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Lost and Found. LOST-Roan Mare, white facod, wearing a halter.—Apply 78, Jorvois Road. LOST— Rosary Beads, with name C. Burke on medal; reward.— 3, Grafton Rd., or 'Phone 1708. LOST-Ear-Ring, rubies and diamonds (pendant); keepsake. Reward.—Ad' dress at Herald. LOST, Saturday— Black Pomeranian, Dog, name Mick.—los reward on returning to New Zealand Express Co., Fort St. LOST, Alexandra Park, Saturday-Silver Watch, keepsake (rom brother Y.lled at front.— on returning to 103, Wellington St. LOST between Queen Street, Auckland, and Northcote— Gold Locket, ruby centre; keepsake; reward.— Apply at Post Office, Northcote, LOST— Left in ladies' retiring room, Brunswick Buildings, on Friday, mid-day— Long-handled Royal Blue Silk Umbrella. —Finder please leave at A.B.C. Tearooms^ STRAYED or Stolen from A. Hattaway's, Pakuranga— Sheep Dog, answers to name of Tweed. Anyono detaining aftor 20th will be prosecuted. Reward. WOULD" the Person who found Lady's Handbag, containing bunch keys and 3s, kindly leave keys and bag at HERALD. Reward, 38. TMPOUNDED in Mt. Roskill.Publio Pound, I X by Ranger, for trespassing on private property— Yearling Calves (8 heifers. 4 steers), various colours, branded H.R. near rump. If not claimed and expenses paid will be Sold October 29, at 12 noon.—R. E. A. SKINNER, Poundkeeper. ■' " i Personal. AN Old Friend would like to know 'ho whereabouts of E. Allen. Good newß. —Apply Friend, Helenaville P.O. BOARDING-Sohool. small, private, wanted for girl, 6yrs o'd.—Apply, stating terms, Mrs. L. A. Turner, G.P.O. KIND Person wanted to Board heal'hy baby girl, 5 weeks old. — Apply Soldier's Wife, P. 0., Te Awamutu. PERSON, kind, wanted to adopt baby .from birth, healthy n»'"nts, of good family.— Protestant. 38, HERALD. Partnerships, Financial. Etc. LADY wanted to join another in well-es-tablished bnpiness; typistee preferred. —Moderate. 241. HfRALTi. MONEY LENT FRIVATELY,£6 TO £100 UDon Ho»whold Furniture (without removal). No Delay. Repayable Easy Weekly Instalments. Telephone A 2345. L. W. BALKIND. Short's Buildings. 154. Qyopn Street. Third F'oor. tub elevator (self-working). Next E. Porter and Co., Ironmongers, and right opnosite National Bank. TeV"h"n» A2JU6. Agencies Vacant. •D R O K E R S. L. NATHAN. 517. COLLINS STREET. MELBOURNE, Wants A GOOD FIRM OF BROKERS To work with him in Auckland. Handling all Commercial Lines. Cable Address: Morriseum, Melbourne. Wanted to Buy. A RING to Mrs. Kelly.— buys and A His Todies' G»nt.'B, Children's Misfit Clothing. Evening Dressos. Boots, 'Phone 2606-392. Queen St. A FAIR Price given for Second-hand Jewellery, Musical Instruments, irearms. Clothing, Pawn Tickets, etc— Kissin, Waitemata Chambers, lmin from train, post office, or boats. 'Phone 2r3A. APPAREL.-F. W. Fisoher, 850, Qucon St. (opp. Statue), buyer Loft-off Clothing, Second-hand Jewellery. Boots, False Teeth. Pawn Tickets.—'Phono 3021. | BRAY BROS., Fort St., guarantee Top Price for Eggs, and make prompt payments. Send us yonr supplies, ■ DESK, roll-top, wanted to Buy, in good order; stale size; also Firo/proof Safe, state maker's name.—Prices to R.S., 253, Herald. EVINRUDE Engine, 8J b.p., with mag-"neto.-fljl''whee%w«ntetl to buy; guaranteed good order.— naviculars H.0.W., Pukokohev <•_ ' I EXTRACT Jars—Empty "Amco" Jars Is Li per dozen, delivered at any A.M.C. Branch in good condition.— Meat Co IJULBE Teeth,- sound or otherwise; top X market price lo trad* and others.— Pearline Co.. 108. Q'jeen St. (GENTLEMAN wnnts to Purchase a nice J homo outright, including, if poßsib'o, linen and kitchen ware. Answers treated confidentially.