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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18296, 12 January 1923, Page 1

SHIPPING. pU'NA, R D LINE. AUSTRALASIAN . SERVICE. COMMONWEALTH AND DOMINION LINE, LIMITED. Regular Despatches from" New York to AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON. LYTTELTON, DUNEDIN. NEXT SAILINGS: , Steamer . : From Sailing 1923 PORT BOWEN .. New York Jan. 15 PORT LYTTELTON New York Feb. 28 PORT AUGUSTA . . New York April 15 For Particulars Apply to Loading Brokers, FUNCH EDYE AND. CO., INC.. 8-10, Bridge Street, New York; or to COMMONWEALTH AND DOMINION. LINE, LTD., WELLINGTON. Looal Agents: HEATHER, ROBERTON. LTD., FARMERS' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING FARMERS' CO-OP. AUCTIONEERING CO., LTD.; Auckland. •• , ' ■ = ' . --4 ■ LOST PROPERTY. BAG, canvas, small, containing pair lady's shoes, comb, etc., between Quay St. and Orakei Rd.Finder please 'phone 1292 A. BALL, silver, small, peggy-bag attachment, possibly Customs St. terminus.— Finder phone 2295 A ; ; CAMERA, V.P.K., in case, Thames express, January 3; reward.— : -213, Victoria St.. Hamilton*. ■ ipIHEQUE. JES 17a 6d, drawn Union Bank V_/ Australasia, Hamilton: payment —Finder please return Box 99, Auckland. ■ , ■ COAT, lady's, . brown, at Panmure, Mangere; reward.Vause, Dickinson and Co., Wakefield, St. FOUNTAIN Pen. F.D.D. on gold band. Sunday, Paruell Baths; reward.— M.L.C.. 41. Stiortland St. ■ KIT Motor Bike Tools, Pnpakura-Papa-toetoe. —Finder kindly advise Johnstone, Papntoetoe P.O. ___. NECKLACE, grey stone, embossed, with cord attached, Remuera terminus or City; —Bevins. phone 16Q1A. PARCELS (2), put into motor-car in Shortland St. by mistake.—Finder please return to 23, Shortland St. PEARLS, 4, in common circular match box. Wednesday, January 10, between West End Picture Theatre and Three Lamps; good reward. — Eden Terrace. PECTACLE9. pince-nez, lost or left in shop some weeks ago; reward.Address at Herald. . - ' SPLIT-RING off detachable Motor Tyre Rim. Jan. 4; reward.—Please 'Phono 4489. . . ■ ■'_ UMBRELLA, silver on handle.- lost or taken by mistake. Karnngahape Rd.; vicinity Melvern's. Reward at Herald. STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED. BROWN'S BAY, Christmas .--Spotted Bluish-black Half-grown Bitch, collar and clip; reward.—Cross. Oneroa. ELDING, dark brown, 16 hands, 9 years, white hock near hind leg. branded 8.7.; reward.— Cliff, Mokai, Putaruru. IRISH Terrier. 1, small, from Selwyn House; reward.Miss Necker. Diocesan School. ___________ PONY, dark bay, newly shod, Wednesday, from Kirigsland; reward.— Pork Butcher, Kingsland. . —■ ■ . ' ' ** OWNERS WANTED. BROOCH found, Epsom.— at Herald. OVERCOAT (Youth's), between Pokeno and Mercer.—Owner can have same, applying Walla. e and Co., PokenoPIGEON. Carrier, ring on leg, 22H, ARP, and another number.—Ring 126, Onehunga. PERSONAL. GREEN Apple, Cheltenham.Care to correspond?— Khayyam, Chemist. SORRY late. Just returned. Many thanks for kindness. Write soon again. All well.— ■ ■ VIOLET McLEIGH (nee Miller), late Birkenhead Kindly communicate with old friend; your advantage. —Address at Heralp • WILL Mrs. Lydia Grant or Miss Edna Bayliss call at Symonds St. P.O. for letter? Urgent.— Friend. Tj¥7TLL anyone knowing the whereabouts TT of Jack Mitcher kindly communicate with Potter and Goddard. 48. Brunswick Buildings, Queen St., Auckland. MATRIMONIAL. GENTLEMAN (30). wishes to meet nice, c-mi-anionable young lady, view matrimuny.