Lost and Found. LOST— Watch, closed face, blue ring on dial; finder rewarded.—Address at HEEALD. , i LOST— Gold Chain, greenstone Kia Ora heart attached. reward on returning same to HERALD. 4— \ LOST. Saturday, 11.45 Epsom Depot CarParcel Songs. Reward. —Don, care Wingato and Co.. Queen St. LOST, Saturday last — Crescent Bird Brooch, rubies and pearls.-set in silver. —Rewaru, Cruickshank, Miller. I LOST from Farm at Paerata— and White Shorthorn Heifer.—Finder please notify Alfred Gunimer. Buckland. LOST, between Devonport and Upper Queen St.. or in Post Office or in tram —Sealskin Muff.—Good reward at HEEALD. , LOST or Strayed, from Mt. Albert Rd.— Black Retriever Pup.Finder communicate with Thos. Finlay, Mt. Albert. 'Phone 789. LOST, between Frogmore and Stonehurßt —Small Parcel, containing brooch and pouch, addressed Mr. and Mrs. Laird.Reward, Stonehurst. LOST— and White Collie Dog, Onetree Hill collar, answers to name Bruce. Anyone detaining same will be prosecuted.— G. Dinnison, 31, Empire Buildings, Swanson St. 'Phone A9BO. OTRAYED—Chestnut Pony, cover marked O X. Reward.Sweet. Owen's Rd., Mt. Eden. STRAYED from Parnell—Bay Horse, with cover, and "cradle" on neck.—Finder please ring up 1791. i ' j Personal. T~jO not know by whom I could get an -»-' introduction, but rely on your good nature.—H.B. Ti A 5 Y Passenger, travelling to Sydney by A- Victoria, July 3. wanted to take charge ot bo 7' years old.— L. Vosper. 5, Vanxhall Terrace. Devonport. *^"***~~E ~—^^ Partnerships, Financial, etc. FOR Sale— Shares N.Z. Home Builders. —Send price to Capital. 5783, HERALD. THRESHOLD Investment, showing over 9 J- per cent, net on £3200, or 22 per cent, on £700.— D. McLean, Imperial Bldgs. MAN, married, young, energetic, would invest about £100 sound business, with view permanent employment.Energetic. 5877, HEBALD. REQUIRED to borrow from private source for three months. £10. repay £13.— : I Write Married. 5883, HERALD. j SHARES (2), 25th Group, A.T.B. Society, ! for Sale; £15 12s paid up.— price I to Shares, HEBALD Agency, Waihi. ! SEVERAL Substantial Sums to ipvest; send along details of security and amount required. — McGann, 17, Union Buildings. Auckland. , 1 f : -P/tAn WANTED; freehold security; ; <m*±\J\J good Proprietor. 5885, I HEEALD. 4?OAf\ FIRST Mortgage for Sale. 64 cwOW oer cent, security Dwelling, 5 rooms; Id section. City. Sale price. £700.— Apply R. J. Entrican. 12. Commerce St. ' -— Houses and Land Wanted. BLOCK of Land wanted (as going concern preferred), about £20,000. Our client offers dairy farms and town property, unencumbered and very lightly encumbered; farms 'are handy to town and railway. This is really genuine; what offers?— The Express Land Agency, Smeeton's Buildings, Auck- i land. ] BUNGALOW, rough cast. 5 or 6 rooms, all oonvs.: £50 deposit, bal. as rent. — Particulars, price, locality to Sergeant H., Papakura. DEVONPORT.— Small Furnished House wanted; about £1 5s week; with convs. Apply, stating rent. Immediate. 5887. : HERALD. HOUSE,' furnished, wanted to Rent for about three months; piano essential; 2d section; good refs.—K.G., 5898, 'HERALD. HOUSE, furnished. 5 rooms. 6 weeks. July 1. double pates: Ponsonby.—C. H. Palmer. Sarsfield St. 'Phone 4335 (2 rings). HOUSE, 4 to 6 rooms, furnished, convs., wanted, adjacent Remuera railway station; term, 6 to 8 weeks; possession desired end this Furniture, 5884, HERALD. HERNE BAY or Ponsonby. water frontage or water view.