Lost and Found. ... LOST, off Cape (^vine—Launch Dinghy, about Bft long, painted •white; reward. —Apply, gBBJU). ■' ■■■■•■■ ■ . LOST, in Epsom.—Black Spaniel Dog, Devodport collar. No. 48: answers to Ti-ts.—Reward at Nurse Richardson's, Onslow Bead. Epsom. LOST, in Market Eoad, between St. John's Avenne and Mount Hobaon Eoad— Child's New Crocheted Petticoat.—Finder please retnrn JHKKALD. FOUND— Pox Terrier Dog, collar One-tree Hill, 10k—Owner apply W.J- 587. IHBBAXD. * IMPOUNDED ip the Remuera Public Pound by the undersigned—Two Dark Fawn Jersey Cows; also, one Light Fawn JerseyHeifer. If not claimed and expenses paid will be Sold on June 12, 1912, at 12 noon.— H. NIOBOLiLS. Poundkeeper. "■" 3 ■ I Personal. CHEMIST.— is overdone, try To Awamutu. good business prospect, only one Chemist in business; growing population; prices high MATRIMONY.-Will a refined Young Lady, about 21, communicate with a respectable Young Man, with honourable intentions, same age.—Genuine, 375, HEBALP. ■■■ ■ . WANTED somo kind Person to accept, healthy Baby Girl, a week old: small premium; must be B-C.—Apply S.PJR., 571, HBBAL.P. WILL Person who took Overcoat by mistake on May 13, from Mr. Hunter's, Mt. Ro.Mll. leave address at HKBA-P? TftrXDOW, 46. no encumbrance, wishes, to VV meet .Respectable Working Man. view to Matrimony.— Newton Post Office. np H A N K .S. The REV. CANON JORDAN. Vicar' of Tauranga, d<_iires to Publicly Thank the Medical and Nursing Staff of the Auckland Hospital for the skill displayed, care given, and attention bestowed on Mrs. Jordan, whilst suffering from the effects of the dreadful motor disaster on the Eemuera Eoad. Canon Jordan also accords ma Thanks to the many Friends for their telegrams, letters, and inquiries, which were too numerous to answer pereonally. i 1 .. " ;■ Partnerships, Financial, Etc. AGENT for several manufacturers requires capital for development; will take cnergotio man with capital in as partner — Correspondence with Indentor, P.O. Box Ml, solicited. . - COMPANY or Syndicate wanted to undertake the Erection of Butter Factory at Whakarapa, Eawene; a guarantee of 550 milking cows will be given by residents.— Apply. Mrs. Anderson, Kopu, Thames. PARTNER wanted in established ■ Midwifery Nursing Homo, near Auckland; moderate capital required, or would cell.— Reply to Home, 573. HEBAIiD. _*1 KC\ Will purchase Patent Eights, 3*JID\J sound manufacturing concern, 18 months, Auckland Market; easy terms.— Manufacturer, 659, HKBjUjD. Houses and Land Wanted. COTTAGE, five or six roomed, wanted, Remuera preferred, all conveniences, take for term; gentleman in good Government position; rent, £1 per week.—Apply, H.N., 683. HEJULD. . ■ . " "~t Wanted to Buy. APPAREL.— Mrs. Martin, 350. Queen-street, opp. Grey Statue. Largest Buyer in Auckland of Left-off Clothing, Travelling Trunks, Jewellery, Boot*, etc. Phone 3303. - ADVERTISER, about to take up housekeeping, would like to hear of someone wishing to dispose of their Household Furniture.—Repl______M^bourae! _ SJ^HEEAIiD.; CUT Flowers.— Miss- Carney,' Florist, 142, Karangahape Road; 'phone, 2943.' CUT Flowers, any quantity.— G. J. Mack ay, Seedsman and Florist, 106, ■ Queen-street. ..■■''■:■■■'■'■ ■,■■.■ '." ; '''"'.' __ •'■'■""■■-■ ■■.' T?ELDMAN, 50,» Pitt-pi., buys ' Ladles' and. J? 'Centra LeftrOff ■ Clothing. Boote, etc. Higheitfc.tirige given. "phone 3487, ,■; _ . . ;' ■ 'fe.EMJ.fe'■■ Apparel, Misfits. Pawn • VJli"Tiekwt*. Ruga. Trunks, Boots,' etc.; top prices given, 10s to 60s for suits, etc. Letters promptly attended to.