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Lost Property. CAPE, royal blue georgette late Saturday night; reward.—Will finder kindly return to Room 13, His Majesty'a Arcade I i CHEQUE, No. C 37886, J, McGill. £6 }£*- Return care Arthur Wm. Fattison. Kichardsoii. Rd- Payment etopped. , DINGHY, scov7, 12ft., painted grey. " Vixen" cut in stern; reward.—29, England St. 'Phone 2164 A. ■ EAR-RING, part of, diamond 'cluster; keepsake; reward.—Phone 2657, or 56, ■ Mt. Eden Rd. , ' GOLD Modal, between Carl aw Park and Queen St.: finder rewarded.—Return . to E. MacPherson. Auckland Bookstall W).. Queen St. _ . HANDBAG, purse, watch, left Thames . train, Thursday; reward.—Finder plej 86 return Parcel Office. Frankton Station. HANDBAG, lady's, containing important keys, etc., between WeUesJey St. and station, Wednesday: reward.—'Phone saa. HANDBAG, containing money, books, etc., Saturday afterr.oon. Epsom car.— Rt.ward on returning No. 3, King George Av., Essoin. X)OD of pram, wrapped brown paper.— Reward at 'HKBAtv. __ TV/fTJSIC, in ca.se," ifuae B, lQ »•«»• train IVX from Hamilton; .reward.— Telephone 2796. , P""~A1U Eyo Classes, C;i>t<Hrs St. West; &s t reward.—A. Anderson. Sailors' Home. I>ARCEL, containing man's singlet, seat, Auckland station, FridSy—Ladies seen taking please retun2_^iss_^rmnj^uni£h t 3e. PTURSE, containing money, cheque, and key. Customs St.—Finder please return cheoue and key to Hera-IV. keep money. : • T)U.RSE, small, containing key and silver; ' t Remuera tram or Newmarket stop. Satin day; reward. —Hemingway and Robert- ' son's. C_CARF. lady's, black lace, on Saturday V? evening.—Finder rewarded on returning . to 53. Symonds St. tTPARE Rii'iTand Tyre, off Motor-car, _bo- ' *J tween Auckland and Papakura.—Rev.'f.rd at Anchor Hotel. HTAIL Board off Buick car, on Mt. Albert 1 Rd.. near corner Pah Rd-; rowarc — 'Phone 21. Onehunga. . TRAP Rag. loather. Takapuna, between Hauraki Ed. and Milford; reward — ; Carter, Jutland Rd.. Takapuna. t TXTALKING Stick, silver-mounted, black ' VV ebonv, Friday morning, from car, Takapuna; reward.—Return to Hellaby, Halls corner. ; WATCH, gold, lady's, wHh chain and halfgninoa pieco attached; totween Park ' Rd. and "V-Mitwood Av.r.ue; Sunday; keepsake Iron: nend mother; good reward. — k Addresa at rSmMXf. . - J?K NOTE, between Valley Rd. and dOO G.P.0., Friday. 16th. -• Reward at . Hkhai.p. ' TUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT [ i\ SOCIETY.—New Zealand I3r J r ' c^ Custom House Quay. Welhngten.-LOSI POLICY.—It is tho intention of the Soosety, ; on or after the 16th day of July J?**-.* 0 issue a. Copy Policy in place of Polwv No. • 419508 on the life of EDMUND JAMES STEWART, which id .'ec'ared to nave been j lost—Dated at We'linvton th<s 16th day of » Jur.o. 1912.—A. AMIES, Manager for New Zealand. , Strayed and Impounded. _ COW, black, white bar on I'r-rehend; cover brar;ded W.S. in cirel", fromf Mi. - Eden-Epsom Reserve: reward.--E. C. White- " ______ 38. DißTaeli St.. Mt. f'don. black, near calvin;-. and black "_- Heifer, in calf, strayed from Ranfurly Rd., Epsom; reward—Ferguson, Epsom. ! 'Phone 2C15. ■ PONIES (2), 1 bay and 1 roan Shetland.— James Ross. East Tamaki. ONEHUNGA" PUBLIC POUND.-Im-pounded by Ranger, ror straying in Wbcturangi Road, One Tree Hill: One Dark Red Cow, two indistinct .;rands on back; lip of ono e*.r cut off; pieco punched o\v oi the other ear. Red and White Calf. ■ Two Dark Brown Grade Jersey Heifers, about two years old—lf not claimed and I expenses paid, will bo sold July 3, 12 Noon. W. J. COLLEDGE. Poundkecney. Personal. ADOPTION.— Wanted to Acbpt little Boy under two 7cars: must b*> ot good p«:- I • entajre.--J~ AMr-Sr~OpotiW. -Would __Bwaiv Hokv- j „_•£_, if addvos___E___s. , \ . Two HunaW'.f&ort. j X\ D__£______j_'' ftTa -. ~W"te Sy3.QPd'-_-A- - ___ i - j under medical ire*tment, &i | >s«sirc?;s of kno'ring some- porcon nu> « ' ing to supply blood for irans/uKon pur- j poses. Remuneration will b© given if taxigble—Medico. ~3oi 940. G-P.O. Matrimonial. 