—Confidential, 930, Herald. WIDOWER, fond children, steady employment, seeks introduction, view matrimony, woman with child (Pr0t.).36, Phoenix Chambers. ■ WOMAN, homely, single, 30. wishes introduction, view, matrimony. Christian gent., 33-45.-36. Phoenix Chambers. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ARRAS, PRIVATE HOTEL. Strictly First-class. DOUBLE ROOM, private: balcony; suit j M.C. or Business Man. Singles, Gents, only. 12, LOWER SYMONDS. STREET. - Opp. New University. 'Phone 293. BED and Breakfast. 15s per week; City. —Address at Herald. , •'•'■'■ BOARD-Residence, Single, also Double Rooms, vacant; central; nice locality. —'Phone 2517 A, 5, Grafton Rd. BOARD and Residence offered respectable Men; good table; reasonable.— 157, Grafton Rd. -. ___ CHELTENHAM BEACH. — Superior Board offered, adjacent beach and bus; every conv.—'Phone 228, Devonport. " /^LOVELLY."—Vacancies, double and \y single rooms, permanents and casuals. -__!.- Lower Symonds St.. 'phone 1443. CLIFTON, Whitaker Place,, off Symonda St.—Accommodation, with breakfast. 'Phone 3216. Central, select, quiet HOLIDAYS or Week-end.—Vacancy 3 Ladies, St. Heliors, near beach, every comfort; terms moderate. Ring 1117 A. HOME 2 business ladies; full board, 22s 6d; part, 15s; washing home.— Ligar Place, Grafton Bridge. HOME, refined, private; two gentlemen; share bedroom; separate beds; bath, piano; lmin. cars.—Address at Herald. j JOLIMONT Private Hotel, 1, Lower Symonds St.—House completely renovated ; hot water servioo installed. Mrs. Gick, late Mo House. 'Phone 3767. KILLARNEY, 48, Upper Vincent St.— , Vacancies for Permanents and Casual Boarders; quiet, central; moderate terms. ANUREWA.—Board and Residence offered two young men; comfortable home; permanent.—Comfort, 918, Herald. WAINUI House. —Select Board and Residence; terms moderate; Symonds St. entrance by Lyric —'Phone 572 A. BOARD WANTED. BOARD -or Room, for 2 week-ends, till Jan. 29; share room.Address at H E RAJ/P. ■ BOARD ' fun-' Residence wanted by gent., Devonport, near Calliope Rd. pref.— A.J.T.. 123. Herald. ■ BOARD required by young lady, 3 weeks; Narrow Neck or Cheltenham Beach: moderate terms.— 980. Hbral*. BOARD desired by 2 business young ladies; private family; near City, Ponsonby preferred.—Reasonable. 19, 'Herald. ■ " . BOARD desired by,- 2 girl friends in private farm house, . fortnight from Monday: .terms moderate; apply immediately.—Holiday, 128. HenAi.ri •M"OTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ADVERTISERS ,WANTING REPLIES SENT CARE OF ANY POST OFFICE SHOULD INSERT FULL NAME, AS THOSE WITH INITIALS ONLY OR NOM-DE-PLUME WILL NOT BE DELIVERED BY POSTAL AUTHORITIES ACCORDING TO NEW REGULATIONS. ONE , QUALITY . f\NLY. NE VrfUALITY ■•. : ' VNLY. THE SILVERTOWN ; IS THE PIONEER CORD TIRE OF AMERICA. Its history is the record of every important development in cord tire construction. , ■ . ■" From the start it gave the motorist a now idea of tire service. The Silvertown is made by an organisation with 52 years experience id rubber manufacture. ... _~ There is only one quality in Silvertown Tires. The materials and workmanship in one are the same as in all others. The name of Silvertown -is always a symbol of good quality. . ■ . Your dealer will sell you the Silvertown in any size from 30 by 3$ up. E. W. p IDGEON & C°- TD " " WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS. 41. LORNE STREET.