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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14929, 29 February 1912, Page 1

Lost and Found. I" 08T.— Terrier Dog. wearing' MangoJ nni license collar; reward.—Esplanade Hotel.. , lOST— One Roan Bull, about 18 months J Reward on application to D. 8. Robertson, jnn., Mangere, ________ LOBT, Tuesday-Diminutive Gold Watch J and Chain; handsome reward.—Robertson Bros., Qnay-st., Auckland. LOST— Brass Caps off waggon wheels between Auckland and Otahuhu; reAndrew and Andrew, Otahuhu. LOST, Saturday night, near Fischer's J Butcher Shop.—Lady's Gold Chain and Amethyst Pendant; keepsake; reward.—Apply HERALD. : LOST— Scotch Terrier, brindle, long body, short legs, prick ears; Remuera collar, marked A. Fowler.— Reward, Rev. A. Fowler. Remuera Road. "_ LOST 1 — Horses, one black gelding J branded HO on near shoulder, one bay mare, very short tail, whito stripe down face; both with covers on when lost.Ambury, Ltd.. Newton. LOST from train between Morningside and Newmarket — Brown Cocker Spaniel Dog, answers to name " Pat." Finder rewarded on communicating with Mr. F. Astley. Mt. Albert. "VTOTICE. —Running on my placo since 4th li , Feb.— Bay Horse, marks star on forehead, near hind fetlock white. If not claimed within a month from above date will be sold for expenses.—P. M. Kerfontain, Awhitu. ■ ]3AIR Spectacles in case, in or near Swan- . son or Queen Sts.—For reward apply Herald. CTRAYED from Muriwai, West CoastKJ Light Bay Pony, one white hindfoot and blaze on face.— Chris. Ingram, Waimauku. _pO REWARD for reliable information.— dw__ Lost— Bay Gelding, about 14.3; no brand, showing no white, shod-— Campbell, Avondale. ,

Personal. ALL Luggage left at Whitehead's Coffee Palace. Cook-street, if not claimed within seven days will be sold. I BEG to notify that " Globe Agency," Queen-st., is not in any way connected with my # business.—Mrs. Stewart. Globe Agency, Pitt-street. "jl/fARY MILLER, of Guildford. Victoria, 111 please communicate with T.M., G.P.0., Auckland. Sister Emma inquires. SHOULD Harvey, late of Mangapai. see this advertisement communicate with Lewis R. Eady, Karangnhape Road, in reference to an American Organ sent to Auckland on October 18, 1911, per s.s. Ngapuhi. TRADESMAN, age 29, wishes to correspond with Refined Young Lady; strictly con-fldential.-Write Q. 137, HERALD. WOLSTAN JOHNSTONE~Ieft Bristol, Eng.. about eight years ago.—Please communicate your brother John, M.L.C. Assurance Co.. Sydney. . eg ■'■■'■ ■g Partnerships, Financial, Etc. GENTLEMAN, young, keen, and energetic, with small capital, would like Partner with experience to open a motor cycle agency; or would join exulting,firm.--Write, Motor. 107. H-BAI.D. SEVEN Per Cent, banulative Preference Shares for Sale, of Moehau Granite Quarries, Ltd. Prospectus on appHcation to Percy S. Butler. Victoria Arcade. "TTTANTED to Borrow end of Maroh—£2soo, » » on City Freehold; no agents.— Corner, 164. Herald. WANTED— Working Partner Suburban Dairy Business; £300 half share;, £7 J>er week each partner.—Apply Partner. 128, IEBAIiD. - i K A SHARES in George Davies Limited, ±O\J for Sale; last dividend 10 psr cent.; accept any offer for immediate sale.—Spencer, Smoeton's Buildings, Auckland. Businesses Wanted. I HAVE a Buyer for a Restaurant; must boar inspection.—Particulars to A. McNeill, Land and' Estate Agent. Hotison Buildings. Fort-street- 'Phone 2608. . . Houses and Land Wanted. DEVONPORT.-Wanted to Rent by permanent tenant—House, five or six rooms, moderate rent.—F.H.. 161, HERALD. FOR Exchange for City Property, from '5 to 10 Acres improved ground at Birkdale. £100 per Particulars, J. T. Reid. 31. Fort-street. •' HOUSE of six or seven rooms, furnished, wanted to rent for family of three.— Apply. Box 145, HERALD. HOUSE, small, furnished, wanted near Karangahape Road, about £1 week, no agents.— 147. HERALD. ______ HOUSE, five rooms, with all conveniences, wanted to Rent, near tram; moderate rent-Apply J. 8., 105. HEBALD. HOUSE, small, comfortably furnished, wanted; all conveniences; piano and telephone.— Comfort, 158, HERALD. HOUSES, furnished, wanted for several good client*.—Send particulars to Harrop and Medley. 18, Shorthvnd-street. HOUSE, five or six rooms. Id section: also Cottage, with large section; 2d section.—R. Richmond. 45. Karangahape Road. HOUSE, furnished, wanted, sir or seven . roomed, easy distance from town preferred : no children.—Apply, Careful • Teaant. 159, HERALD. . HOUSE, furnished, or Rooms, for six months, longer if suitable; Devonport preferred: suburbs not objected to.—Apply G.. 114. Herald. HOUSE, six' or seven rooms, furnished, wanted to rent from March 4; reliable tenant; Mount Eden preferred.—Haxrop and Medley, 18, Shortland-street. Farm Hands Wanted. FARMERS' Man, good milker, one capable of taking charge of milk round.— Holmes and Crook, Frankton Junction. LAD wanted, help strip cowa after maJ chines, Apply. F. Skeet, Te Aroha

