Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18297, 13 January 1923, Page 1

:"•■■■'' LOST PROPERTY. '< BAG,. canvas, small,' contining pair lady's . -:■ shoes, 1 comb;'etc.; between Quay St.: r and Orakei.Rd,—Finder please 'phone 1232 A. BAG, - brown, leather, containing ■ money, ..ring, sundries, between Wyndham St. .;' and Upper Queen St.. Thursday night— : . w *! d J .j;o.. l f"P>ng..4,--Sootland- St.. Ponsonby. ■ ;:''(TiHEQUE, : ;£S\I7fI , V;Bd,- ; drawn' Union Bank . ! V :.;;■: Australasia, 'Hamilton: payment stopped—Finder please return Box 99, AuckI'. Jang. :■."■-■:;.;■■;■ ..■.,,..;:.,; ■ ..v. .V,; '.'•. .<:..;..-■;•:;;..■;. : GLOVE, long, white kid, with fringe up . . Kindly leave at Hehai.p.v : . . ■; IVJECKLACE, grey stone, embossed, with ' 7,'. • cord attacnea, Remuera terminus or City; reward.—Bevins, 'Phone' 1601 A, ;- ■ DEARLS. 4, in common circular 'match - w box, Wednesday,/ January. 10, between rVVest End : Picture -'Theatre and Three J-iamps; good reward.lol. Eden Terrace. : ."DURSE containing money .and brooch, *■.': hon. and unicorn, between Karanganape Rd. and Morningside; valued as keepsake; reward;— First Av., Kingaland. ..:' PURSE., red -cover, containing , tram- tici kets : and money, Wednesday afternoon. ,i between G.P.O. and.wharf; finder rewarded. ■■ —102. Nelson .St.- ■'. ; : > v -■■',' _ ■:;■'. :".'' PURSE, Friday, 6.45 a.m.' or 7 a.m.. „,.v ': Dominion Rd. car, containing ticket to ■ wnangarci, arid silver; .reward,—Schmidt Studiog. 270. Queen St. / ; ' ■ ; SPECTACLES, •■pince-nez. lost or left in tJ _shop some weeks ago; reward.—Address ■. at HERAI.P. '' ■'■; ■'■ -;;,'-■ ■■■■{.-'■■ ■' -• '•■.■'..■ -- •-'■;-:'•.:; ';' QPfeT-RING : off detachable Motor Tyre M ■'<% Rim, Jan. 4; reward.—Please 'Phono -' 4489.' {.;, ■■■ . . -..-, ■ ■; ••:■■.■ .■- ■ ;,- ' UMBRELLA, silver oh handle., lost or _taken by mistake, Karangahape- Rd. ( Melvem's. vicinity.—Reward at 'Herald-. ;/ | AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY; New Zealand Branch.: Cus-, ■•■;• tomhouso Quay.: Wellington. ' ' .'■■■'■ '. .■■■■■ ; .LOST POLICY. •It is-the intention of the Society on or after the 18th day of February next, to issue , a Copy Policy in place of Policy No. 196404/ on.the life -of .Samuel. Bernhard , Schmidt-which-is declared to have b«en: lost: - Dated • at. -Wellington;""this'l3th' day of January, . 1923. A A. AMIES, . '. . >'< ':■:■■ Manager -for New Zealand. ■ / STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED. CAT, Persian, grey.—-Finder rewarded on returning to .51, Selbourne Rd., Grey Lynn. , ; • ' ■~;.',., L-v-^jv DOG,. Pug,, from Titirangi.—Reward for information to :G. Burbery, Titirangi Rd., New Lynn. ___. , . ■;■ PUP, Fox Terrier, answers to Tiger; Taka- , puna Beach, Wednesday; reward.— Cochran's Draper Store. Hall's Corner., y mANGERE . PUBLIC POUND. _ Impounded 'by Ranger ; for.' trespass on Point Road—Black iGelding, no brands, tip off left ear, 3 white feet, star on forehead. '.If mot- claimed and expenses paid will be sold vat the .';. Mangere '■ ■■■•■ Public Pound on MONDAY. January 29. 1923. at 12 o'clock ,- : noon'.' f'> ; !.--';-.-'";' ; -J. "',■•■■','■.(';'.':.:■:.; -■;-. :;.->.'■: -"'.-'-■'-•■r ; , J. M. CUMMING, , .- :■■-!/,'■.'■ ■,-.-■>: ■::,.,.-:Pottndkeeper. ' . . ........ . .... =* :; OWNERS WANTED. HANDBAG; containing money.' etc.. Noilan's Estate, Green Lane. Owner may have same by describing and paying expeneea.—Wolfenden, Onehunga. VERCOAT (Youth's!, between Pokeno .and Mercer.— can have came, applying Wa'lae and Co.. Pokeno. ...-.-,',-;■ .-■-, : "L>URSE, containing money, between Bel-' ■-*.;: mont Terrace ; and : Middleton Rd., Remuera. Owner may have same by apply- ';■ lhg >"' to 28, : Arney Crescent, Remuera. • .;. - -'—■'■ :: ' ; PERSONAL. : " ;: ; : ''; ; GREEN Apple, ; Cheltenham.—Care to .V correspond ?