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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 15123, 14 October 1912, Page 1

Lost and Found. LOST— Black Mare, with rue on, again let out of paddock; name on rug.— Keller. Ponsonby. ; LOST-Bay Horse, aged; scar on off hind fetlock.— Hayes, Carrier, Jervoia Road. 'Phone 5086. , LOST— Bay Gelding, halter and cover: reward.—Wright's Stables, Great North Road. _____ LOST-Large red, yellow, and blue Parrot. Brazilian; finder handsomely re-warded.-Sherwood. 19, Khybor Pass._ | LOST— Neck, in Tramway ■waiting I shed, Grafton Bridge (Friday week). Be-. ward at Messrs. Spain and. Co.. QPP- gnea. . f~OST. from Rangiriri-One Grey Mare JJ and one Bay Gelding, both hacks.— Information to J. C. Gcrrand. Kangirin. , LOST, last week, between Oacksey's and Fairview Road-Child's Dark Coat; reward.—J. W. Jones, Woodside Rd.. --den. T OST. on October 10, about 4 o'clock, beJL tween Symonds-st. and Q™«%*r£ Gold Watch. Reward.—Apply to tt . Parker, Chemist. Qneen-st. ; . LOST. Friday afternoon, between Grey _.vnn and Epsom-Black Purse, containing £5 note and four sovereigns — Reward at .HERALD, ■ - _. TOST, in Domain. ■ Thursday morning— .I.J Handbag, containing tourists ticket, jeweller-Handsome reward if returned to Frogmore, ' Symonds-st. LOST between Western Springe Boad and Asylum—Handbag containing children's clothes.—Finder kindly communicate Mr?. Dryland, Morningside. Personal. , FROM this date, October 10. I will not be J? responsible for any debts contracted by any person in my name.—William Wait, remarket. _____——— —— KIND Person wanted to d °l ,fc 1 . a Healthy Baby Girl, 10 weeks old.H.J.H., 709. HERALD. ______ MATRIMONY.- Young Man desires to meet Young Lady, age about 25.Genuine. 737, HERALD. . _ THE lady who took Parcel in error from wine shop, Newton, kindly return at once and save trouble. , I". " : _—= ' Partnerships, Financial, Etc. T ADY Partner, with £250, can be received li in rapidly-merging Stationery and Fancy Goods Business, country town; every investigation.—P.O. Boa: 535. - AN. with 15 years' office experience, wants interest in Business, up to £4500; capable take charge finance ana j office, or would consider purchase ot small Commission Business— 690, HERALDPARTNER. £500, wanted to exploit valuable patents; already .large sale; splendid testimonials from satisfied buyers. —Patent. 742, HERALD. . I f»IAAA TO LEND on First-class Town 3-IUUU Property.-Hugh Gerard, Auctioneer and Broker.- 109, Qucen-st., Royal Insurance Buildings. ; . mRAWLING IN THE BAY OP PLENTY. Wanted—Several Business Men to join with the advertiser (who is .a man "*'"* practical knowledge) in forming ftoomww to purchase an up-to-date Steam Trawlwfor fishing in the Bay of Plenty.-APPIy. Otter, ■677. HERALD. ' . Businesses Wanted. * LUNCHEON and Supper Rooms; 'must show good profits—Bend price and full particular to 0.W.E.?. (no agents). 23. Norf olk-st. , Ponsonby. ; . t?c\j\f\(\ CASH.— waiting to invest dt'_.'UUU in City Ironmongery or Fancy <J6ods.-Hugh Gerard, Broker. Roya* Insurance Buildings. ■ Houses and Land Wanted. COTTAGE, furniahed, on Takapuna Beach, wanted for two months from December Furnished, 690. HERALD. COTTAGE, four, or five rooms and convs.. upper part.Parnell; married couple mnd baby eight months old.—Apply it-u., ■ -7.40. 'HERALD. -■ •■'•!- ' ■ " •"■ 'J ■-■ ■'• FARM. 20 to 25 Acres, with good "email House, handy to railway, wanted for good client; urgent.