Lost and Found. T 08T, between Domain Drive »nd Queen -Li St.—Gold Wristlet Watch; roward.—Address at Hmiald. ALOST, vicinity Richmond - Umbrella, JJ gent.'a, B.M. horn handle.— ft address at Herald. ' LOST, Remuera tram. 5 p.m. TuesdayPair Lady's Slippers,—Please communicate with Axford, 3881 (2 rings). LOST-Engagomont Ring, 3 diamonds, between Takapuna and town. bunday; reward.—F. Jones, 237, Hobsou St. LOST botwoen Cargen and R.M.S. Niagara, Monday evening—Brooch, sot with brightly-coloured stones.— at RERALQ LOST, between Mangore and Onohungar— Electrical Notebooks, Finder Pi® Bßo commtinicato with G. Mullon, Church Rd., Mangore. • __ LOST, in Mt. Eden car or Bollyuo Rd.— Brown Macramo Bag, containing purse with money and handkerchief.— Phone 408 A. . T OsT in telephone box or Queen St., opp. J-J J.C.L—Piubo: name, address enclosed. Pleaso write Wilson, 225, Balmoral Rd., Mt. Eden. ' T OST, betweon Oraltoi Rd., Remuera., and Aj Freeman's Bay—Pocket Wallet, containing notes.—Howard on returning to No. 63, Orakei Rd. LOST. Oct. 8. between Newmarket and Takapuna— Gold Hunting Watch and Chain; monogram. Reward.—Mission House, Grey St. ___ LOST, Green Lane—Bay Spring-cart Horse; Bay Harnoßa Horso, whito scratch face; Roan Filly, half draught, unbroken.— Green Lane. - LOST. Sunday, either in car or vicinity of Newmarket and Domain Drive— Hound Copper Brooch, coloured onaraol ecntro (very rare)— Address at HERALD LOST, Tuesday, Renall St. Hall, via Pon--U sonby tramoar and 11 p.m. ferry boat to Devonport—Pearl Crescent Broooh, diamond in centre. Reward,—Address at Heralo. T OST, between Shelly Roach Rd. and li Pnpnkura—Brown Leather Cushion; Indian's head painted on one side. Reward. —J. Schischka. 0, Shelly Beach Rd., Poneon by. L OS'S, from Wot'tfiold Saloyards— B'jack and Tan (wli.to collar) Cattle Dog, short chain attached; roward.—Westfield Saleyarde, or Alfred Buckland and Sons, Ltd, Albert St.. Auckland. LOST, between car terminus and Bayswater ticket office, or in city carLady's Gold Wristlet —Finder kindly leave, and obtain reward. Miss Oliver, Legrove Typewriter Co , Victoria Arcade. CTRAYED on my property—Buy Mare.— 0 Owner can have same by paying expenses,— A. Hobson, Albany. CTRAYING on my farm— Bay Gelding, 0 1 white hind leg, white mark down face. —Owner can havo same by paying oxpenses.— C. Saunders, Glenbrook. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT A SOCIETY .-New Zealand Branch; Custom House Quay, Wellington. — LOST POLICY—It is tho intention of the Socioty on or after the 17th day of November next, to issue a Copy Policy in placo of Policy No. 424296 on tne life of Mrs. Gwendoline Wood, which is declared to have been lost. Dated at Wellington this 17th day of October, 1918.—A. AMIES, Manager for New Zealand. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT A SOCIETY. New Zealand Branch; Custom House Quay, Wellington. LOST POLICY. It is the intention of tho Society on or after the 17th day of November next, to issue a Copy Policy in place of Policy No. 434065 on the life of Harry Langdon Joll, which is declared to have boon lost. Dated at Wellington this 14th day of October. 1918. A. AMIES. Manager for New Zealand., Personal. ADOPTION.— Wanted some kind Person to Adopt Child from birth,—Address at Hmaid. PERSON, kind, wanted to Adopt Baby Girl. 2 weeks Addrees at Herald. "WHERE Now!"— Keep your word; better X time is coming, Always your friend. —Tree. y, , WILL Lady, with flowers, who dropped m Coin, Dominion Rd. car, Saturday afternoon, please write Rhododendron, 506, H2HALD. . ' Matrimonial. T ADY, young, lonely, would like to meet JU young man, viow to matrimony — Good Sport, 638, HERALD MATRIMONY.— Man, 27 years of ill age. taking up farming, wishes to meet Protestant Young Lady, with view to Matrimony; genuine.—Write in first instance to . R.A.. 583, 'HERALD, Partnerships, Financial, Etc. AUCKLAND Building Society Shares, any group. State lowest price for cash.— Buyer. 767. HERALD. I?IRST-Clasß Bocond Mortgage on Farm X (guaranteed), £850, 6 per cent., will take £800; duo next year.—Robert Kay, 85 Queen St._ ORTGAGE (first) for Sale, good suburban security; trustees wish to wind up estate; liberal disoount.—C., 1.0, Ellorslie. tTtONEY TO LEND.—Wo havo several' JLu. gums up to £2000 to Lend on freehold securities, at 6 per cent. W. FRATER AND SON, Estate Agent?, 115, Queen Btroot, SOUND, Second Mortgages for Sale, £400. D £350, £250, 6 and 7 per cent —Builder, 574, Herald. SPECULATIVE Builder—Wanted, BunO galow built on mortgage section; £100 deposit.— 533, Herald. BUSINESS MAN, WITH SEVERAL YEARS' EXPERIENCE, WISHES TO INVEST A FEW HUNDRED POUNDS IN A PROMISING COMMERCIAL OR MANUFACTURING BUSINESS, And bo actively employed in furthering its interests, Either on commission or fixed salary. Ineligible for Miliiary Servico. Communications confidential, to RELIABLE, 531, Herald. 1A PER Cent. Mortgage Investment.— J.U required; 50 per cent. margin.—Full particulars from Raymond Sheath, 14, 'Sliorlland St. Businesses for Sale. AUCTIONEERING AND QENERAL Commission jgusiNEss F° B ALE ' good CONNECTION. THOROUGHLY ESTABLISHED. IN THRIVING CENTRE. Terms Arranged. Apply 521, HERALD, Auckland. Business Notices. gEAUTIFUL I*EETH. Lot Howcy Walker save your teeth. Gentleness and Eitrcme Care. ! Opposite Address John Court, Limited, 1 Queen Street. JNVALID WINESJOHN REID AND CO., LTD.. Merchants. 13 -and 45, Fort Street.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16983, 17 October 1918, Page 1
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