21, country town, would Jika V/ to correspond with nice girl, fcitfim same age,' view matrimony. Photo*, excharged— Genuine, 463. Hr,RAi,T>. ("<BNT. with means wishes meet capable X Woman, 25-30, musical preferred, view matrimony.—Honest, 438. HkRAT,p, I' ADY, 44, pleasant, fine housekeeper, J wishes meet Farmer or Buaiceas Man. 1 own home; view matrimony.—Ad vanc» Agency. 11. Strand Arcade. MAN. young, established country general store, wishes to correspond with Young Lady. a?e about 22-25, view matrimony.— Faithful. 375. Herald. . . __ ~., __ -3 Partnerships, Financial, Etc. ANNUITIES.— Before you lose your money insure ere too late.—Gerald Pcake, 32, Hellaby's Bldgs. /"".OMMERCIAL, with capital, wouid start \J a Business or join an established Firm.—Rox, 475. Hj_B____. GOLD.— Owner gold claim desirous communicating with gold buyers at flOs per 3 Q2.-Alluvial, 426. Hbbalp. P/iRTNEJI, enerKftic. r»nt«s«S, -ntix about £2000 cash to invest ia dairying and grazing: married man with grow.nt: family preferred: kockl proposition.—Practical, c.o. George Boycs and Co.. Haniilton. THOSE with Small Sums for Investment can secure 8 per cent, on preferential • Bha?-es. — Particulars, Accountant, 826, H!_________ !. A UCTIONEER'S GENERAL BUSINESS, A COUNTRY. Sleeping or Working Partner Wanted. Good Proposition. £300-£SOO Cash. ' Apply PARTNERSHIP. P.O. Box 12S1, Auckland. y ■ Mortgages. MONEY TO LEND AT CUERENT RATES. CHAS. C. BAKER. «• Late Ewington and Baker, Durhxm St. E. MORTGAGE. city - suburban, wanted; cash purchase; particulars urgently.— 3 W. JL. Butler, G4, Queen B_. »- -P K(\Oi TO Lend First Mortage, 7 p.c.; dwOU"/ only good security will bo coals p.idered,—Private, 462, Herald. , — — —— PIAAA AND £400; 6i, farm securities. atfIUJU What offers? Together or caparately.—W.T.. 396, Hebald. i?Tnr»A INVEST CHy Security; proI UUU ferred discount first mortgage. '. — McGann. 17, Union Bldgs.. Auckland. MisceHaneous. MILES' Anti-pain Pills, for headacheb and all pains; the best procurable.— I'»gyjar, Strand Arcade. those about to marry: Furniture, J Pian r o on easy terms. —Central A_enoy, "-'• City Chambers. ON cold nights heat the bod with a " UNIQUE " HOT WATER BOTTLE - just before retiring. Warmth assured all night. Sold by all dealers. DO not discard your Old Hat. We Clean and Remodel Hats.—Cor."» Hat Fao- ', tcr.V. Karyngahapo Rd. v? I "VOU'LL often get your money's N,] X worth at Coakley'a Mart Sales? 1 " I K r OU need a Vacuum Cleaner! Buy now. S 1 i Enormous reductions.—Domestic Vacuum j Cleaning Co.. Strand Arcsde. a /M EORGE WALKER has a great reputap 'VT tion aa an Outdoor Furniture Aae- ''•• j tiof:f<:.- Oonnu'.t him whan selling. i CSCtSSJOtt'SI, Kui' C 3, _;rd Sawi of all kinds 3 O ,Gr*.inrl and Sliarpe:ed by Andero-.m and ' ilutan, f ''\ Albert St. IF having; \ Sale, make CoaJ'.ley your A ii.iticr.e4tr. He gotf. th>. P' J i f <_B! fn l.'-vt VioM Has 'i') titcuenJa A _ .' y r -\i: Home, or 300. .'.-..2;. Innurunc* §.'-'.*:_ *■'*- i ' "I"-.ANOS.—Your Piano Tuned. Repaired X and Polished.— Premier Piano Co.. 8, ________ St. 'Phone 2787 A. , n I use keeping the Piano if you don 7 use k- jLi it. . Coakley wi.U buy! I EORGE WALKER has"**tl:e "reputation • i v of being the leading Furniture Auction. eer—Salerooms. 38. Quean St. ("■OAKLEY for Bedding. The goods are j good, tho prices really reasonable. sf _H EORGE WALKER'S Auction Sales are tvX .always merry and bright.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18120, 19 June 1922, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18120, 19 June 1922, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18120, 19 June 1922, Page 1

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