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Lost and Found. lOST— An Upstanding Black Horse, aged. ■* with cover on; reward.— Jackson's Fish Mart. Mount Eden Road. I" OST— Lady's Heliotrope Peggy-bag, pro--J bably waitingrooui, Devonport ferry; finder keep money.—Apply HERALD. lOST— Dinghy, white and red, named J " Kdee,' with oars and rowlocks; reward.— Harbour-st., or 52, Q,ueen-st, P. F. Col ledge. lOST, in Princes-street, on Saturday evenJ ing—Lady's Silver Watch, in leather wristlet.— rewarded on returning to Burwood, Princes-street. LOST, on Saturday evening, on Condor, from Devonport-— Leather Bag, containing sum of money.—Finder rewarded on returning to Devonport Ferry Office. rPAKEN. last Thursday, by mistake— -1- Wrong Umbrella from National Bank; please oxchange.—S.. 214, HERALD. Persona!. A ERSKINE is requested to call and u-X. Claim his belongings before March 17. After that ditto they will be sold to defray expenses. —Mrs. Hemue, Princes-st _ GENT., colonial, young, with means % desires to correspond with Young Colonial Lady—Address Alpha, 224. HERALD. GENTLEMAN, with a small income, over 60. like to meet a Lady with small income: country preferred.—A.B.. 20-, 'HERALD. KIND Person wanted, to Adopt. Baby from birth; good parentage.—Apply Country, 132, HERALD. __ MATRIMONY.— Widower. 51. mechanic, good home, wishes to correspond with middle-aged, refined laily, Protestant.— dress N.K., 215, HERALD. __ WILL Miss Violet Adams kindly call at G.P.O. for letters from J.W. Urgent. "VT A T R I M 0 N Y. A Gentleman, slightly past middle-age (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 some means, which she could take pleasure in joining with the possessions of one who is true and sincere at heart. The confidence of a Lady writing would bo much valued. Kindly state age. Address: S.S.. 173, HERALD. Partnerships, Financial, Etc. I?RUIT-Poultry Farmers.— Young Man, seven years' experience, small capital, practical worker, desires interest established farm.-Incubator. 173, HERALD^ SEVEN Per Cent. Cumulative Preference Shares for Sale, of Moehau Granite Quarries, Ltd. Prospectus on application to Percy S. Butler. Victoria Arcade. ■ I Businesses Wanted. CONFECTIONERY Business or Stationery, / £100 or less; living rooms necessary.— Apply Cash, Morrinsville. Houses and Land Wanted. COTTAGE, five rooms, and usual conveniences; good allotment; Remuora or Parnell preferred; cash four months.—L., 210, HERALD. __ CITY PROPERTY.-Want*d to Buy, in Exchange for 1000 Acres first-class land, within 40 miles of Auckland.— further particulars write, first instance, G.A., 269, Herald Office. , HOUSE, alwut six rooms, furnished, wanted to rent, handy to town.—Apply P.O. Box. 219. HOUSE, furnished, five or six rooms, wanted, for term.—Apply, T. E. Hayr. Three Kings. Auckland: I HAVE Purchaser for modern five-roomed Villa, near Remucra, Epsom trams. Greenlano Station, un to £550. £250 cash.— C. J. Owen, cr. Queen and Victoria Sts. RESIDENCE, six rooms, wanted to Purchase, elevated position. Ponsonby. about £800; Residence, six rooms, and few -Acres, close rail.—Beale and C 0.," Phoenix Chambers. ■■ _______ y MALL SHEEP RUN—Wanted to Purchase. O Would offer first-class small Suburban Dairy Farm in whole or part payment.— Address A.E., 270. HERALD Office. TAKAPUNA— Wanted to Purchase, five or six-roomed Cottage, with decent section, handy to. Milford or Takapiuia beaches; clients waiting.