—The London Clothing, Cleaning, and Repairing Co., 4, Great North Road. _____ LADIES and GENTLEMEN wishing to dispose of their LEFT-OFF or MISFIT WEARING APPAREL will receive highest value from MRS., ALDRIDGE, opp. Y.MO.A., Wellesley-at. West Communicate by letter or 'phone 2928- ■ MRS. BOTTERILL Buys Ladies', Genu's, and Children's Superior Misfits and Left-off Clothing. ■ Letters promptly attended Elliott-street, two doors from Wellesleystreet. 'Phone 3488. TIyTRS. STEVENSON, 20, Pitt-street. Buy* IYI Ladies' and Gent.'s Left-off Clothing, Boots. Bed, Table Linen, Furniture, and Trunks. Highest prices. 'Phone, 3505. ■jVfBS. BROWN, 90, Hobson-street. Buys lu. Ladies' and Gent.'s, and Children's Left-off and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc— Letters promptly attended to. PIANO, good second-hand; also, Singer Drophead Sewing Machine.—Replies to Melbourne, H___AUD. RING up Mrs. Kelly, 392, Queen-street. Highest Prices for Ladies', Gent's, and Children's Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc. 'Phone 2606. mo rpAILORS AND pOSTUMIERS. WOOLLEN CUTTINGS BOUGHT. IN ANY QUANTITY. Freight paid from all towns. rpAKLE T>ROS.. UNION-STREET. AUCKLAND. Thone 527. ':--■-::' "55 , ' ." ! = 55 ""=f Pupils Wanted. TIyTTSS JULIA ROUSSEL Certificated J.VJL Teacher.— limited number Pupils, at Otahuhu, Pianoforte and Theory.— Care Mrs. Roussel. Otahuhu. MISS A YUNG. Teacher of Woodcarving. Pokerwork, Stencilling, etc., .has removed t i newer and more commodious premises, fetrand Arcade, ground floor. PUPILS wanted by music-teacher; itor beginners, 10s 6d per quarter.— 482. HERALD. r STUKEOCKS'S ENGINEERING SCHOOL, His Majesty's Arcade, second floor. Queen-street. Auckland. SCHOOL FOR MANDOLIN. BANJO, AND GUITAR. MR, A. A. PARTRIDGE (Principal). Students coached for the coming titionsStudio—2l, Grafton Road, near Choral Hall. MADEMOISELLE HALL Is Forming FRENCH CLASSES, To be held in Town two evenings a week For terms, apply Leys Institute Committee Room. Mondays and Saturdays, 8 to 9 p.m. TUITION IN MASSAGE. MRS. CREIGHTON HALE. The Longest-established 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. Pupils can join at any time. Every lesson oil living subject. Certificate when proficient. Author of the " Art of Massage." Address; .27. MAY-ST.. WELLINGTON. ■•■- ~ r ~ 3 I JOEY'S PURE BREAKFAST COCOA.— : Soothing, Strengthening, Satisfying. E STY'S— Organ or Quality.— Agents: E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd.. is Celdicutt Manager. DID you know it? What?—Webley's got an American Cutter; cats real genuine American Suits,—Webley, Tailor, Queen-st. PLANT Now—Hedge Plants, Trees and Shrubs, Climbing Plants, etc, etc.; healthy plants, from Arthur Yates and Co., Ltd.. Queen-street. ■ HAS.—WE are making a lovely warm U\J Tweed Suit at 90s; just the thing for this weather; perfect satisfaction guaranteed; send for patterns.—Mcßride, Cash Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter, Victoriastreet. RUSSELL'S TONIO 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.—Russell, Chemist, opp. r.0.. Upper Symonds-street. Auckland. WINES FOR INVALIDS.--JOHN REID AND CO.. Merchants, 43, Port-street, Supply, the -, Finest Wines, etc. Telephones; 1931 c= •*£*• 1 A
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15004, 28 May 1912, Page 1
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