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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14930, 1 March 1912, Page 1

- ' , "-."■ I ' • vl ; Lost and Found. .' LOST.— Fob : Parse, > containing three , sovereigns— on returning to HERALD. ■ , •-..... lOST— One Roan Bull, about 18 months J- old.—Reward on application to D. S. ' B | ° perao »» jun., Mangero. LOST, yesterday— for £5, made by J. J. O'Brien j payment stopped.—Re- ■ ward, Leyland-O'Brien Timber Co. - , LOST between Grey and Rutland StreetsGold Brooch, keepsake. on returning to Jeffries and Co., Rutland-st. LOST.— Locket, with ruby in one J cornor, Wednesday night.—Good reward at No. 1, Haroourt-street, Grey Lynn. LOST, near Mount Eden Terminus.—Colli© Pup; followed Mount Eden car; answers to name- Carlo—Finder please ring up ■ 1348. :- - ;-" ---. , T OST, at Milford, Takapnna.-Fox Terrier JU Dog; Epsom collar; answers to Nap. —Please return to Mrs. T. B. Keeping, Mil-. i ford Beach. ' • ' LOST, in Queen-street, or on Ponsonby J car.-Gold Pearl Sapphire Brooch; keepFinder will receive substantial reward on returning: -to 28. Summer-street, PonBpnby. '-■-.- , STRAYED from Outer Domain.—Shetland Pony, almost black, long tail; reward. -'Apply Paul Harmon, 61, Queen-street, Auckland. ,' ; ' , fO REWARD for reliable information.— 3JJu Lost-Bay Gelding, about 14.3; no brand, showing no .white, shod.—D. Campi bell. Avondale. _^____^__-_-.^— Personal. Ai , ERSKINE is requested to .. call and -irY. Claim his belongings before March 17. After that date they will be sold to dofray , expenses.—Mrs. Hemus, Princea-st. I BEG to notify that " Globe Agency," Quccn-st., is not in any way connected with my business.—Mrs. Stewart, Globe Agency, Pitt-street. , 'M A .T K __L_ M ° x Y. 'A Gentleman, slightly past middle-ago (sheep farmer), with honourable and sincere intentions, owner of beautiful home, wishes to correspond with a lady of similar inclinations, and a refined nature, possessing somij means, which she could take pleasure , in joining with the possessions of ono who j is true and sincere at heart. . • The confidence of a Lady writing would be much valued. Kindly state age. 1 Address: " ■■■ •■ ::'."' ■ S.S.. - .. : • 175, HERALD. NOTHING settled yet; am quite hopeful ultimate success;. posting parcel Monday morning. Hope everything well with you.—Jack. ; '_ _ i rPRADESMAN, age 29, wishes to correspond X with Refined Young Lady; strictly confidential.—Write Q, 137, HERALD. WELL Party in white coat who left tho n Pukekohe show train at Drury last Saturday kindly communicate with J.. 170, SIERALD? ' . -. . ■ Partnerships, Financial, Etc. 3 Poultry Farmers.—Educated Young Man, seven years' experience, small) capital, practical worker, desires interest established farm.—lncubator, 173, HERALD. GENTLEMAN, young, keen, and energetic, with small capital, would like Partner: with experience to open a motor cycle agency; or would join existing firm.— AVrito, Motor, 107. HERALD. SEVEN Per Cont. Cumulative Preference Shares • for Sale, of Moehau Granite Quarries, Ltd. < Prospectus on application to Percy S. Butler. Victoria Arcade. WANTED—. Partner -Suburban :Dairy Business; £300 half share; £7 lier week each partner.— Partner, 128, IERALP. .' , _ . ■-■. i' , ' ■'-■;.'"VWANTED— To make the acquaintance of si New Arrival of pleasing manners, good appearance, and address; one possessing a University dogreo preferred. To i\ gentleman having these - qualifications with i some capital, and whoso record will stand investigation, a pleasant'■> and .; lucrative partnership could be arranged. Address, in first instance, "with* fullest ■ particulars as to -,religion.;.; education, etc.,,' which will he 'treated with confidence,', to;!