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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14924, 23 February 1912, Page 1

Lost and Found. ' ;T OST— Oval End of Mahogany Table, }U on the 12th inst. Reward.—Cochrane's Auction Mart, J' OST—Gold Bee Brooch, opals and rubies, J fortnight ago, Ourran-street, Ponsonby ' or taxi; reward.—lll, Albert-street. LOST on Tuesday—Parcel of Crochet Lace, between Milton Rd. and Post. Office, or Dominion car. Reward— HEttALD. , I OST—A Peridott and Pearl Necklet Pen-J-J dant.—Finder please return 136, Symonds-st. Deceased's mother's gift. Reward. T OST, between Remucra and Kingsland, J-J February 7. Flexible Chain Bracelets (Gold); reward.—P. G. Blott, Pharmacy, Remuera Rd. LOST.— Brown Thoroughbred Mare, seven years old, no brand; £1 reward anyone giving information.— William J. Alexander, Te Awamutu. LOST, Small Parcel, in Queen-st., on February 22, addressed Jos. Palmer. Whangarei.— please return to Y'oung and Co., 19. Lorne-st. Reward. LOST— A Gun-metal Watch, between Mt. Eden Road and G.P.O.— rewarded on returning same to Sharland, Chemist. Shortland-street. ' LOST.— Left in lavatory Hamilton Railway Station, Tuesday afternoon.— in , kit, containing two £1 notes, silver spec- [ tacles in case; good reward.—J. Coggins, • Ohaupo. LOST.— Gold Brooch, set diamonds, FebJ ruary 14. on 11.30 a.m. Remuera car or between King's (baker) and Keys' (grocer).— I Apply Miss Gibson, His Majesty's Arcade; or Mrs. E. George. Remuera. I?OUND, in Queen-st., Small Gold Locket. —Apply HERALD for address. FOUND, in Queen-st., Marriage Certificate. —Owner may obtain same by applying between 10 and 11 a.m. at HERALD. I7IOUND— Sum of Money in store. Owner . can have same on proof of ownership.— Winn's Stores, Khyher Pass Rd. STRAYED from Pukekohe—One Bay Gelding, medium draught, white blaze down, face, open wound on off shoulder. Reward. -J as. Oostello, V.8., -

g i " .- = . Personal. _________ ADOPTION.— comfortable means, deJ\. sires adopt Girl, % years age. legitimate, good parentage.—Conditions apply HERALD. IF this should be seen by Mary Miller, Sister Emma inquires.— T.C, G.P.O. ARTIN.—WiII Mrs. C. Martin, formerly ItJL of Opotiki and To Puke, send her address to J.M., c.o P. 0., Matamata? Important news. . TRADESMAN, 29, constant employment, wishes to meet young lady about 25. view matrimony; confidential and genuine. —Address Mechanic. 42. HERALD. r_liTTL3j W. J. Holt, of Cambridge, kindly !VV call on Ewington and Baker, DurhamSt. East? iftTOLSTAN JOHNSTONE left Bristol, Eng., V\ about eight years Please communicate your brother John, M.L.C. Assurance Co., Sydney. ______________ Partnerships, Financial, Etc. ADVERTISER, who has connection and ix experience as Auctioneer, desires Partner with capital, view of opening business Box 766, G.P.O. GENUINE Opportunity for lady with £50 . capital to secure sound business; sure income, pleasant occupation; Queen-street-—Apply Trust. 44. HERALD. SEVEN Per Cent. Cumulative Preference D Shares for Sale, of Moehau Granite Quarries. Ltd. Prospectus on application to Percy S. Butler, Victoria Arcade. 1717 ANTED to Borrow £200 on second mortVV gage, first-class Remuera security.— Write Nino Per Cent., 6, HERALD. ; r== = = ' Houses and Land Wanted. HOUSE, four or five rooms, all conveni- i • Micas, wanted to rent, 15s to 16s week; Id section.—Apply T.F.. 23. HERALD. HOUSE, good, six rooms, wanted to purchase; vicinity Three Damps, Ponsonby.