— and Jacks, 10, Onrham-st.. Auckland. ' FAR if. improved, from "' 10 to 45 acres, wanted; one and a-half miles Papakura township: no agents.— and particuiarß Reasonable. 699. HERALD. 7~1 REENLANE — House of five rooms and , Of up-to-date conveniences: must be reasonable; no agents.-J.K.. 710. HERALD. HOUSE, six or seven-roomed, near Cheltenham Beach, wanted to Rent.— H. Oentil. Land Agent.' Dcvonport. ___ HOUSE, furnished, wanted; six or seven rooms, all conveniences; six montis; central—Full particulars, address L.T., 730, ; HERALD. __. - HOUSE, five to six rooms, for cash; bath, h. and c. water; Grey Lynn or Ponsonby preferred.—J. W. Gott, Room 10. i 63. Queen-st. FoUSE wanted to Rent, by November 1. [ year or more; unfurnished, five or six ■ rooms. Remuera or Parnell; all conveni- " ences garden ; about five minutes from car. • —Thebagenes. 755, HERALD. HOME, good, up-to-date, wanted, with nice grounds (about Is acres), Epsom or - vicinltv, in exchange for Suburban Dairy • Farm 100 odd acres, all in good gross, only I two miles llanurewa station, with equity , of £'500. .Splendid opportunity.—Communi- . cate F. C. Western. op«. station. Papatoetoe. HOUSE. 5-6 rooms. Ponsonby Waterside, between ~iolly Beach and Sentinel Rds. " State deposit, terms, etc.—Seraaj, 733, : herald. __ ■ i TJOUSE of six or seven rooms, in Epsom, > XX up to £1000. wanted for cash client; I must, be close to tram stop.— Imrie, I 64 Queen-street. 'Phone 5639. I OWNERS desiring to Exchange property » \J for freehold or leasehold sections in ' To Kuiti borough, values £100 to £1000.— Communicate with W. Mabbett, To Knitl. PAPATOETOE or Mangere Crossing—s to 10 Acres, with buildings; or good Section, without buildings.— Buyer. 734, HERALD. "OTANTED— Auckland Suburban VV Property, in Exchange for a highlyimproved Dairy Farm, right in Borough of Pukekohe; 51 acres rich land. Price, only £45 per acre. Land alongside under offer at £50. (35) 588.—Tyldea and Spiers, 95. Queen-street. ANTED FOR CASH CLIENT. VILLA RESIDENCE OF SIX ROOMS. Proximity of Ponsonby Road. WALKER AND COAKLEY, V Auctioneers, High-st. 7 - ' " TTIIiLA, NINE ROOMS, * Wanted to Purchase for cash, up to £1700. Within half-mile of Newmarket Station. Buyer waiting. Particulars, GEORGE PEACE, 105, Victoria Arcade. X MAS—Our Xmas. rush has started a little earlier than usual this year, and we are real busy. Kindly order your New Season's Quits Now and save disappointment. Hundreds of Latest Tweeds and Worsteds to select from. If you can't caW, just t send for patterns.—Mcßride, Cash Tailor, Costumier, and Outfitter, Victoria-street, a "~ ' ' C\ LAXO requires no milk, only hot water. A simple and perfect food, making the bonniest of babies out of the feeble. - ■» METAPHYSICAL HEALING BY , IVL SCIENTIFIC! METHODS. Sufferers who have failed in their efforts to obtain relief from Doctors or Drugs r would do well to consult t MR. GEO. F. HENRY. M.P.T.A., PSYCHO-PHYSICIAN. 23, Symonds-streot, Aucklaud. d 'Phone 271& RUSSELL'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 Mai] Order Department.— Chemist, opp. P. 0.. Upper Symonds-st., Auckland. /"ILAXO contains plenty of fat, no starch or flour. Prevents rickets, wasting, ". malnutrition. Can restore the most shattered constitution, and ensures babies healthCEYLON TEA.—Fresh shipments, direct from the plantations. '• JOHN BEID AND CO., Wholesale Grocers, 43, Fort-street. Estabd. 1869, 'f-