etc., wanted; no sale, no commission— Hill, 63, Queen-st. I ARMING Property Wanted to Purchase, . not- more than 50 miles Auckland and near rail; about £600; £200 cash deposit-.— Beale and Co., I£B, Queen-st. TYOUSK, good, five or six-rooms, near tram XX or train, wanted.—State price and full particulars to House, 345, HERALD. EiESIDBNCE, eight rooms, wanted in good > suburb, for first-class tenant. —C. R. Williamson and Co., 83, Queen-st. QMALL Seaside Sheep Farm, up to 300 O Acres; must be good boating and fishing.—Particulars to Cash, 318, HERALD. SMALL Farming Property anted to Purchase; Waiheke or other island, with sea frontage preferred; no sale no commission. —Beale and Co., 128, Queen-sL WANTED to Purchase—Six-roomed Modern House, large diningroom; state terms; Mount Eden or Epsom.—M.A.B., 315, ?LEBAIjD. "17"ANTED, from 12th February— vt House, four bedrooms essential; reliable tenants: Grafton preferred.—A. W. Read and Co.. 79 Queen-st.. 'Phone 152.1. WANTED to Lease, with Clause to Purchase—3oo to 500 Acres, improved or partly improved dairy farm; or. if suitable, would purchase on easy terms. North, of Auckland for preference.Full particulars to "C.W. " Box 1, G.P.0., Auckland. WANTED for First-clasp Tenant for a term of 12 month-?, or more, with a purchasing clause — RESIDENCE OF SEVEN OR EIGHT BOOMS, in nice locality. Also, HOUSE. SIX ROOMS. EPSOM OR MOUNT EDEN. GEO. ABBOTT, Hobson Buildings, Shortland-street. 'Phone 2982. ■■I YOUR HOLIDAY TRIP decided, it's quite time vou decided on your Camera. Get our 280 page Catalogue— in the Dominion.N.Z. Photo. Goods Co.. Ltd., next the new G.P.0.. Queen-st. OATINWOOD PIANOo from Franco-British O Exhibition.— and F. Piano Agency, Ltd.. S. Coldicutt, Manager. PIANOS! PIaNOS !! PIANOS!! ! Full iron-framed Pianos from 5s a week at The No Deposit Piano Co.. 26, High-street. CRAWFORD, 21, Ponsonby Road, and at 42, Wellesley-st,., for Pianos and Sewing Machines. Repairs a specialty. Needles, all makes. Is dozen. jjjl IS H. FISH. FISH. On and after November 21st, Sanford's Fish Mart, Custom-street, will be opened from Six a.m. to Nine p.m. daily, solely ifor the convenience of the public. Fish of all varieties Cleaned and Smoked on the •premises, brought in alive direct from the boats. Only the very best quality Fish handled, and our Customers can rely on getting a good article in . retail quantities at wholesale prices, during the summer months.,