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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16204, 14 April 1916, Page 1

Lost and Found. LOST-Plain Nellie Stewart Gold Bangle. Reward,--Shanley'a, Ponsonby, LOST, in Albert Park— of Keys; reward.— Caretaker, Albert Park. LOST, by returned trooper—Greatcoat, name on lining of sleeve, A. McKonzie; reward.—Apply Herald. LOST, Saturday, between Mason's Avenue and torminus or tram —Pearl and TorI quoise Gold Brooch; reward.— Mason's Avenue. . LOST, between Burwood Crescent and Mar-l-Li ket Rd. or Omahu Rd., Remuera— Chain »Bracolet; reward.—Address at HERALD. LOST, Great North Rd. or Karangahapo Brown Purse, with handles; keepsake; reward.— Robinson, Grocer, Great North Rd. LOST, between Dilworth School and Newmarket—Silver Filagree Brooch (lover's knot).— rewarded on leaving at Mrs. Gilmore's, next school. lOST, yesterday— Puppy, Australian X Terrier; grey, liuht on bead; answers to name of Tiki.— finder kindly send word to No. 3, Great North Rd., or 'Phono 3410? Reward. ■ "—j Personal. IF this meets the eye of Charles Thompson, late of Bickerstaffs Tunnel, please communicate with John Lamonl, Union ! Secrotary. KIND Person wanted to adopt Baby from birth.—For particulars, apply X.Y.Z., 3517, HEEALD. MATRIMONIAL.— Farmer, 51, capital £1000, wishes to marry respectable working woman, owning home or possessing i small Burnett's Established Agency, Security Buildings, Queen St. MATRIMONY.— Man. young, 22, Catholic, would like to correspond with Young Lady, from 18 to 20, Catnolio; photos, exchanged— G.P.0., Auckland. THOMPSON (MISS). MAY. last heard Arkondale, Newton— Anyone knowing whereabouts kindly communicate Sanderson, care Holcroft. 19, Queen St. e= ——i Partnerships, Financial, Etc. ADVERTISER would like to join good Builder and Contractor or Joinery Manufacturer, city or suburbs.—Advert, 3284, (HERALD LADY Partner required as Business Manageress; none but a canablo woman need apply— 3347, HERALD. LOAN of £20 wanted tor six months at 12* per cent. : from private persons | only.-Marly, 3326, HEBALD. MEN, 3, young, wanted to take part Shares in Cruising Launch.— Congenial, 3282, JHEBALD. PfJA'A WANTED for 2 yearo, at 8 per *DUI! cent, interest, first freehold; fullest particulars— 3338, Herald. Oil C\f\ TO Lend at 6 per cent, on freeo&lJvJv/ hold property. Immediate inspection.— Marjoribanks Stoole, 28. High St. 'Phono 4165. . I ' =3 Houses and Land Wanted. COTTAGE, furnished, wanted from April 19; married couplo, one child; Devonport preferred.— Aroha, 3329, HERALD. DAIRYING Farm, carry about 30 cows, wanted to Kent with purchasing clause; improved or partly-improved; state particuPurchaser, 3336, Herald. FARM, partly improved, wanted to Buy or Lease; North Auckland; going concern preferred.—Fullest particulars to Martin, Wellsford. HOUSE, 5 or 6 rooms, wanted near 2d section; £600 to £650 cash; urgont.— Taranaki, 8346, HERALD. HOME, furnished, wanted by business gentleman; must bo superior and in select district.—Home, 3332. HERALD Office. HOUSE, furnished, wanted; must be near Cheltenham Beach; or Partly-furnished Fist; would take for term.— 3323, HEBALD. SHED, iron, wanted to Rent or Lease; close waterfront. Lower Albert St., City. —Address Box 443, City. WANTED to Rent-Modern House, bungalow preforred, about 7 rooms; Parnoil or Rwnuora, noar tram; adult tirrv, three.