West. Pupils Wanted. PRACTICAL Dressmaking;.—Miss Reid. 3. Pitt-street Buildings; classes daily from 10 to 12 and 2 to 4; term starts from first lesson. • PUPILS, Piano, Violin, and Singing, wanted by certificated young lady: £1 5s quarter; homes visited.— Diploma, 150, HEBAIP. ■ QTURROCKS'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL. KJ Hio Majesty's Arcade, second floor. Queen-street, Auckland. rpUITION IN -jITASSAGB.. MRS CKEIGHTON HALE, The Teacher of Massage in London, has Opened a BRANCH OF HER" LONDON ESTABLISHMENT IN WELLINGTON. She instructs Ladies in Scientific Massage of every kind, including General, Swedish, Weir-Mitchell. Electricity, and Swedish Drill. Every lesson on living subject. Certificate when proficient. Author of the ''Art of Massage." Address: 27. MAY-ST.. WELLINGTON. £ — ; ' ■=» Miscellaneous Wanteds. YOU are Liable, from March 1. for accidents to domestic servants.— National Ins., 101, Queen-st., will take your risk for small premium. SOME Kind Person wanted, to Adopt or take charge of healthy Baby Boy, six weeks old.— J.C., 126, HERALD. J" ADIES ASK INVITED TO VISIT THE Jj NEW PREMISES OF THE MISSES WRIGLEY, HAIR AND FACE PHYSICIANS. . WATSON'S BLDGS., WELLESLEY-ST EAST. Having studied abroad for the past few years under Dr. Papwortb. Miss Wrigley possesses the fullest knowledge of the most scientific forms of treatment. Her methods will cure the most impoverished scalp, and patients are taught special home treatment and scientific massage for the face and hair, with special preparations suited to each case. Electrolysis, Hairdressing, Shampooing, Manicuring, Pedicuring, etc. Special treatment for Blackheads, also latest electrical massage and vibro-treat-ment for the hair. Lessons given in hairdrGSSiDET. All branches of hair work executed. Human hair-pads a specialty. Ladies' own combings made up. Only qualified principals in attendance. Consultation Free. Country Orders receive prompt attention. 'Phone 3766. • Business carried on as usual at 93, KABANGAHAPE BD., AUCKLAND.