Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

New Zealand Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 16300, 5 August 1916, Page 1

Shipping. 5 TTUDD ART- PARKER LINE Xl FAVOURITE PASSENGER SERVICE (Circumstances permitting.) For Sydney Direct. s Westraha, Monday. August 14. 5.30 p.m. a For Gisborne, Napier. Wellington. Lyttelton r ii rn , and Dunedin. 'alls Tokomaru Bay tor Passengers only. I V i ctorm__Ti^da^_A ill stjs i p.m. 3 R; ? ydney En TK Hobart I from Wellington). J Rivenna Thursday, August 17. Melbourne via Lyttelton. Dunedin, and J _. Bluff (from Wellington) : Wimmera Saturday. August 19. All fitted with Wireless Telegraphy' Iw 6 7 inter , with file Union Co New Zealand Agents for Hebbum Colliery s Office—7, Customs Street East. I JJENDERSON AND jyjACFARLANE , LIMITED. 5 Agents: • MESSAGERIES MARITIME? CO. .French [ Mail Line, via, Suez). NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (Japanese Mail Lmel. 1 P " T™& R. BRANCH t SERVICE (late .Lund s Blue Anchor Line). w HOLT'S BLUE FUNNEL LINE (South t African-London Lines). , BURNS. PHILIP. AND CO.. LTD. (Singa- , pore Java Line. New Guinea and Solomon Island Line, and New Hebrides). -pjENDERgQX AND \TACFARLANE, LIMITED. HOBSON BUILDINGS. FORT STREET. i ~ Lost and Found. i. T OST between Fort Street and Milne's— -»-« Small Purse, containing money; reward.— Chambers. Fort St. — — * LOS'l\ between Society Arts Buildings and Grand Hotel, about 1 p.m.— Wristlet Watch, strap broken.—Grand Hotel. TOST —Brooch, circle of pearls and tur--1 quoises, in City, Parnell, or Symonds Street. Reward,— E.P., care HERALD. LOST. Sunday morning, between Grey Lynn and Dairy—Double-barrel Gun; finder well rewarded.—J. Sercombe, Baildon -Kd.. Grey Lynn. Ti°% in tram or street, between Lyric , -Li Theatre and Glenosmond. Symonds St. Black Flowered Silk Bag, with extending top.—Reward on returning same to Mrs. : buggate. Glenosmond, Symonds St. j "pOUND. in Smith and Caughey's. Ltd.— -*- Gold Bracelet.—Apply Mr. Ferguson. in Queen St.—Locket and Chain. Owner can have same by paying ex- | penses.—6o. Second Avenue. Kingsland, Sunday morning, before 2 p.m. CTRAYED from Favona. Mangere '' 2 Young Holstein Bulls; reward.— Lawrence E. Knight. Robertson Rd.. Mangere. STRAYED on my farm, at Taupaki—Four 1 J Springing Cows; if not claimed and expenses paid by August 9 will be sold.— Hanham. HERALD. TJ\r*kL the person seen picking up Child's j 1 » Navy Blue Knitted Coat return same HERALD Office, {o save furthei trouble? | J?1 REWARD.-Lost, G.P.0.. Thursday— i/ • i>ur . so ' containing four £ 1 notes, with i soldier s nhoto. (with horse), also soldier's I address—FincW please return to father. I-red Young. H.M.C.S. Iris. Devonport. Personal. A WAITING Fair Napierian's pleasure at -C.V earliest opportunity; hope I am right i in relying on your sincerity. —H.B. | — —— '. j BACHELOR, 34, used to farm work, £800 ! J-» cash, wishes to correspond with spinster or widow with an interest in a bit of'land, view matrimony.— Address, first instance. Orphan Home-seeker, 703, Herald. IVfISS LILY ALWARD.— PIease send adJ.U. dress to J.G.. 613. HERALD. Good I newsATRIMONIAL.—Farmer. 37. fair 7hcumstances. wishes Partner. 25 to 30.— I 1 articular v, Model Registry (upstairs). 20. elleslcy St. W. MATRIMONIAL.- Farmer would like to meet Catholic lady. 28; good home. - ; Burnett's Established Agency, Security Build- ! ings. Queen St. , TfATRIMONIAL.-Lady, 45. good looking j I -»■»-*- and amiable, with freehold property. I seeks companionship of refined gentleman. j in good circumstances, and not over 50.--I Burnett's Established Agency. Security | Buildings. Queen St. __ i PERSON, kind, wanted to take charge of two children, ages two and four.—Address at Herald. PERSON,, kind wanted to adopt or take charge of baby girl. 4 months old; no mother. Baby. 721. Herald. r~—' -™-~~~"— ■ ——^~; ——^—— Business Notices. THE FARMER'S MILKING MACHINE. The Only Individual Herd-tester in Machinemilking, and has no vacuum pump, no Vacuum tanks. NO VACUUM pipes. NO VAC. RELEASER. COMPLETE WITH ENGINE: 2-cow Plant. £95. Cash or 3-cow Plant, £125. Terms arranged. Daily Demonstrations on Auckland's Town Supply. Catalogues from THE FARMERS' MILKING-MACHINE COY.. LTD.. 10. Palmerston Bldgs , Auckland. Tel. 2714. AVON T" Y II E S. ALL BRITISH. A TREAD of the toughest and most resilient rubber ever •' cured." and a more generous depth of it than is to be found in most tyres— Fabric walls of sturdy strength, woven from finest Egyptian yarn and proofed with pure Para — Super-strong beano fitting snugly and distributing strain with scientific nicety--These are somo of the reasons wiy British AVON TYRES achieve comfort and safety in the highest degree, endurance to the furthest limit, economy that motorists can definitely trace in "pounds shilling and pence.'' Garages everywhere that give preference to British Tyres, stock "AVON'S.' Sole New Zealand Distributors, ■VTALING AND COMPANY. T TD., CHRISTCHURCH. Agent for Auckland District: M C FARRINGTON. (lore St.. Auckland. rPEKTR |>EMODELLED At Howey Walker's (Queen Street). Have your Teeth " Remodelled." Beautiful Work. Makes a Great Improvement. 1 "lIOWEY \VALKER. Dentist. Opposite Comer Court's." r POBACCOS AND CIC.ARKTjTES > -I All Brand-. Wholesale. i JOHN REID AND CO.. ', 'Phou.es in:; and 1931. 13, Fort St. . . i [a card.] i OWING to minv.-rou.- inquiries from sill part- nt the Dominion. NURSE r HOMERSHAM. SPECIALIST IN \LL CENTAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES, of ill years; experience, and holder .if highest r.-timoniiiU from patients. din-tors, ami lergy. wishes to i.ot'fv the public that she - nay be consulted by letter or personally at 1 rer residence. 273, RIVER ROAD AVON- J iWE. CHRLSTCHORCH. 'PhoneT No. 6. [i l