;__ V Lost and Found. • > / LOST, in Newmarket— Collie r< n Slut. bushy tail. Reward.—B. Wood, . Campbell Road, EUerslie. •: T OST Tuesday afternoon in Northcote, ; i*_ Or 5.10 ferry—Pair Specs., rolled gold game; reward—Apply HERALD. OST from Symonds-street— and Tan :, f-f .Long-haired Collie Bog.—Reward on re--1 ra r "ing to Fernleign, Symonds-st. , ! T.OST, last Monday week, between Page's • a Store (Kingsland) and B. Gray and " • '„nds-street>— Engraved Gold Ban- , street rd '~ E ' Gray and Sons » Bymonds * i LOST.— Strayed from near Three Lamps— : 1 w Four Months Irish Setter Dog Pup. ' * wrd « Ss on returning, or information to .40, Prospect Terrace" Ponsonby. Any- > one detaining same after this date will : be prosecuted. ' -y-..':.■-; '..££■ .BE Stolen from my farm, f-'tJ Waimauku, Saturday night, July 20— 3-bred Jersey Cow, close to profit. Above reward will be paid to any person giving uuormation leading to the recovery of the ■■' cow.-H. M. Frost. ; ■■<* '' r~! ' ' _ eaagg ~~ ■ ... - Personal. ANYONE knowing the whereabouts of Ellen Nicholls, age 16, who left home jJuly 13, please conimunicate to., 401, Upper Queen-street. \ : = . ./ . ===-= —?.. Partnerships, Financial, Etc. INVESTOEB.-£7OO wanted on City Property.—Aitply Borrower, 105. HERALD. EAETNEB wanted.- little capital, 'to work ,'i direct N.Z. Agency i for high-grade motor cycle.—Write BußJneas, Hawera, P.O. ■; PARTNER wanted, with small ."■ amount, ' capital, for m&mifacturing; fair returns particulars can be obtained by _Pplying P., 94, HBBAIiD. ; > WANTED for CMenta-Several Sams of Money. £450, £500. £900, £3000. on flrst-olass Freehold Security.—J. F. Pullen, Solicitor, Imperial Bldgs., Queen-st. 4?QP»n wanted at onoe, on first-class sedWOtJl/curity.—Whittaker and Co., Phoenix Chambers, opp. New P.O. ____ ' Houses and Land Wanted. BLOCK of Land, about three to ten Acres —Wanted to buy immediately, in the neighbourhood of Harp of Erin, EUerslie. —Apply Creamer and. Paykel, Imperial Buildings, Queen-street (Ground Floor). Opp. Smeeton's. ■ 77 . '-> : .;.:- WAREHOUSE, small, wanted, suitable for wholesale business; Lower Albertstreet or vicinity; ; Particulars to Box 257, GJ».Q. s ; Wanted to Buy. i APPAREL.— Martin, 350, Queen-street, opp. Grey Statue. Largest Buyer <in - Auckland of Left-off Clothing, Travelling Trunks, Jewellery, Boots, etc. "Phone 3303. BILLIARD Table, combination, slate bed. ] —State price and where to be seen, by letter, J., 103, Hebalp. ' CONTENTS of Furnished Houses Bought ( Outright as they stand for spot cash. —Walker and Coakley, Auctioneers, Highstreet. . ; --:■:■'■'' ■•■ ' ■ - - ■ ■•■■-■■•• • IRISH Terrier Dog Puppy wanted to Buy.- ; 7 7 Particulars to G.0.M.. 63. HEBALP. ■■ ■>■ ; KEEL .Boat, about 14ft, wanted in good repair.— stating price, to A. -, Welch, Ohinewai. < MRS. BOTTERD_L buys ; Ladies'. Gents' and Children's Superior Misfits and Left-off Clothing. Letters promptly attended to.—Elliott-street, two doors from Wellealey- i street. 'Phone, 3488. _____ "ITtrANTEDT-Second-hand' Furniture to f Y Sell. Auction galea: Tuesdays and Fridays.— and Coakley. Auctioneers, , High-street. ' ' ' JL I == ...... ===—— \ : Miscellaneous. . AUCKLAND Co-operative Terminating f Building Society. —Appropriations, i WEDNESDAY, July 31, St. James's Hall, , 7.30' p.m.; nine ballots; eleven sales. - • S'iIjfWA&T«BORWtCK'S • Popular Melody, ] **•*■■A.lfenft of Night," for pianoforte; a - f*vdufttaVvdth violin, 'cello, and organ ■ players.—Published by A Eady and Co., 112, Queen-street, Auckland. _____ LADIES— We are making a special line ' of Costumes for £4 15s; usual price £6 €s.— Webley, The Quality Tailor, Qqeen-atreet. , ■ GENTLEMEN— seven days only—All Overcoats reduced to £3 15s; usual i price £5 55,-F. Webley, The Quality Tailor, Queen-street. _ ; . t SIBYL. Clairvoyant, Psyohometrist. Pay- i chologist, M.0.D.L.—6. Severn-street, Auckland. Saturdays by appointment. . CAVALRY SWORDS, ss: Sword Bayonets, . 