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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16215, 28 April 1916, Page 1

Lost and Found. LOST on Ellerslio . Racecourse—Diamond Brooch; £3 reward.-Apply. HERALD. LOST in Queen St. or Devonport FerryGold Bangle; reward.— at HERALD. LOST on tho Railway Station at Rotorua— Lady's Gold Wristlet Watch.-Reward on returning same to HERALD, LOST, on Saturday, between North Head and Tiri—Dinghy from launch Virginia; finder rewarded.—Hazard, Customs St. W. LOST. Tuakau-Two Cows, earmarked, end oil left oar, piece out right, branded D 9; 10s each reward.— Dawes, Onewhero. LOST, Tuesday, on Great South Rd.— Lady's Short Raincoat, Gloves, Handkerchiefs; reward.Underwood's Boot Shop, Victoria St. TOST. Monday, between Eangitoto Ter. J raco and Hall's Corner, Takapuna.— Gold Dog Brooch; roward.— Jeweller, Queen St. LOST, from Green Bay, Manukau Harbour, Saturday night last—2oft Surf Boat.— pleaso communicate Abel, Dykes. Ltd., City. LOST. Parnell Launch Steps—Brief Bag, J containing spiral springs;, reward.— Finder please communicate with No. 1, Garfield St.. Parnell. ________ LOST— Top off Buick Benzine Tank, between Hamilton and To Awamutu.Reward on returning to Shaw, Hamilton, or Cooper and Curd. Pugekohe. lOST, Wednesday night, between Papa-toe-i-J toe Station and Kolmar Rd.— s Green Bag, containing note and silver, pooket book, and ticket, Auckland-Tainape; good reward.—Beaney, Papa'tootoe. T OST—Two Overcoats, left in motor-car, J J hired at Ellerslie by two elderly gentlemen, after Steeplechase Monday, to catch Rarawa, Onehunga; reward.— Victoria Arcade. 'Phone A 665 or A 575. I OST, between Mercer and Epsom—Lea--1 ther Bag of Tools; 1 bag. Wolseley Hand Piece, 1 Cloth, Sack of Tools.Findor please communicate H. 8., care of Dilgcty and Co., Auckland. Reward. T EFT in Tram. Biyswater. to Milford. lJ Manuscript Music Album.— W. E. Lindsay, Milford Av., Takapuna. FOUND-Brown Spaniel Bitoh, no collar on. Owner can have same by paying oxponses.-Spaniel, 2720, Herald. > TTiOUND, adrift on Manukau Harbour— J. Flat-bottomed boat. Owner can have same by paying expenses.—James Shaw, Oratia. STRAYED from Ellerslie. Tuesday last--3 Cows, 2 Heifers; any person giving information regarding same rewarded.— Arthur Cleave, Ellerslie, or High St. "WILL Person seen taking Portmanteau. \\ with initials "W.G.." from s.s. Gael Tuesday, communicate with 24, Brentwood Avenue? i'■ ' ' I Personal. ALICE GRAY.—Loiter at Post Office, Newton.—H.A., Auckland. I?tRIEND leaving Auckland, could not meet . Partner. Received letter. » _____———— GIENTLEMAN who received parcel (skirt) t from McKeown's Tearoom yesterday afternoon, kindly return same. T ETTER awaits Miss N. Binning at G.P.O. J J Urgent. .TIXISS V.R.-Letter at G.P.O. for you. Partnerships, Financial, Etc. MAN, young, married, constant work, l'-L wishes to borrow £50 privately, good interest; repay £1 per weok.—Write Interest. 2785. HERALD. ( — ■ MORTGAGES Bought, Ist, 2nd, 3rd also any Securities whatever, and Farms, for cash.-G.PO., Box 812. Tel. 3640. j i MORTGAGES that have matured nay be replaced at 6 per cent.—J. Marjoribanks Steele, 28, High St. 'Phones 4165. A 833. • PARTNERSHIP; wanted • by.; » gentleman,! where his money and services could be used.—Particulars to Partner, 3727, HERALD. SHARES.' 100. paid-up, Pukomiro Collieries, 22s 6d.