—Excellent, 3289, HERALD. [■HAIRY FARM, • 100 TO 150 ACRES, PARTLY IMPROVED, 1 WITH BUILDINGS. ■ Must carry IS to 18 cows. i Pull particulars to HARBOP AND MEDLEY, 18. Shortland Street. Wanted to Buy. PLOTHING.-Mrs. Aldridgo will Buy your 'J Misfit and Left-off Ctotling; highest prices Wollesley St. 'V., opp. old Y.M.C.A. DOGFISH, dozen, small, uninjured, wanted for dissection.— Biological Laboratory, University College, Auckland. OFFICE Safo, medium size, in good order. | —Price and particulars to Box 699. SET of Furs or Coat.— State name of skins I and lowest cash price, to Furs, 3294. HERALD. BEST Prices Given - Carpenters' Tools. Left-off Clothing, .Bags, Boots. Portable Goods of all descriptions.— Victoria St. (Hannah's Buildings). APPAREL.-Mrs. Outtrim, 114, Victoria St.. Biys Ladies'. Genl.'s, and Children's Superhr Lfft-off Clothing. Top prices. -'Phone 2674. A A. -OLD Artificial Teeth Plates bought. A* Platinum Pins, Crucibles, £7 7a oz. Dental Alloy, highest prices given.— Mitchell, 138-140. Russell St.. Melbourne. Vic On receipt platinum money cabled same day. ! APPAREL.-F. W. Fischer, 350, Queen St. (opp. Statue), buyer Lett-off Clothing. Second-hand Jewellery. Boots. False Teeth, I Pawn Tickets.—'Phone 3021. APPAREL.-Mrs. Martin. 842, Queen St, opp. Statue, buys every descnp on Seoond-hand Clothing, Travelling Trunks, Jewellery, etc. Highosl prices. 'Phone 3303. FURNITURE— to Buy. MccmdX hand, any quantity. Rest prices given. —Hayes, 202, Karanganape Rd. (two doors from P. 0.). i Tooth, sound or otherwise, wanted ' to Buy lop ma ;, 't price to trade »-i i others by i hi" .1 mai --Manager, Pear' \a Co., 56, City Chambers. MRS. BOTTRILL buys Ladies', Gent..'s and Children's Superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing. Letters attended to.— Elliott St.. two doors from Wellesley St. 'Phone 3488. PICKLE Bottles, It any quantity, all Sanford's Fish Mart, Customs Street West. WANTEDSECTION HONEY. NEW LAID EGGS. SEPARATOR BUTTER. In any quantities. Cheque by return mail. Highest Prices. SMEETONS, LTD., Auckland. I ' , .-- -"3 Miscellaneous. rpRY the Chocolates that always maintain X their quality of flavour.—Boisselier's Chocolates have an honest reputation. E~ ASY TERMS FOR EVERYBODY.-Fur-niture, Phonographs, Gramaphones, Musical Instruments, Jewellery, etc, low deposit; Pianos, no deposit; Sewing Machines, no deposit. Talking Machines Repaired. Needles, 3b 6d 1000.— Nowton Supply Agency, 227, Karannahape Road. CHEER UP AND DON'T BE LONELY. \J —Buy a Phonograph or Urumuptiono on Easy Terms. From £3 10s. Edison. Zonophone and Regal Records. Call and hear the New Edison Disc Phonograph. Lists and Record Horald post free anywhere.—Newton Phono. Shop, 227, Karangahopo Rd. OJ. DURBIN, Saddler, 44, Wyndham • St., next Buckley's, makes Saddles of best materials that give comfort and wear. None better; few as good. Used and recommended by most prominent riders, horsemen, stockmen. Once used, always used. ' PADEREWSKI, the world'? greatest pianist, prefers Erard Pianos.—Sole Agents. E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager URAND'S REGULATING PILLS, 5s box: most efficient ou market; harmless reliable. Medicines, etc., sent post free on receipt postal notes. —Bridge Drug Store. 3, Karangahape Road, Auckland.