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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVI, Issue 17275, 26 September 1919, Page 1

Shipping. SS. TE TO A will leave Onchnn&a for . Graham's Beach. Awhitu. Poilok, To Toro. Waiau Pa, Waipipi. and Waiuku, weather and other circumstances permitting. Leaves Onehuuga. Leaves Waiuku. Fri., 26th, 7.30 a.m. Fri.. 26th. 1115 a.m. Mon., 29th, 9.15 p.m. Mon., 29th, 1.15 p.m. ORUA BAY. Leaves Onehunga. Leaves Crua Bay. Sat, 27th, 2 pm. Sun„ 28th, 3.45 p.m. Have all soods consigned c.o. Brownlee Bros. All Goods must be alongside ONE HOUB before sailing time. BROWNLEE BEOS.. ONEHUNGA. PASSAGES TTtNGLAND PANAMA. TO XJ VIA X PER N.Z S.S. CO. OR SHAW-SAVILL— Ist Class: Single, £83: Return, £124. 2nd Class: Single. £65; Return, £105. 3rd Class: Single, £37. £39, £11; Return, £66. £70, £74. No Booking Fees. For Sailings, apply rpHOS. pOOK. AND CON, AGENTS FOR ALL LINES, N.Z. INSURANCE CO.'S BUILDING, QUEEN STREET. Lost Property. BANGLE, gold cable, initials E.S.R. on padlock, between Bereaford Park and Royal Oak, or in tramcar from Royal Oak to Devonporl Ferry tee. Good reward.— Winks and Hall. Shortland St. BIKE. —Will person seen taking bike from top of Queen's Wharf return same immediately ?—W. Miller, Vincent Road. Mount Albert.

BOOK, Seamen's Union, bearing name ot Stephen White.—Finder please return, s.s. Whangape. King's Wharf. DINGHY, brown.—Please ring J. W. WiljL_ son. 2205. Auckland, or 55. Takapnna. I^UR { black fox: Wednesday afternoon, ■f- lakapuna school ground: reward.— Kakaia. Saltburn Milford.

FUR. black fox. Saturday night, 20th, Green Lane station platform; big reward finder.—Whits. Y.M.C.A. FUR, lady's, black, on board H.M.S. New J- Zealand. Wednesday afternoon: liberal reward.—Finder kindly return to HERALD. HANDBAG. lady's, suede, containing money s>nd articles.Finder keep money and return other to HERALD. HANDBAG, black- Wednesday, in crowd at wh&r' gates: containing purse, spectacles, etc.. name inside.—Reward at Herald. MONEY.— The sum of 30a, Thursday evening, between Armadale Rd. and Wanganui Avenue, or in last Victoria Avenue car.—Reward at 36. Wanganui Avenue. MOTOR Chains and Straps, set of. in sugar bag, between Whltiroa and Grey Lynn. Reward.—Ring 4403. PARCEL, containing apple green silk; Queen or Shortl_nd Ste.—Reward at Herald. PURSE, grey, between Owen's Rd. and . Newmarket.—Reward on returning to 21, Kipling Avenue, Epsom. PURSE, small, containing four £1 notes, and one 10s note; in Queen Stßeward at Herald. PURSE, pocket, leather, containing: money and needles inside; girl's wages; between Ponsonby Rd. and —Kindly return to Heralo. Rewara. PURSE, containing notes and Takapuna X boat ticket, between Ferry Buildings and Everybody's Thoatre. Thursday evenReward at TTTiTtAT.n SHOE Buckle, brilliant, at Town Hall. Wednesday evening.Will finder please return to 101, Victoria Arcade? A USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT £*- SOCIETY. New Zealand branch Custom House Quay. Wellington.—LOST POLICY— It is the intention of the Society on or after the 26t.'a day of October next, to issue a Copy Policy in place of Policy No. 186984 on the life of Ernest Young Stevenson, which is declared to have been lost. Dated at Wellington this 25th day of September. A. AMIES. Manager for New Zealand. ' '■■ ■ == . . -'-J Strayed and Impounded. „ DOG —Young Fox Terrier, white body, black on head; name and address on collar.— Rev. Cooke, Birkenhead. * PUP, wire-haired Fox Terrier.—Would finder please ring 1640. or write to 41. Seaview Road. Rerouera. PONY, mare, bay, cover on: cover branded F.S. and R. underneath: tail docked. Reward.—Camp Farm. Otahuhu. ONEHUNGA PUBLIC POUND, — Impounded by B. Cunningham for trespass, one Bay Pony Gelding, white face, white on the forehead, shod, low condition. If not claimed and expenses paid will be sold on THURSDAY. October 9, 1919. at 12 o'clock noon.—E. B. PICKNELL. Poundkeeper. Dated September 25. 1919. Owners Wanted. BAG, taken by mistake from Rotorua Express, Monday night. Owner, Tute. may have same in exchange.—Address at HgaALD. WATCH, gold, gentleman's, found in Gordenton.Schoolhouse, Gordonton. Personal. EROWTON.— at Symonds St. PO for letter. Urgent.Bob. LADY, refined, would take charge baby or give willing service in return passage England—Write. Kind. 298 HERALD. MILLIE.— for new address. Would meet you at G.P.O. on Saturday night at half-past seven if you can get off. Fondest love. ——— 1, PERSON, kind, wanted to board Baby Boy, 9 months old.Kindness, 329 (HERALD. __^___ WOULD Mr Bennett, or Bently, North Shore, who called on Caretaker, Ellison Chambers, please call again, reference to farm. Matrimonial. BUSINESS Man. practical. 55. desires acquaintance with spinster or widow, in business or retired, view matrimony.— shot. 28C. HERALD. MAN, young (24), wishes to correspond with refined young lady, view matrimony; enclose photo',—HT., 332, Herald. MAN. young, with means, desires to cor- _ respond with young working girl, view matrimony.—J., Thornton, via Rotorua. Businesses Wanted. GENERAL Store wanted, doing about £500 monthly, for cash buyer.—Full particulars to Buyer, 248, HERALD. Agencies Wanted. ALIVE Hawke's Bay Firm, with a traveller doing Wellington. Hawke's Bay. and Taranaki, is prepared to take up good Agencies.—Apply immediately to the Principal. Central Hotel, Auckland. CANVASSER wants good line on commission; suitable farmers pcrferred; now in city, will interview.—Reference, 331° Herald. Agencies "Vacant. TRAVELLING AGENT, WITH OTHER LINES. TO REPRESENT WHOLESALE COSTUME MANUFACTURERS. For Country and Southern Towns. Good Proposition to Live Man. X.Y.Z.. 255 HERALD. Business Notices. T\ENTIST, Get New Teeth at Howey Walker's, 209. Queen Street. There is something very fascinating about artistically-arranged artificial teeth. A girl's greatest charm is to be able to smile sweetly, and show a lovely set of pearly white teeth. Call and consult Mr. Howey Walker about improving your teeth—and the cost of new ones. (Consultation Free.] TTOWEY WALKER, Dental Surgeon, Opposite John Court, Limited. TNVALID WINES, JOHN REID AND CO.. LTD., Merchants. 13 and 15, Fort Street.