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Lost Property. BANGLE, gold, rubies and diamonds, without chain; keepsake; reward.—47, Ardmore Rd., Heme Bay. _____ TjIOUNTAIN Pen. initials G.F.S.. between JL Parnell Goods Shed and Northern Wharf.—Finder please return to Cowling, care of Northern Steamship Co. GOLF Clu,ba (Bag), between Nearuawahia and Harohui.—Anyone knowing cf same please write Mies Lee, Harohui P.O. MODEL Boat, belonging Methodist Orphanage, Mt. Albert. Narrow Neck Beach, Saturday afternoon.—Please leave Mr. Wilson. Narrow Neck. _^ PURSE, containing Notes and Silver, Monday Afternoon, between Henley Road and Cucksey's Cr., Mt. Eden.—Reward at 9. Henley Rd. • SIDE Curtains i2). fawn. Reward.—2. Craig's Buildinga, Newmarket. SPECTACLES, gold-rimmed, pair, and case, last Wednesday. Reward given,— Rhing 'Phone 1395 A. ALKING Stick, horn on Mount Eden.—Finder please advise Gee. 2, Proßpect Rise, Mt. Eden. WATCH, gold, wristlet, on gold strap.— Reward at Claude EL Moses, Dentist. 287. Queen St. WILL person who took Overcoat by mistake from St. Peter's Presbyterian Church, Sunday evening, kindly return same, when they will receive their own?—-35, Keppel St.. Arohhill. TTUB CAP off CADILLAC MOTOR-CAR, S ~ L LOST ON SATURDAY NIGHT, NEAR REMUERA RAILWAY BRIDGE. / Finder will be rewarded on returning same to J. T. JULIAN AND SON. LTD.. Cook Street, Auckland. Strayed and Impounded. BLACK Spaniel, strayed; Northcote collar, —Sturrock, Richmond Av., Northcote, or 'phono 4415. CATTLE Dog, tan and white, Caesar, collar 797, strayed from Onehunga; reward.—Address at Herald. COW, red, some white on left hindquarter, wide horns, near profit; Dark Jersey, near profit; Red Heifer; finder rewarded. DYSON. Kellston Estate, Great North Road, New Lynn. I ENGLISH SETTER, white, with brown J ears, strayed or stolen; name, Shot; collar 2547. Detainer liable to prosecution; let him go. please; he will come home.—-42, Pomp&'lier Terrace. SHEEP Dog Pup, rough-haired ,_ black, tan points, three-quarter tail; in Ngaruawahia; 10s reward.—J. Salt, Pukemiro. IMPOUNDED IN NEW LYNN PUBLIC 1 POUND by Mr. G. Roberts—l Brindle Yearling Heifer (white under belly). If not claimed and expenses paid will l>e sold WEDNESDAY. October 11, 1922. at noon. W. NEVILLE, Pcmndkeeper. TK7HITE POMERANIAN DOG, STRAYED REWARD. MRS. fTsTbaLLIN, 73. Carlton Gore Road. •Phone 2398.