—Write Home. 249. HERALD. RS. LAMB, 20. Pitt St., buys now and superior Leftoff and Misfit Clothing, Boots, etc., at highest prices.—'Phone A 2432. MRS. BOTTERILL buys ladies', Gent.'s. and Children's Superior Misfit and Left-off Clothing. Letters attended to.™ Elliott Street, two doors from Weilesley Street "Phone 3488. , SEMI-Evening or Bridgo Frock, new, wanted to buy; waist 26, skirt 40in.— Cash. 91. HERALD. SEWING Machines.—Dronheads. or with Cover; good prices given.—Hasto. 332, HERALD. SUPERIOR Furniture of 5 or 6 rooms O wanted to Buy; would take over the complete furnishings at a reasonable prico and pay cash.—Replies to COMMERCIAL, 248. HERALD. WANTED for Cash, in Papatoetoo— Acres Land, with small well-built Housc.-A.B.C, 262, HERALD. m E A LEAD. Quantities Not i/ess Than 281b. Good Clean Metal Only. HERALD OFFICE. LET US PAY PART OF YOUR ' TAILOR'S BILL. Wo are doing this for several gentlemen by buying their discarded Clothes. Having Clothes, we are propar«d to offer Top Prices, a regular demand for all kinds of Men's Ring 3976 and our Representative wul call on you. THE LONDON CLOTHING, CLEANING. AND REPAIRING CO. 8, Gt. North Road (nr. Ponsonby Reservoir). Miscellaneous. 100 £5 5a COSTUMES, latest style, fine JLUU nf.vy Bergo, fast dye. guaranteed; to clear at 75s.— Schneideman Bros.. Ltd, Our only address, Queen St. READING is the greatest comfort of the Age.--Exchango your Books, Id.— Aislabie, Pitt St., opp. Fire Brigade. THE Imperial Stores, 24, Kartngahape Rd., next to Penr93n's Boot Shop—Have a Fourteen Diys' Sale. Live bargains. OSTRKH feather Gooas; r eather-Lyelng and Renovating. — Helvetia Ostrich Co.'s Factory. Hobson Buildings, nex 4 old P.O. (Take Lift.) TORA-LINE moauß Bound lungs. Speakers and Singers take Tora-line. Obtainable st all Lcadin? Chemists. Is and 2 8 6d T" HERE^AS -- SUCH - A~HUGE DEMAND FOR "CLINCHER CROSS" CAR TYRES For War purposes, tbeso noted tyres are giving superb service on the' battle- ■ scarred roads of France and elsewhere. PULLAN. ARMITAGE AND CO., Auckland Aqonts. MR. BURNS MACDONA.LD. Magneto Healer, 8, Pierce Buildings, corner Symonds St, and Khyber Pass inaxt Sneddon's!, upstairs. Scientific treatment for Rheumatism, Paralysis, Catarrh. Uric Acid, and Nervous Complaints: Tonsilitis, Livet. Kidney, Bronchial, Bowel and Bladdor Complaints. Blood Circulation. Muscles, Evil Hnblt« 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. 7 to 9 p.m. PfICKLES! Just Like Mother Used to Make That's why everyone likes HAYWARD'S FLAG BRAND. Honest. Homely. Pure. "pLINCHER CROSS" CAR TYRES Stand tho maximum amount of wear and tear because they are evenly constructed and are made of the finest All-Plantation Rubber and Best Canvas. PULLAN, ARMITAGE uND CO., Auckland Agents. T\RINK HABIT CURED " Kindly post me two more packets of 'Drinko.' I can see a change already. So writes a Napier mother. We have hundreds of similar testimonials. Write for free booklet in sealed envelope describing this wonderful secret drink cure. State : f Mr, Mrs. or Miss. Address Lady Manager, Drinko Proprietary, 212H, Lambton Quay, Wellington. inn BARGAINS at Halfprlce.-Military luv Saddles, slightly worn, mounted with new leather girth, leathers, and stirrup. New stock saddles and other styles to suit all riders.—O. J. Durbin, Saddler, ! ii. Wyndiam fit., next Wyndhaia Yards,

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16670, 15 October 1917, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16670, 15 October 1917, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 16670, 15 October 1917, Page 1