-Sharcs, Box 602, G.P.O. PARTNER. WITH £200 CAPITAL, WANTED. Sleeping or Active. Big Profits. BOX 94. I. ' J Businesses Wanted. GENERAL Btore, country, wanted: turnover. £250-£350. Must be sound Full particulars, and terms, urgent, to S.K., 2721, Herald. I Miscellaneous. GRAND Seaplano Flight at Parnell Park Woodland Fete, To-morrow. Proceeds for Maimed Soldiers and Aeroplane Fund. SWEETS to the Sweet—Send a box of Boissolier's Chocolate to delight her heart. - Sold everywhere. rpUE GLOBE, 27, Victoria St., is the x cheapest place to get your Pictures Framed. Large stock kept. Trade supplied. ESTEY ORGANB.-Built on honour, sold on merit, known the world over.— Agents. E. and F. Piano Agency, Ltd LADIES, your Beaver, Volour, or Tagsl Hat remodelled, latest style.— The Hatter, Karangahape Rd. (4 doors past Post Office). ____ i THE NEXT BEST.— you cannot afford an Edison Disc Phonoeranh, then buy an Edison Cylindor. The machines last for years. The unbreakable Records, a lifetime. We stock overy Edison Record. Machines from £4 10s. cash or terms. Catalogues Newton Phono. Shop, 227, Karangahape Ed. . ~ — . * i PADEREWSKI, the world's greatest pianist, prefers Erard Pianos.—Sole Agents, E. and F. Piano Asoncy, Ltd. 8. Coldicutt. Manager. ADAME ZANGARAH. of India, Clairvoyantc, may be consulted.—l 49, Albort b't., opp. Royal Albert Hall. (CONFIDENTIAL— Smiles of dolight will \J greet you to-night if you first send Boissolier's Chocolatoß. Sold everywhere. VfUGGETS of Puio Flavour-How, satisfyi\ ing and refreshing are Boiseeliers Chocolates. Easy to say Boy Sclca. I ?OUND— Coatings smooth as volvet, and ' centres fr<".<h and creamy, in Boisselier's Chocolates. Pronouncod Boy Selea. mo THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY.-High--1 class Furnituro on caey terms. No extra charge for terms. £10 worth, 60s deposit, 5s weokly; £20 worth, '100s deposit, 7s 6d weekly. Give us a trial.—Newton Supply Agency, 227. Karangahapo Rd. I.MRST lino of defence. "Kura peptic.'' . Attacks indigestion, biliousness, constipation, headache, pains in the back, and pains between the shoulders. Bottle contains upwards of ?on Hoses; is 6d All chemists and store) ■ — ( EASY TERMS FOR EVERYBODY.-Fur-niture. Phonographs, Gramaphones, Musical Instruments, Jowollery, etc., low deposit; Pianos, no dopoait; Sowing Machines, no deposit. Talking Machines Repaired. Needles, 3s 6d Newton Supply Agoncy, 227. Karangahapo Road. \\T A. GREEN AND CO.'S PIANOS.VV . Low price, but excellent value.— Agents, E. and P. Piano Agency Ltd. S. Coldicutt. Manager. TTiIER UP AND DON'T BE LONELY. \J —Buy a Phonograph or Gramaphono on Easy Terms. From £3 10s. Edison, and Regal Records. Call and hear* the Now Edison Disc Phonograph. Lists and Record Herald post free anywhere. —Newton Phono. Shop, 227, Karangahape Road. "7 LUCKY DATE - JULY 30, 1916. £50 will be distributed to ill Cash Prizewinners in the DESERT GOLD TEA Competition; also Special Gift Prizes. Particulars in packets. Buy " Desert Gold" to-day. rpHE aristocrat of condiments is tho deli--1 cious "MILITARY PICKLE." which is a luxury at a reasonable t price. Every town and country grocer «c"; it. Buy one bottlo to-day. COMMERCIAL Men.—Accidents and Sickness may overtake you. Perfect and cheap protection—National Insurance Co., 101, Ouecn Street. A SPORTSMAN asked his friends to lunch, their appetites to tickle, but afterwards there was nothing loft, of the delicious "MILITARY PICKLE." OAVINGS AND SATISFACTION C* In drinking DESERT GOLD TEA. Fuller strength, greater economy. Finer flavour, more enjoyment. Try the Special Family Blend at Is 8d; wonderful value. Choice grades it Is lOd and 2>. 4