& CONFIDENTIAL, v .., , No. 180. HERALD! 1 K A SHARES in George Davles Limited, iOU for Sale; last dividend :10 per cent.; accept any. offer for immediate sale.—, cer, Smoeton's Buildings, Auckland. v )■-■- ; ' ' ■" " " "' ' 1 j 1 Businesses Wanted. I CONFECTIONERY Business or Stationery, J £100 or less; living rooms necessary.— ; Apply Cash, Morrinsyifle. ' I Houses and Land Wanted. | npXOHANGE ;; WANTKD,— URGENT. ■ Advertiser is prepared) to Exchange a I capital little farm 35 acres, iive-roomed House,. 1000 fruit trees, splendid patch of kauri, all necessary outbuildings, near Henderson, for a House and Section, anywhere between Avondale, Point Chevalier, and Mt. , Albert A bargain for someone. • " :; MULDOON, CREAMER. AND PAYKEL, * Durham-street East. ', FOR Exchange . for City Property, from ' 5 to 10 Acres improved ground at Birkdale, £100 per acre.—Particulars, J. T. Reid. ; 31, Fort-street. ' ' ' HOUSE, small, furnished,., -wanted near Karangahayie Road; about £1 week, no agents.—Q.R-. 147. HERALD. ' ITTOUSES. furnished, wanted for several vO. good clients.—Send particulars to Harrop and Medley, 18, Shortland-street. HOUSE, furnished, wanted, six or ' seven roomed,' easy distance from town preferred; no children—Apply, Careful Tenant. 159. HERALD. HOUSE, furnished, or Rooms, for six months, longer if suitable; Devonport preferred; suburbs not objected to.—Apply ■,114. HERALD. -_ • . HOUSE, sir or ■ seven rooms, furnished, wanted to rent from March 4; reliable tenant; Mount Eden preferred. - ■ , . , ■. HARROP AND MEDLEY, . 18, Shortland-street. 1' RESIDENCE, six rooms, wanted to Purit chase, elevated position, Ponsonby, • about £800; Residence, six rooms, and few . Acres, close rail.— and Co., Phoenix Chambers. ; '■ ''■ -""-;■'■>;■■ ■ '■' • \ Miscellaneous. HORSES. Vehicles/ and Motor Gars free •in the Onehunga Zoo. Adults. 6d; . Children. 3d. Plenty of feed. ___•• ', QTRAW or PANAMA, sir?— have the ■ iD very latest styles in COOPER. ' Hatter. Queen-street.. ■ -:- : ■ r : -• ' LLISON PIANOS.—None more popular, none more deservedly popular.—We are Sole Agents for New Zealand: E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. START THE NEW YEAB RIGHT. A smart nifty-nifty Hat from COOPER will help • you to make good ■ ' , • A.VESTAFF PIANOS—For , beauty, -. durability, tone, and touch.—Solo Agents: E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. ONEHUNGA Zoo opened every day, Bunday included. Where to spend a pleasant time. • . .. :; : IS MASTER'S. VOICE.— Leading Gramaphones and Latest Records.—The V. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. PLEYELL PIANOS have a century of fame behind them, many more in front.—Sole Agents: The E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. , S. Coldicutt, Manager.I USSELL'S TONIC PILLS are the best and '• XL most successful,. 2s 6d and 4s 6d. All . Mediciues, etc., POST-FREE,.-by. return, on , receipt of postal notes. Special Mail Order Department.—Russell. Chemist, opp. P. 0., ' Upper Symonda-street, Auckland. YOUR Old Pianos or Organs exchanged on , most liberal terms at the English and " Foreign Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, ' Manager. . FISH-HO.— Hapuku, Flounders, Schnapper, Mullet, and Fish of all 'varieties, at Reduced Prices, at Sanfbrd > sJ;f'i*h Mart. • 'Phone 658. . ->-? V/ ■ "CA RANDETTE," Piano' AJT for a and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. ■ ! A" "NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION-Wear XX COOPER'S Hats and you will always ' look merry and bright. a /"CATALOGUES FREE — Pamphlets,i low I \J prices, easy terms.—B. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S^Qpldioutt,' Manager. 1 ''-. -'-'V ' r; '.-'.'■ -".^.