—Price and particulars to P.O. Box 380. . ■■ HOUSE, f-bt or seven rooms, wanted to Rent middle or end April, modern conveniences; nice locality; moderate rent; no children.-R.W.. 16, Herald. TWO to Five Acres good sheltered land with House five rooms, wanted to purchase near station, handy to Auckland.— David Kay, Vulcan Lane. WJ ANTED to Buy, good Home of 7 large \ V rooms, with largo Section, in high part Epsom.—Replies, urgent, to Home, Box 425. P.O. A N T E D - For Three or Four Months, FURNISHED HOUSE OF SEVEN OR EIGHT ROOMS, On the sunny side .of Remuera. T. MANDENO JACKSON, Auctioneers, Customs-st. East. Miscellaneous. ____ ; — -- HIGH-CLASS Dressmaking.—Mist; Colson has opened an Up-to-date Business at 8, Hannah's Buildings, Queen-st., opp. Security Buildings. ONEHUNGA ZOO.-A Free Ride will be given on the Merry-go-round on and after Saturday Afternoon. Admission, 6d; Children, 3d. . A" UCK. Co-op. Terminating Bldg. Socy.— Amendment of Rules and Appropriations by Ballot and Sale. St. James s Hall, Wednesday, Feb. 28t.h, 7.30 p.m. ("GARDENING by expert horticulturist; J gardens designed, made, and kept in order, day or contract; satisfaction guaranCardwell, Ranfurly Avenue, Eusom. NURSE GARDINER, Cert. Midwife. King Edward Avenue, Epsom, Registered Maternity Hospital; every comfort. Terms moderate. MRS. HYAMS, Clairvoyant, official mes-sage-bearer to World's Spiritual Con- i gress, California. Readings daily.—7o, Vin-cent-st. Test Circles. ' Try Ganderton For Ulceration and Skin Diseases. Ponsonby Road. j BROADVVOOD PIANOS.—The famous name , is in itself a guarantee of quality.— Sole Agents: E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. S Coldicutt. Manager. i NALTHER." tho great Health Restorer; price 2s. or three packets for 5s 6d; and many other medicines.—Dewar. Specialist. Strand Arcade. SIBYL, Clairvoyant, Psychometrist, Pay- _ chologist, M.O.D.L.— Sevorne-st., Auckland. Saturdays by appointment. A LLISON PIANOS.—None more popular. __ none more deservedly popular.— are Solo Agents for New Zealand: E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. I TUSH, Fish, Fish.—All Varieties of Fresh . and Smoked Fish. Rabbits, etc.—Jackson's Fish Marts, Mt. Eden Rd. and Parnell. " The Red Shops." LEYELL PIANOS have a century of fame; behind them, many more in front.—Solo : Agents: The E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. HORSES, Vehicles, and Motor Cars free in the Ouehunga Zoo. Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. Plenty of feed. OOPER, KING OF HATTERS, makes Hats I to fit the head—not heads to fit the hat. j YOUR Old Pianos or Organs exchanged on most liberal terms at the English and Foreign Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager OTART THE NEW YEAR RIGHT. A smart 0 nifty-nifty Hat from COOPER will help you to make good I^TQA - FROM that time the Erard Piano 1 jOU has been a favourite, and its vogue is still growing.— E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. **P OLGOTHA," the place for skulis^ VT COOPER'S the place to hat them. ONEHUNGA Zoo opened every day, Sunday included. Where to spend a pleasant time. GBANDETTE," the Ideal Grand Piano for a drawingroom.—E. and P. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coidicutt, Manager. ANEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION-Wear COOPER'S Hats and you will always look merry and bright I~7USH-HO.— Flounders, Schnapper, . Mullet, and Fish of all varieties, at Reduced Prices, at Sanford's Fish Mart. 'Phone 658. ...