Matrimonial. GENT., good home, wishes introduction, view matrimony, sensible' woman, used country, 40-45. —Manageress, 30, Phoenix Chambers. 1° ADY, business (40), deeirea acquaintance J .gentleman, "with, means, view matri-mony.—-Companion. 122. Herald. i AN, young (32), means, would like to i-TrfU make acquaintance of young lady, 2125, view matrimony.—Colonial. 795. Herald. = ' ' ===» Wanted to Bay. BILLIARD Cloth, good, second-hand, full iiize; state price, etc. —Harry Hopkins, ■18, Nelson St., City. BOOKS, in sound condition; any quantity; prompt cash—Brooking. 22, Palmoraton Bides. (2nd Floor). BICYCLES. Tools, Jewellery, any condition; Watches, False Teeth, Cameras, Binoculars, etc.—Clarkson, 38. Ptroeonby Rd. BOOR'S —Libraries, parcels, sinjfle volumes, magazines, novels; top priof*.—Brcugh'o Town Hall Book Store. 378. Queen St. ___ CLOTHES, secord-hand; anything bought. Lady calls; pays ca«h.—Write to Mrs. Black. Box 1379. G.P.O. pLOTHING. Tools. Broken Jewellery, *J Records. Teeth. Mandolinß, Racquets. Bowls.—Fischer, Dealer, Town Ball Square.' 'Phone 3021C COUNTER or Tablo, about 10ft. by 3ft., / one-piece top.—Particulars. P.W.8.. 707, Herald. . EGGS, frosh; any ouantitr; best price paid—Stonex Bros., Edinburgh St., Newton. 'Phone- 2876T7ALSE Teeth, old. discarded, any condiJC tion; our only commodity.—Pearlino Co.. 26. Durham St. HUNTER'S (largo) or Willis and Olliver's. Roman Law wanted.—,27. St. George's Bay Rd. 'Phone 2920. ISITT'S "Maori lore."—Will give reason, able price to person having Copy.—A. Robinson. 31. Eden Terrace. KAURI GUM.—Wo are Cash Buyers, at highest markei rates, of all grades. THOS. LEES AND SONS. Customs Street East.

PIANOS (3), iron frame.—Particulars to J. JR. Robertson. Ltd., 'Auctioneers. Queen St. 'Phone 3025. " RING Mre. Kelly.—She. buys Misfit Cloth" in». Evening Wear.—Darby St., off Queen St. 'Phone 2606. SCALES (Grocer'iO. brass, wanted to buy. —Grocer. 146. .Hebald TAMP Collections or Looso Lots, all descriptions; highest price given.— Powell. 6a. Shortland St.. next Wilton's. QUITS. Coats, Boote, Bags, Tennis RacO quets. Golf Clubs, Musical Instruments, Bicycles. Jewellery, etc. —6{i, Victoria St. W. W" EDDING-Cako Stand, second-hand. 2 or 3 sets Pillars.—Reply, stating price, to Hygienic Bakery, New Plymouth.

QACKS — SACKS — SACKS. (Flour) (Grain) (Chaff) CONSIGN YOUR SACKS TO US And get the Highest Pxicee. We have the la-rgest turnover in N.Z. McKENDRICK BROS.. Wellington Street, Auckland. Agencies Vacant. NEW ZEALAND AGENT wanted to uell on commies ion, the well-known Standard China, in stock lines, Tea Sets, etc. — State .terms to Chapmans, Ltd., Albert Works. Longton. EnglandAgencies Wanted, i TARANAKI Business Man will accept Agency for good lines,—X.Y-Z., 157, Hehalp. Business Openings. KAUJEtI Gum Swamp. Sections (8) for sale by tender. Mangawai.—Particulars from E. Bellingham. Restaurants and Tearooms. DINE AT THE TIFFIN RESTAURANT. Dinner 12 to 2 and 5 to 7. Varied Menu. Popular Pricea. Our Special One-course fqr Is is votod by all to bo excellent, satisfying and most reasonable, THE TIFFIN CATERING CO.. LTD., Comer of Queen and Victoria Streets. A L™ N . D ISH F^" 1 You must visit Stacey's Tea-room thin week. Demonstrations daily, showing many home uses of' fine Auckland-grown. Lemons. Come to-day. Booklets free. To each patron at Stacey's a dainty healthful Lemon Dish is Free. Learn to use them for health's sake. Take some Lemons home. They are good and very cheap at STACEY'S. 61. QUEEN STREET. qANFORD'S DINING ROOMS, OPPOSITE G.P.0., QUEEN STREET. FISH MEALS. Open from 9 tf.m. until 7 p.m. daily. SUNDAYS. 2 p.m. until » p.m. Tr A U R X GUM. LICHTENSTEIN. ARNOLDSON AND CO. WE ARE AGAIN IN THE MARKET. SHIP YOUR GUM TO US.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18211, 3 October 1922, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18211, 3 October 1922, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18211, 3 October 1922, Page 1

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