—Omar Khayyam, Chemist. LADY, (30), desires to meet, business Lady, S refined, view friendship. ■>-. Protestant. '■■ Companion, 98, Herald. ■■___ ___■_____;;-, LOVE, and Beat Wishes New Year: first , opportunity will reinvest Peter. MR. and, -Mrs- Leslie -h wish to thank ■ ; the people of ■ Mercer for their kindness •:■ during .;■ Mra. Leslie's illness. / _j_____ ;- f\ —-Coming back on Tuesday Next.— lOLET McLEIGH (nee Miller), late' .! Birkenhead. — Kindly communicate' ; with old" friend your advantage. "' a t;HnßAM>.;r' i '■ ■>•■■■•■ • .. ",'.'■ .-'_..., -. ,'. •- 1 WILL Australian Girl,, G;P.O., Dominion $ t Rd„ meet Gent, tojmorrow, at. G.P.0., ■■ ;iy-iq-»it?m. ! y- t, " : ----^' , -":->'-~* , v" ; ■-""■ ' " v ": r """ ' WILL anyone, knowing the whereabouts T T of Jack Mitoher kindly ' communicate with '-Potter a and Goddard, 48. Brunswick Buildings. Queen St/. Attokland. : ;? ■■ f : ■'" --^4 : "' : '- : •" ' MATRIMONIAL. , '':■:"■; ; ; '- : j^\?% GENTLEMAN (30), wishes to meet nice, f, companionable young lady, view- matrixnontf.—Confidential, 930. Herald; '■".".■'- :;■ ..' LADY, ; youhg, ; ; aged 21 years, would like to meet a f respectable : young ' man, 21-27 years: view ';'; matrimony.Lonely. 111, ■' HEaALD. 2 '■■' •'■ ,':-' ■ ■■■■ ■■ ■■:■'_ ___ '•■; LADY, "young,,26, wishes introduction re- .-; fined : tradesman or farmer, view ;mat- ■ -"y-- : - 3( J. Phoenix Chambers. __ \ ■ ;'- ■', '1. LADY, 56,' nice home, country, wishes in-'.-ttodnctiqn,'. view: matrimony, working gent; Protestant 36, . Phoenix Chambers. ;,• f]l/f(AN. 24, wisltes meet young lady. 21-23, JXJU view matnmony.—Write Sincere, 130. • _____ ■ ■-;.:. <^mmm^lm ________ ____ ■'■■ ■ "r-'-'. : -^ ;; AGENCIES VACANT. A.J.S-- MOTOR - CYCLESBRITAIN'S CHAMPION LIGHT-WEIGHT. . Winners International Tourist Trophy Races four years in succession. ■ Applications are V invited from ■ firms willing to handle Agency ;•-, of these - famous machmes .in districts throughout the Pro- ; vince. .'■■■' : v.- ;: • -_ Exclusive territory will be given, ' and , liberal discounts. Particulars rom "- ''• : ' E. H. GOODMAN, 26, Shorts Buildings, . Queen Street, Auckland, ■ • '-Provincei Representative -■' TIMBER.— A firm: of sawmillers in ; Victoria :-; handling Redgum (Eucalyptus Rostrata) exclusively, invites correspondence from persons or firms willing to undertake its' repre- ; sentation.. -.-'■;• f _The lines handled include ' Railway arid Crossing Sleepers. Bridge Decking. Bridge Girders and the like, ' - ; Redgum Sleepers last for thirty years. -"' . Apply, in-first instance to ARBUTHNOT. Care Gordon and Gotch, . V •"'•,. -Melbourne. /■ - '" =r== ' = ' =====-== ==■ ■ ~~; '.-* ■ a AGENCIES WANTED; ! AGENCY ; wanted, ' good, quick-selling household Particulars to Hustle - 958, Herald. ■ :-:;■-.■.:■■.'':■■-. /■-.-: : -::-: ■■-:. -y --■- v ' BUBINESS NOTICES. fIOOD JBETE ' Good Work. ■:' / Fair ; Fees, ; Gentleness and Extreme Car*. jJOWEY "TO-ALKER, SURGEON DENTIST. Right opposite John Court. Liirlited ■ \ (On the Corner). One '! - JALITY . , -/\nly.' '" NE • WUALITY ■ WNLY. .' - . THE SILVERTOWN ; IS THE PIONEER CORD TIRE OF - ~ .- AMERICA. "..,-■, j? Its.' history i 3 ; the ■ record of ; every im- '• portant ■:■ development •in' cbrd tire construction. ■ . ■ ;- ■;•• From the start it gave .'the motorist a: new idea of tire service. The Silvertowtt is made; by an organisation with 52 years' experience ;; in rubber manufacture. '. .',-..■' There is only one quality in Silvertown Tires. . The materials - and workmanship"'i in one : are the same. l as in -all others, - > The name of Silvertown is 'always a symbol of good quality, % ' /".'!■: ' '". '■'.". . .Your dealer will sell yon the,Silvertown in any size, from 50 by, 3J up- .' , ' E. W. P IDGEON & C°-L" WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS, - 41, LORNE STREET. :...-: :• ; .: ',