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Lost and Found. LOST— Black Retriever Dog. -Li Remuera collar. No. 201. —Reward on information to 'Phone 5815. LOST. Monday— Necklet and Pendant, Newton. PoTi»onby. or Grey Lynn; known anywhere; keebsake. £2 reward.3s, Howe St.. LOST-One Two-year-old Red Heifer. One Yearling Jersey Heifer, and One Steer, branded CM., earmarked "UV.—C. Milhgan, Haukapakapa. lOST, between Queen St. and Brighton * B<l., Parnell— Gold Bracelet.— Reward on returning to -the Office of W. Coleman, Solicitor, Queen St., Auckland. POUND— Bag containing money.— land Savings Bank. Queen St. IMPOUNDED in Papatoetoe Public Pound —One Grey Gelding, front feet shod: and one Chestnut Gelding, medium draught, four white points and blaze on face, clipped trace, high and shod. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on FRIDAY, October 16, 1914, at 12 o'clock noon.— O'HARA, Poundkeepcr. OTAHUHU Public Impounded by the Ranger—l Grey Mare, earmarked, no shoes. If not claimed and expenses paid to be sold on the sth day of October, 1914, at 12 o'clock JAMES CALL AG HER, Poundkeeper. Personal. KIND Person to adopt healthy Boy, aged 18 months; entirely given up.—Write Urgent, Post Office, Newmarket. TRADESMAN, 34, wishes acquaintance J- respectable working girl, age 18 to 29, view matrimony; open for week.—Saw, 590, Herald. \\ r ILL 0.H., of Blakotown, appoint a M meeting with R. L. Grey? TS/ r ILL Frank Moore communicate with S. t 1 Mortenson.—Box 66, Opotiki. T7I7TLL Mrs. F.N., from South Hackney. T T London, England, communicate with Sister Edie, Te Awamutu? Very, very anxious. Partnerships, Financial, Etc. LADY or Gentleman Sleeping Partner, with £600; £300 cash, £300 equivalent, £10 weekly guaranteed. Particulars at interview.—Partner. 563, HEBALD. 4?XAfY TO Lend on first-class freehold wtIVJU security; must bo ample margin. —Benson Wyman, Solicitor, 110, Victoria Arcade. ■ ' I Houses and Land Wanted. BUILDING Section wanted as part payment on new bungalow, Mt. Eden. — Bungalow, 588, Herald. C>OT"I'AGE, email, with few Acres Land, ' wanted to Lease or Purchase on small deposit.—lris. 595. HERALD. COTTAGE, furnished, wanted to Rent, at Takapuna, near beach.—Mrs. Thody, Aratonga Aw. off Gt. South Rd., Epsom. DAIRY Farm--50 to 100 Acres wanted to Buy or Lease; good House; small deposit: handy to rail.—Earnest. >547. HERALD HOUSE, 5 or 0 rooms';' must be in a nice locality: £100 deposit, the rest in rent. —Urgent,. 591, Herald. HOLIDAY Cottage, furnished, wanted to ' Rent for about two months, commencing now.—Box 45, G.1'.0., Auckland. WANTED TO RENT, handy to car, MT. EDEN or Well-furnished six-roomed House must be very private. C. F. BENNETT. Bank of Now Zealand Buildings, Swanson St. QMALL, UP-TO-DATE HOUSE WANTED ° TO BUY. In respectable locality, with drainage, and dose to trams. Can Pay £25 Deposit, or more if easy terms. TRADESMAN, 540. HEEAL&. j ITOUSE; l; 8 7 rooms, good .position," tut--1 encumbered, wanted in Exchange for good ihortgage, £1000. MORTGAGE of £800 and £300 cash wanted ' for Splendid House; large section; good value at £1100. TYLDEN AND SPIERS, 05. Queen Street. I Miscellaneous. Ganderton's Blood Purifier Makes Blood Disorders Impossible, 108, Ponsonby Rd. MADAME SPONTAIN, removed to Office 34, Top Floor. H.M. Arcade. Queen St. HIS MASTER'S VOICE Gramaphones and Records. We have largest stock in New Zealand.— E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. \\T A. GREEN AND CO.'S PIANOS— i» • Low price but excellent value.— Agents, E. and V. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt. manager. MADAME VALETTA. Hallenstein'a Buildings, entrance next King's Theatre, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; evenings by appointment. A STROLOGY.— Your vital question is A Jour future and how to use it to bring you health, wealth and happiness. Don't delay.—Come, or write now to Anderson Lindsay, Princess Buildings, Queen St. 'Phone 4087. THE Magnetic Person—How to compel others to obey your will.—Call or write H. P. Power, Princess Bldgs., Queen St., 2nd floor. rPHUUGH we've let slip the dogs of- war, 1 1 ' rats still play havoc near %nd far.— Try Rat-Spoof. Post free 7d, two Is lid, tins 6s 6d. Stores supplied.—J. Cobb, Ellerslie. OUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH US. THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO., 13, Karangahape Road. Furniture on Easy Terms. HAVE your Lawnmower Sharpened and Adjusted by the " Easy Cut" process, the latest and best.—At Smith's (late Leadbeater), 14. Wakefield St. Collected and delivered free. PRAMS renovated, Baskets repaired. Invalids' Carriages for Hire.—Dick and Cowden. 84, Grey St. 'Phone 973. MANNING'S. Delicious Tomato Chutnea Sauce not preservalised.. Why use Sauce preservatised with salicylio Acid? Good Sauce don't need it. Walking is a Delight with REDFERN'S RUBBER HEELB. They wear longer than others, too. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH US ! THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO.. 13, Karangahape Road. Furniture On Easy Terms- I EAVESTAFF PIANOS have delighted tho , British publb for over 90 years.—E. j and F. Piano Agency, Ltd., Sole Agents. j G.ERSTENA Porridge Meal is cooked in i minutes. ' The housewife's boon. Contains no waste ma -er.—At all Stores, la Id i per ban. J A Bootmaker said: "REDFERN'S RUBBER HiiELS ! Are worth twice the price of others." I •TOIE MAPLE FURNISHING COMPANY, X 13, Karangahape Road, Next Alhambra Theatre. Simple System of Easy Payments. RUN no Risks! Insure with the National Insurance Co., 101, Queen Street. Fire, Accident. Sickness. Bedrock terms. Ask Your Bootmaker for REDFERN'S RUBBER HEELS. The World's Best. MADAME HYLAND. 20 years' experience, Popular Philologist, Clairvoyant, Character Reader. Consultations, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. 118. Upper Queen St. TDURNITURE SALES. To be Sold at Factory at lowest factory cash prices—R. W. COSSLETT. 39. Cruramer Rd.. Grey Lynn. 'Phono 4280. REDFERN'S RUBBER uEELS Wear Much Longer than Others. Ask Your Bootmaker. TEST REDFERN'S Against ANY OTHER Rubber Heels. And you'll never buy the others again OUR CREDIT IS GOOD WITH US THE MAPLE FURNISHING CO., 13, Karangahape Road. Furniture on Easy Terms. COMMERCIAL Men —Accidents and Sickness may overtake you. Perfect and cheap protection.—National Insurance Co., 101. Queen St CRISPO BACON AND HAMS, Sugar Cured. Best on the market. Try it and you will take no other. All Grc.geii. ,_.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15729, 2 October 1914, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15729, 2 October 1914, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15729, 2 October 1914, Page 1