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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16265, 26 June 1916, Page 1

Lost and Found. LOST, at Devonport.—Big Tan and White -L« English Setter. — at Police Station, Devonport. LOST, on Great South Rd., near Remuera J--/ Station—Brindle Bull-Pup; reward. Alexcon. Aratonga Ave. LOST, at Devonportßlack Pomeranian Dog; reward. —Mrs. George Stephenson, Esplanade Hotel, Devonport. j LOST, at Eden Park, on Saturday— 1 containing football clothes, blue jersey.— ' Reward at Shirley Hill, Sanford's Buildings. —Black Great Dane Dog, wearing J Otahuhu collar; reward.—Dr. Macdonald. or W. E. Anderson. Queen's Wharf. LOST, between Bell wood Avenue and ! Queen St.— Curb Bangle. Reward. —St. Dunstan's. Bellwood Avenue, Mount Eden. — FOUND —Launch Dinghy. Bft 6in.— Launch. Tiri Oyster Depot. in Wool Shop, Upper Queen St. -J- —Number of Pound Notes. 1 _P"| REWARD.— about 3 weeks ago, ' from SeoTia Paddock. Penrose —Black ' Two-year-old Jersey Steer.—W. Duffin, Mt. Wellington. i ; —| Personal. BACHELOR, financial, in business, near Pukekohe, desires correspondence young , lady, view Matrimony.K.K., 999, HERALD. RT.— Yes. Call at HERALD Office for • letter marked R.T.. 600. T7IOLET LEONORA WALKER. — Will ' » Miss Walker, or anyone knowing address .please _ communicate Secretary Auckland Hospital Board, without delay. = i Partnerships, Financial, etc. —100 Shares N.Z. Home Builders. —Send price to Capital. 5783. 'HERALD. . TVyfONEY to Lend— £400, £450, £500, , City or Suburban Freehold.— J. Woodley. H.M. Arcade. PARTNER wanted, refined, with £5500, valuable block land, one mile from railway.—Partner, 5829, Herald. ' PARTNER wanted with about .C 250 capital , to join a motor mechanic in a splendid business proposition in a rising country town.—Address care of Bennett. Bookseller, Rotorua. —Wanted to Buy to this amount, - Good First or Second Mort- ' gages.—Spot Cash A, 5821, HERALD " -p'>rVAA TO LEND, any sums; freehold security, Ist or 2nd mortgages bought for cash.— G. Barripp, Commerce ' Street. ' ■ Businesses Wanted. ©TORE, small, or other Business, suburb or country township, wanted; about £300.—A. Whitehead. 4. High St. Houses and Land Wanted. BLOCK of Land wanted (as going concern preferred), about £20,000. Our client offers dairy farms and town property, un- ' encumbered and very lightly encumbered; farms are handy to town and railway. This is really genuine; what offers? The Express Land Agency, Smeeton's Buildings, Auckland. I^OTTAGE, wanted to Lease, with s6to 10 acres, for market gardening, near Auckland.—Yee Hing. Pah Rd.. Onehunga. SECTIONS, unencumbered, wanted, ExO change 90 Acres Volcanic Soil, Pokenoj £31 per acre. Equity, £1685.—Fu1l particulars from Spain. 103, Symonds St. 1 WE urgently require your farm for Sale ■» t or Exchange. It doesn't matter where it is. Just simply drop us a line to-day. No sale, no charge.—Robt.. M. Gillespie, Real Estate Agent, Papakura. 5 TO 10 ACRES, HomesteadsWe have several to exchange for City and Suburban Homes.—Send to Enos S. Pegler, 'Phone 22. Manurewa. Wanted to Buy. A RING to Mrs. Kelly. Buys and Sells Ladies', Gent.'s, and Children's Misfit Clothing, Trunks, Boots. 