Lost and Found. LOST, on Thursday—Red Cow. in full milk. Anyone detaining same will be prosecuted. 'phone 1357. LOST— Handle. belonging to motor lorry, between Fort St. and Remuera Train Terminus. Reward.New Zealand Express Co. LOST, on Saturday evening, between Ran- j furly Rd. and Opera House— Sl i!* r Filigree Bracelet; keepsake; reward. —Madras. HERALD. | LOST, last Thursday, between Morningside and Western Springs Rd.—Gold Watch, name inside: keepsake of dead brother; 10s reward.—HERALD. FOUND, at Kohimarama—Gold Brooch. Owner can have same by paying expenses.—J. B. Macfarlane, 59, Fort St O-l REWARD— Weymouth. I Black-ed-1 - and-white 8u11... nearly two years old. —Len. Rountree. Papakura. I —-i Personal. ACHATES is the most abstruse question ever met. but will be solved if not unduly deferred.—H. ADOPTION.— Wanted kind person to adopt or take care of healthy Baby Boy. 3 weeks Address at HERALD. ADVERTISER would like to know of Licensed Receiving Home for Infants. State terms.—E.R.. HERALD. I WILL not be responsible for debts contracted in my name without my written authority.—J. Gibson. Putaruru. MATRIMONIAL.— Two Young Gentlemen, in good business positions, desire hear from two Young Ladies, view matrimony. Confidential.—Strangers. 970, Herald. MATRIMONIAL— Farmer. comfortable circumstances, middle-aged, desires correspond with refined. sensible, working woman, view above.—Genuine, HERALD. Mr. McAinsh, Baker, call again on *» C. B. King. 19. Union Bldgs., Customs St. TTC7TLL Motherly Person adopt Baby from V » birth ? Long clothes given.—Stranded, 959. Herald. the party who has box belonging II to Miss Moore, late of Kaikohe, kindlv communicate with her.—Address at Herald Office? Partnerships, Financial, Etc. FROM £500 to £3000 to Lend on freehold property; current rate of interest. C. J- OWEN. 7, Shortland Street. GROCERY Business—Wanted to Invest £100 to £200 where services can be profitably utilised; Northcoto or Birkenhead district preferred. Strictly confidential. — Grocer, c.o. Northcote P O. LADY Partner wanted, small capital, to join another in Tea and Luncheon Rooms—G.L.. 975, HERALD. MONEY TO LEND m any sums, on all securities. —A T . r> °nmston. Solicitor, King's Chambers, Fort- St. MONEY to Lend on any approved security. Building Society Shares, etc. —C. R Williamson and Co.. 83. Queen St. OPENING FOR ACTIVE PARTNER, With £100 capital. In Established Land Agency Business. City. LA., 889. HERALD. £f)(\ f\f\f\ TO Lend on City Freehold. 3b£\Ji\J\J\J Mortgagors' solicitors may prepare deeds— Marjoribanks Steele, High St. 'Phone 4165. TTNIQUE OPENING. WANTED—PARTNER, with small capital, to extend established business; sleeping or active; active, smart preferred. Writ*, first instance, PARTNER. 894, HERALD. Houses and Land Wanted. ADVERTISER wishes to hear of modern %X3U".;5-roomed-.,Hon&e to Rent, in Devonport, vacant within 3" months.—S., 938. HERALD. HOUSE Property of various values wanted in Exchange for Farms, some going concerns. Send yours .along. HENRY CLAYTON AND CO, Smeeton's Buildings- -| f\ TO 30 ACRES of Level Sandy Land S.XJ wanted, between Auckland and Kumen. with house: near railway —M.. 973. Herald Wanted to Buy. BUGGY double-seated. second-hand, wanted; folding-in back seat, with pole and shafts preferred; must be good.— Cruickshank, Epsom Avenue. DOG —Good home offered for quiet dairy cattle Dog; state price.—Doggy, HERALD. HORSE, part worn, for light, van: must be cheap and reliable; trial wanted. —C. Rcid. 6, McKelvic St., Grey LynnNUMBER of Iron Barbells and Dumbbells, of all weights.— at once Iron. 845. HERALD. PLATE Glass, about 9ft by sft.—Send price to Plate. 962. Herald. RT. GIG. Pony, and Harness, wanted to • purchase; state particulars and price. —Garry. HERALD. SPRING Cart. 20 to 30 cwt. good turnout, wanted on terms; horse young and fast— terms, etc.. AT.. 952. 'HERALD I A PPaREL —F. W. Fischer, 350. Queen St I -CX (opp. Statue), buyer Left-off Clothing, ' Suit Cases. Jewellery. Boots. False Teeth.— ' 'Phone 3021. Country orders solicited. APPAREL.— Martin. 342. Queen St. opp. Grey Statue, buys every description of Second-hand Clothing, Travelling Trunks Bags. Boots. Jewellery, etc. Highest prices Country orders specially attended. 'Phone 3303. MRS. BOTTERILL buys Ladies'. Gent's and Children's Superior Misfit anc Loft-off Clothing. Letters attended to.— Elliott St.. two doors from Wellesley St 'Phone 3488. OLD FALSE TEETH BOUGHT, sounc or broken; best possible prices in Nev Zealand.— any you have to J. Dun stone. Box 1053. GPO., Auckland: est. 21 years. Cash by return post. MRS. OUTRIM will Buy your Left-of or Misfit Clothing, etc. ; highest prices —114. Victoria St. 'Phone 2674. RAGS. RAGS, RAGS TASLE BROS.. Rag Merchants, Union Street. 'Phone 527 Tailors' Cuttings a Specialty. TITOUNT ROSKILL ROAD BOARD Wanted to Purchase— A TWO TO THREE TON SECOND-HAN] HORSE ROLLER. State lowest price, and where to be seer to above Board. By Order. ROBERT RAILLEY. Clerk. GENT.'b MISFIT AND CAST-OFI APPAREL, OVERCOATS. MACKS TRUNKS, BOOTS. PAWN TICKETS Etc.. Etc. GET OUR PRICES before giving away o selling for a mere song. Owing to big d< round we are offering from 10s to 60s per sui Ring up 3976, and our representatives wi] call on youTHrf LONDON CLOTHING. CLEANING AND REPAIRING CO.. 4, Gt. North Road (or. Ponsonby Reservoir "P U N G D i Send your FUNGUS to the DIRECT EXPORTER. We give HIGHEST MARKET PRICE ONLY. AH CHEE AND CO.. Box 753. Auckland, opp. G.P.O. Miscellaneous. SAFETY Razor, " Gem Junior."— Agent please communicate prices t Eugineer-in-Charge, Kanieri Forks. Hoki tika. ESTEY ORGANS.—BuiIt on honour, sol on merit known the world over.—So! Agents, E. and F. Piano Agency. Ltd. BURGOYNE'S Australian Chsblis is unique light Wine, irresistible in flu vour and quality. It vies with the fines Continental vintageand costs half th money.—Order from Gollin and Co., Auci land. TATHITEBAIT. WHITEBAIT, WHITE VI BAIT Fresh Waikato Whitebait at cheap rat* at Sanford's Fish Mart, Customs Stree opposite Custom House. 'Phone 658. ; MRS STONE, Dressmaker, of Remuera IML wishes to inform her customers tha she has removed above Joyes's. Draper! Newmarket.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LII, Issue 16021, 13 September 1915, Page 1
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