Lost and Found. T OST, Wednesday night—Returned Sol■U diet a Badge, No. 12/1055 Finder llßC _l??^_Soidiera^_Glub :: ' _ LOST Frid'iy night, vicinity Feny Wharf, late boat—Lady's Wristlet Watch; reTvard.~<)2,__Straiid__Arcado. T OST tetweeir St. Hdliers Bay and AudiJJ laud-Nickel-plated Rim of Electric Headlamp; reward.— Garage. T.OST, Puller's, Saturday night-Twenty- ■*-* fourth Reinforcement Badge — Finder return No. 1, Station St., Newmarket. Howard. T OST, from my farm, December 14-Chcst--V.. ".".' yearns Hack; big white face, two white hind legs skua fetlocks, dinr on rump; reward for information leading to recovery.—J. McSweeuey, Waiorouaomai. via je A rob a. f/ OS T' .?" Sunday afternoon, between Row ■V Cottage, Station Road, Avondalc. and f.Sfthw. Rugby Road, Mt ' Roskill-Lady'a Handbag, containing two saloon tickets to Whangarci, and not«s and silver.— suitings reward at HEEAt-D, or at either of the above addresses. CTRAYED or Stolon from Milford Road, 1 •" yesterday—Small Black and Tan Yorkshire Terrier; answers to name of Jock; I reward.—Mrs. Hart, Glenmark. Milford Rd. "POUND, in Waiting Rooms. Ferry Build■f,, ing— Brown Leather Toilet Case.— Address at Herald. WOULD Gent, who took wrong hat from , » I ... Grosvonor Tea Rooms please return to name place? ' T'OST,—Several Returned Soldiers have- lost Ijy Badge., issued by N.Z Returned Solmors Association. Finders please return Ic Soldiers Club A reward of £5 will be pad for information leading to the conviction of any unauthorised ' person in posses, sion of Badgo of the Association. The penalty on conviction has been' fixed at fine not exceeding £50. or term of imprison went not exceeding six months. E. F. ANDREWS, Secretary, A.R.S.A. i? 1 REWARD.-Lost. from St. Stephen's c**.L Maori Boys' College— Collie, cream colour; Hokianga, collar; answer! name Scot __________ 'PHONE 1791. Personal. GENTLEMAN seeks Companion with \A motor-car and side-car, for holidaj tour; expenses shared.-References, P.O. Onehttnga. WR. BELL.—Cannot comply with re _ •quest received by telephone and loiter -E. F. Andrews, Soldiers' Club. I 1.!.. ■ " ' ; - Matrimonial. MAN. 45, English, «uod position country wishes to correspond with Englisl: ! woman, 10, of quiet disposition, view t< marriage later. In town about Christina! i week— rite Sincere, 218, HERALD. MATRIiIONIAL.-Widowcr. 36. with farm wishes to meet or correspond viM young Woman, view to above.—Ted, Hamillon G.F.O. Partnerships, Financial, Etc. PARTNER, single gontloman, wanted foi Dairy Farm; about £600 capital re quired.— Particulars apply C, care Gifford lo Awftuiutu. PARTNERSHIP, country newspaper, foi Sale; increasing business; modern plant; good living practical man; £500.Printer, Box 478, Auckland. MONEY LENT PRIVATELY£S lo £100 Upon Household Furniture (without removal) No Delav. Repayment Easy. Weekly Instalment*. Telephon* A 8345. L. W BALKIND. ■ 44-45,, CITY CHAMBERS. THIRD FLOOR Odd. John Court's. Entrance, Queen tit. . cr Victoria 1 St. Correaoondene». enclose, stumped envelope ' " '.Telephone A 2845. SUCCESSFUL Salesma-n wants Agenoiei for the Bay •of Plenty territory mechanic, prepared learn special, lines; cai supply premises if necessary or capital i I sound—Address at HeraJjl>. ! I'QAfl WANTED, second m'oit. Clien I c*/Q'J.U. (jfferi gcod ManiU;ew& ■ Jeouiltj [and 7'per cent.—Brio's :§. IFigW, Agent l Manurowa. - " — Businesses Wanted. HAIRDRESSING Saloon, or Drapery, o Moiccry Shop wanted, in City.—R. ■121, HERALD. ■—-— Business Notices. TVENTIST. Get New Teoth at Howey Walker's, 209, Queen Street. There is something very fascinating about artistically-arranged artificial teeth. A girl's groatoat charm is to bo able to smile sweetly, and show a lovely set cf pearly white teoth. Call and consult Mr. Howey Walker about improving your teeth— the cost of new ones. [Consultation Free.] I JJOWEY WALKER City Dentist, Opposite John Court, LimitedW HY WORRY? Those overdue accounts should be handed immediately to us. Do not let thtm becom stale. We handle thousands of Claims a year Offices at Chriatcliurch and Wellington Agents throughout the British Dominions Established 1901. rpHE DOMINION ■MERCANTILE A GENCY, T TD., ELLISON CHAMBERS, 138, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. 'Phono AB7I. rpHE "DRITISH DUBBER po. VULCANISEBS, TYKE AND TUBE REPAIRERS, 63, A LBERT 8 T - A UCKLAND ARE OPEN ON TDOXING TJAY TILL -M A.M. FOR CONVENIENCE OF MOTORISTS AND TAXI-DRIVERS. ALL MAKES AND SIZES OF TYRES AND TUBES STOCKED. WE CLOSE ON TV-EW EAR ' T)AY . AND JANUARY O 'PHONE A 2053. M T?r E. M. J ONEB CONFIDENTIAL fTYI'ISTE. HAS REMOVED , From Government Insurance Buildings To N.Z. INSCE. BLDGS. (Top Floor, No. 720) Duplicating a Speciality. Take Lift. 'Phone 2033 TNVALID WINES. A • JOHN EEID AND CO.. LTD., Merchants, 13 nnrt i c Fort Street. U OR SPEED AND ECONOMY r use CLINCHER CROSS MOTOR TYRES. The Proved Long-mileage Tyres on tin Battlefields of Europe. Made by NORTH BRITISH RUBBER CO. PULLAN. ARMITA6E AND CO.. Auckland Agents.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17040, 23 December 1918, Page 1
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