'Phone —392, Queen St. DB. GUN; must be good and nearly new. . —Write full particulars to Gun, Ngaruawahia. — 1 MILKING Machine, must be guaranteed perfect and cheap. Fullest details and cash price.—Shorthorn, 5802. HERALD. SUGAR-boiling Plant. Pans, Slabs, etc.. O wanted to buy.—Confectioner, 5813, herald. MRS. BROWN, 90. Hobson Street, buys Ladies' and Gent.'s and Children's Leftoff and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc. Letters promptly attended to. BEST Prices. —Second-hand Goods, Bicycles, Phonographs, Left-off Clothing, Typewriters; all portable g00d5.49, Victoria St. (Hannah's Bldgs.) FALSE Teeth, sound or otherwise, wanted to Buy; top market price to trade and others by return mail.—Manager, Pearlino Co.. 56, City Chambers. APPAREL. —Mrs. Martin. 342. Queen St., opp. Statue. _ buys every description Second-hand Clothing. Travelling Trunks. Jewellery, etc. Highest prices. 'Phone 3303. APPAREL. —F. W. Fischer, 350. Queen St. -IV (opp. Statue), buyer Left-off Clothing, Second-hand Jewellery, Boots. False Teeth. Pawn Tickets.— Phone 3021. "\/TRS. BOTTRILL buys Ladies'. Gent.'s, I.VI and Children's Superior Misfit and Iyeft-off Clothing. Letters attended to.— Elliott St.. two doors from Wellesley St. 'Phone 3488. P U N G U S. Send your FUNGUS to the DIRECT EXPORTER. We give HIGHEST MARKET PRICE ONLY. AH CHEE AND CO.. Box 753. Auckland, opp. G.P.O. ENT.'S MISFIT AND CAST-OFF VJ" APPAREL. OVERCOATS. MACKS' TRUNKS. BOOTS. PAWN TICKETS ETC.. ETC. GET OUR PRICES before giving away or selling for a mere song. Owing to big demand wo are offering from 10s to 60s per suit Ring up 3976, and our representative will call on you. THE LONDON CLOTHING. CLEANING AND REPAIRIING CO., 4, Gt. North Road (nr. Ponsonby Reservoir). Best prices given For Old Artificial Teeth Plates, Platinum Pins. etc., etc. Dental Alloy. Old Gold and Silver. Bags, Musical Instrument, etc.. etc. AUCKLAND DEPOSIT AND INVESTMENT CO.. Next Waverley Hotel. 16. Queen Street. A. WOOLLEY. Manaaer Wanted to Hire. PUNTS. 2, small, or one large one. or a Sco.v. wanted to hire for 2 or 3 months, for wharf work, Tamaki River.—G. M. Eraser, care of John Burns and Co., Auckland. • =5 Miscellaneous. Cream, wonderful cure, eczema, J red nose, pimples, scaly skin. Post free, 2s. 3s.—Clarke, Chemist. 116, Victoria St. piIAT sickly taste is not in Vi-Cocoa, yet X it is richer and softer than the ordinary Cocoa. PUREST Olive Oil has been used by our Lord and Gospels and proved to be best remedy for general health. Don't be without it. Easy to take, and can be taken on bread. " Gypren Hannah'' Brand, guaranteed pure. Is. 2s 6d. 3s, 4s bottle, and gallon 10t5.—56, Victoria St. LADIES' Garments Cut, Tacked. and Fitted; easy to complete at home.— Miss Macready. 28a. Second Floor, Strand Arcade. HAVE you noticed the useful, artistic Boxes Boisselier's Chocolates are packed in? Such original ideas WHITE Towels, full size and heavy t T weight. Special value. Is lid pair.— Allingham's Emporium, Kingsland. MADAME HYLAND. 20 years' experience, Popular Phrenologist. Clairvoyante, Character Reader. Consultations. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. 418. Upper Queen St. "VTEW PIANOS FOR OLD ONES.i. 1 Full allowance for your old Piano.—No Deposit Piano Co., 28. High St.