—House, 6 or 7 rooms — : State price and terms, Deveson, 14, Strand Arcade. Client waiting. MT. ALBERT, Avondale, or New LynnWanted Buy, Poultry Farm, with enough ground for cow; must be near school; Govt, mortgage preferred, balance i cash.—Full particulars, Poultry, 5899, HEEALD. No agents. ■ SECTIONS, unencumbered, wanted. Exchange 90 Acres Volcanic Soil, Pokeno. £31 per acre. Equity, £1685 —Full particulars from Spain. 103. Symonds St. ' —_____—_____—_——— 1 SHEEP Land, about 800 acres or more, j wanted to Lease with option to purchase.—Landseeker, Fordell P.O. WE urgently require your farm for Sale or Exchange. It doesn't matter where it is. Just simply drop us a line to-day. No sale, no charge —Robt. M. Gillespie, I Real Estate Agent, Papakura. j STO 10 ACRES, Homesteads— have several to exchange for City and Suburban Homes.—Send to Enos S. Pegler, 'Phone 22. Manurewa. FARM. —Wanted, particulars of good, small Farm, available on easy terms as going j concern. 40 to 100 acres; small deposit: balance as rent; or lease with p.c.: dtock and implements must be good.Full particulars to PRACTICAL. HERALD. HOUSE OR SHOP PROPERTY WANTED FOR UNENCUMBERED FARMS. Owners Retiring. No Inflated Values. Apply immediately, BEN. BOLLARD, 91, Queen Street, Auckland.
Pupils Wanted. LOUIS VENARD, Teacher of FrenchLessons given privately (morning and evening classes by Frenchman). — 420, Queen St. MADAME BRENNAN, Teacher Pastel Painting, in 6 lessons.—Box 130, G.P.O. MDLLE. LE HOUX, 161, Grafton Rd., Khyber Poss end. has resumed Dressmaking Classes; morning, afternoon, and evening sessions. DUPLICATING and Copying Work.— The Legrovo Typewriter anr". Importing Co.. Ltd. (Successors to *3tott and Hoare), 23, Swanson St., Auckland. 'Phone 1400. MOTOR- DRIVING. Running Repairs. Individual Tuition. Traffic Driving. Daily Lessons until Competent, by Expert. on Modern Gate-Change Car. Council Certificates Guaranteed. CITY MOTOR SCHOOL. 'Phone 4344. 34. Smeeton's Bldgs. pONFECTTONERY-MAKING AT HOME. LADIES. offer to you is so straight, so fair, so genuinely above board, that it makes you gasp; and you don't regain jour breath until I am hundreds of miles away. Then, having seen the lovely high-class lollies your dearest friends are producing, after one lesson from me, you cable for ray return, and anathematise me, just because I could not afford to knock about your city, letting grass grow under my feet, waiting for you to wake up. This has been going on for 9 —cables and mails by the hundreds. I am booked forward, and my next call from here is Sydney. NOTE,—THE GREATEST TRAVELLING SUGAR EXPERT is in your midst for a few days longer, and I offer you a free lesson at your house, at which you shall at the first attempt produce such excellent Lollies that the retail stores clamour for them, owing to their price, purity, freshness, and novelty. After you have produced the goods I will sell you the finest 100 lollio recipes ever collected from the biggest factories in the world. Tools? Yes!—one saucepan. Moulds?— No. Capital?—A few shillings. Call in and see display of Confectionery to-day at Brunswick Buildings, 174, Queen Street, over Hardie Bros. CLOSING DOWN JUNE 50. DISTANCE NO OBJECT. Country people, write for free particulars, demonstration given in your own home ANYWHERE— R. CROAKER. Sugar Expert. EAT for a, treat, the Choicest Sweetmeat, delicious Bcisselier's Chocolate. Their flavour fascinates. Sold everywhere. MALT. Hops, and Kola mean digestion, tonic and energy—all in Vi-Cocoa. Hare it for breakfast ,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16267, 28 June 1916, Page 1
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