2s 6d each, at Hazard's Sale of Evitts Stock, 236. Queen-street, next Goodson's. - MADAME LEON, the Great American Seer, may be consulted at Somkele, 71, Symonds-street. ; ' ".'■ _' ( BLUTHNER Germany's Best.— Sole Agents, _. and F. Piano Agency Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. , SNIDER CARBINES for bird-soaring. 5s each; blank cartridges, 2s per 100.— Hazard's Sale of Evitt'a Stock, next Good- • son's. . A STRAIGHT TIP! If you feel a thicken- . ing of the throat, with hoarseness « coming on, take a few drops of «' NAZOL " on loaf sugar every hour. Allow the sugar to dissolve very slowly in the mouth by placing it between the cheek and gums. ] This is a tip worth knowing. .- ALLISON PIANOS—The Great English . Piano.— Agents, E. and P. Piano , Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. ; SMOKELESS Shotgun Cartridges, best load- ! ing, 12s per 100, at Hazard's Sale of Evitt's Stook, 256, Queen-Bt. ' TACKLE that fresh Cold in the head by inhaling freely " NAZOL." A'so take a few drops on loaf sugar, and allow the ( sugar to dissolve very slowly by placing i it between the cheek and gums. ONBHUNGA ZOO.—Two Merry-go-rounds and Ocean Wave in full swing every - Saturday Afternoon. Admission: Adults, ' is; Children over 9 years, 6d; under 9 years, - a , HEE:E YEK you go you hear the same » » tale ," Oh ! yes, I would not be with- J out "NAZOL." It is the best remedy I j have ever had for Coughs and Colds." I FURNITURE Sale—Great reductions in ' . high-class furniture; it will pay you to inspect.— 151, Symonds-st. . THE cold damp weather brings that irri- J tating Cough which disturbs you ; sight and day. You can get prompt re- \ lief if you will use " NAZOL," it acta like i a charm. ; „ •> ."OUSSELL'S TONIC PILLS are the best and J JLV most successful, 2s 6d and 4s 6d. All t Medicines, etc., POST FREE, by return, on f receipt of postal notes. Special Mail Order " Department.—Russell, Chemist, opp. P. 0., 1 "Upper Symondß-street, Auckland. J E"~STEY ORGANS— Solely by Compe- t tent Workmen.-Sole Agents, E. and F. - Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt, Manager. -i ROAD WOOD PIANdS-Perfection in - Pianos.—Sole Agents, E. and _>'.■ Piano * Agency. Ltd. S. Coldicatt, Manager.' , . GNEHUNGA ZOO.—Horses, Vehicles, Motor " OaTs Free. Admission: Adults, Is; - Children over 9 years, 6d; under 9 years, 3d.' 5 - : ________ 1 Try Ganderton For your Ailments. I Ponsonby Road. EARLY Morning Call.—Mother, it's very cold now; let me have Droste's Pure 7 Cocoa for breakfast, please. ASTROLOGY.— Marriage, and " _— Destiny, Readings, etc.—Send Birth date, 6d stamps, to Arion, Ardon-street, 1 North Melbourne, Victoria. - 1 ONEHUNGA ZOO opened every day. Sun- i day included. Where to spend a plea- ] Bant time. 'P-ERE is no remeay for Throat and ! J Chest troubles that has been tested ' so thoroughly and so searcuingly as " NAZOL." It gets more friends the more it is tried. Have you tried it? If your *,n«A ifc » 011Dles you Bet a bottle of NAZOL. FOUND— Best Selection of Grates, Tiles, J Gas Fittings. Builders' Eeauisites. at Baker and Co.'s. Ltd.. Oustoms-st. W. i fJ.OT WET THROUGH! Wore damp boots 1 J Vi , ( '%4.. 6et^ln ? on my chest, feel miserable! This is the experience of many, l There is nothing that gives more speedy '• relief than full doses of " NAZOL.' It is quite magical in its effect. SEWING Machines called for. - Cleaned, Adjusted, Guaranteed.—Wilson, 33, Wei-lesley-street West; 20 years' experience. 'Phone 3465. IT is surprising how many folks carry a bottle of " NAZOL" in their vest pocket. It is a small but " invaluable friend to those who are affected with Bronchial troubles. WINES FOR INVALIDS — ¥ Y * JOHN REID AND CO.. Merchant, 43, Fort-stre«t, Supply the Finest Wines, etc. Telephones, 1931 or 103. \ r < . .«■':• ,:.: '■ -■-■''■ ; • : --iMiiiißiifiiiiri
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15055, 26 July 1912, Page 1
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