— and Co., 67. Queen-street. -f7I7"ANTED TO LEASE, by a Thoroughly > V Practical Dairy Farmer, for a term, with or without a purchasing clause— An Improved Dairy or General Farm, of from 100 to 300 Acres. Advertiser is a thoroughly experienced dairy farmer, of 28 years' colonial experience. Or would work same on SHARES. State distance from factory and school. Could enter into agreement, lease, or work at any time from March to August. Experienced in buying, selling, and general management all classes of stock. Best of references can be given- Apply, Farmer, HERALD. '■ Miscellaneous. PARLIAMENT has been prorogued to enable our wearied legislators to attend the Premier Picnic at Motutapu on Saturday Next. J" OOK in Wildman and Arcy's Window. J American game of Stars and Stripes; 200 games played with the cards. SIBYL. Clairvoyant, Psychometrist Psychologist. M.OJ3.L.— Sevcrn-st, Auckland. Saturdays by appointment. MAKE THE HOME BRIGHT With one of our new Pianos. No deposit. No interest—The No Deposit Piano Co.. 28, High-street. IS QD OR 2 FOR 2s— have just opened O up a grand line of Towels, which wo are offering at the ridiculously low price of Is 3d each or 2s per pair. Full size. White and Coloured.— Cash Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter. VictonaSt. ■ COROMANDEL Friends will be met at tho Premier Picnic at Motutapu on Saturday Next. I am going thero too. USSELL'S TONIC PILLS are the best and most successful. 2s 6d and 4s 6d. All Medicines, etc.. POST FREE, by return, on receipt of postal notes. Special Mail Order Department.— Chemist, opp. P. 0.. Upper Symonds-street Auckland. MRS. HYAMS, Clairvoyant, official mes-sage-bearer to World's Spiritual Congress, California. Readings daily.—7o, Vin-cent-st. Test Circles. ■ ALLISON PIANOS-The pride of British workmen.— Agents: E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. "/GOLGOTHA," the place for skulls— V.T COOPER'S the place to hat them EAVESTAFF PIANOS for exquisite sweetness and charm of tone.— Agents: E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. STRAW or PANAMA, sir?— have the O very latest styles in COOPER, Hatter, Queen-street. THE ERARD PIANO for accurate playing and satisfaction.—'Sole Agents: E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. 8. Ooldicutt. Manager. START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT. A smart nifty-nifty Hat from COOPER will help you to make good > THE GRANDETTE PIANO— than an A Upright, little less than a Concert Grand.—Solo Agents: K. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. ANEW YEAR'S KKSOJLUTION—Wear COOPER'S Hats and you will always look merry and bright. _______ OLLARD AND COLLARD PIANOS have a successful past and a promising future. —Sole Agents: E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. nnORA-LINE means sound lungs. Speakers ' X and Singers take Tora-line. Obtainable at all leading Chemists. Is and 2s. BLUTHNER PIANOS for people of musical taste—Sole Agents: E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. O TOP. LooKOur Queen-street; Shop is open O all day Wednesday* and 9.30 Friday night Taylor-made Boots.— Taylor, 95, Queen-st.. and 73 Karangahape Road. HIS MASTER'S VOICE GRAMOPHONES satisfy the critical musician.— Agents: E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. _ „___ MADAME LEON, the Great American Seer, may be consulted at Sombele, 71, Symotids-stroet. "\/TItS NOONAN. 179. Hobson-st, buys LeftJ.VI. off Clothing, Roots. Jewellery, and I Curios of all kinds. Letters attended to. N AETHER." the great Health Restorer; price 2s, or three packets for 5s 6d; and many other medicines.— Dewar. Specialist, Strand Arcade. - 17/OUND— Best Selection of Grates. Tiles, . Gas Fit,ings, Builders' Requisites, at Baker and Co.'s. Ltd.. Customs-street W. rpiP-TOP Sports Programme at the Pre- ; X micr Picnic at Motutapu on Saturday : yext - - . COOPER, KING OF HATTERS, makes Hats to fit th« head-not heads to fit the hat.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14932, 4 March 1912, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14932, 4 March 1912, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 14932, 4 March 1912, Page 1

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