Page 1 Advertisements Column 4

New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18388, 2 May 1923, Page 1

LOST PROPERTY. "DfAG, brown velvet, embroidered, last -D! Thursday night in vicinity 01 -own Hall.—Reward on returning to R. A. bmger. Solicitor. Queen St. AG. blackTlady's, containing money, ticket Australia, at Sand Pit. corner Norton and Forest Lake Roads; initials H.D.: reward.—Finder leave Times Office, Hamilton, or J. Kernot, Rosedale Avenue, Norton Rd . ' . .-' ______ BROOCH, gold bar, aoquamarine centre, vicinity Trafalgar St., Royal Oak, Onehunga; reward.—Robins' Store, Onehunga. ______ BROOCH, silver bar. set stone, like moonstone, between Owens and Remuera Rds.. via Clyde St.. Dilworth Ave. and St. Mark's Rd.: reward.l. Owens Rd. ■ CHEQUE, between Dominion Rd. »_d / Eden Terrace; payment stopped.— Kindly leave. 3, Ngahuru St.. Eden Terrace. fJITEDAL, Gold, crossed rifles, Green. 1»X Lane, Saturday; —Return 9, Union St.. City. _____ MEDALLION, Gold, Gent.'s Photo., between Herald and N.Z. Insurance Bldgs; keepsake.—Reward at HERJ-LP. _ OTOR Glove, brown suede gauntlet, fur-lined, between Electrical Construction Co.. Fort St., and Northern Steamship l Co.. Quay St.; reward.—'Phone 1754 A. j "VTOTES (2), £5, by returned"soldier. Mon-i-i day; not own money; reward. dress at Herald. PARASOL, lady's, navy blue silk, green handle, swan's head. ' April 24, St. Sepulchre's schoolroom.—'Phone. 1503 A. : -■ PARCEL, containing notes and cheque, on Sunday; good reward.Address at Herald. ____■ PARCEL (small) of Fur and Trimming.— Reward at Milne and Choyce'6 Inquiry . Office. " PURSE, small, brown, containing two £5 notes and change. — Reward at Herald. ■_______ I __ STARTING Handle, -motor-car, Cadillac, between City and Page's' Store; reward. —Universal Motor ■ Co., Chancery Lane, City. _____■ • - ____ UMBRELLA, black silk, crook handle, sil--1 ver band, initials A.M., tram on Monday; reward.— 3032. WILL the perr.cn who took Plaid Travelling Rug (mother's gift) from the Thames Express on April 17,' please return to Fleming. Tester, Waitoa; reward. OK NOTES <3L in Epsom; reward.— '-> Tramway Sub-station, Epsom. STRAYKQ AND IMPOUNDED. DOG, black and white, " Jeff," lost from party. Plat Bush. Anrac Day; reward. —114, Symonds St. REYHO/UND, black and white, and Black Spaniel, from Papatoetoe, April 25; —Buraside. Papatoetoe. ■ PIGS (4'), weaners.— H. Elderton, Hendenjon. ' ■ TAHUHU PUBLIC POUND. Impounded by County Ranger ; for straying, Carruth's Rd„ Papatoetoe, 5 Sheep, Wethers*' blue stripe on back, brown spot on rump. If not claimed and expenses paid will be, sold on WEDNESDAY, May. 16, at 12 o'clock noon. _ ,„ C. B. WHITMORE, Poundkeeper. • IMPOUNDED in the Remuera Pound T by tie police for straying on roads, Newmarket, one BAY or BROWN GELDING, harness sort, hog mane. shod. If not claimed and expenses paid, will be sold on Saturday, May 19, at 12 o'clock noon. T. B. WORFOLK, . Poundkeepnr. OWNERS WANTED. BAG. containing clothes, etc.; Papatoetoe; owner have same paying expenses.—J. Bathe. East Tamaki. ' ; ________ HANDBAG, containing a purse and key, found in Tivoli Theatre.—Owner can have same applying Ye Olde English .Cake Shop, Mennie's Buildings. ' PURSE and Money* Great North Rd., Pt. 'Chevalier. Owner hav. same paying expenses.—Elderton. Henderson. .■■■■■ 1 . . .'■ _____ PERSONAL. _j_______i '-' BUS. Sunday night, back seat. Meet you Saturday as arranged on caid. Wear a buttonhole ; '." ;, ' : '' CALLED, received; instructions are . stand by. Don't worry; only waiting opportunity; no .breeze, blowing. .Do: nothing' for while but write; sticking anywhere. ' HOME. good, offered Orphan or destitute Girl about 10 years, view adoption; respectable parentage' essential.—Lawrence, 198. Herald , ', ' - LH.— Imperative you meet me to-day • (Wednesday); ' time and place stated in letter. —Max. L. . J/fRS. SMITH.—Past place 50, Vincent JLYI St. Will you leave address Miss Berhie?—Anxious. 485, Herald. OBERT PALMER.—PIease write to / Brother Samuel, Metropolo Hotel, Auckland. . ■ ■ - -■ . WILL Doris, saw friend Queen St. car week ago, send address Survey Friend, 478,, Herald. . ... . PLEASE HELP THE SICK AND NEEDY. SISTER ESTHER will be grateful to. receive warm clothing of any description, boots, beds, and bedding; old easy chairs and couches acceptable: also books and magazines. Parcels collected. • Address 11, PICTON ST. . , 'Phone 3643. MATRIMONIAL. BUSINESS Man, 32, wishes meet refined young lady, 25 to 30, view matrimony. —Integrity. 407. Herald. LADY, 25, educated, wishes introduction, view matrimony, clerical or business gentleman.—36. Phoenix Chambers. "\7I7"AR Widow, 25, lonely, refined and musiVt cal, wishes meet honourable Gentleman, view matrimony.—Lonely, 421, Herald. TTTIDOW, 39, tall,. own home, wishes in- * V troduction, view matrimony, .tall, dark tradesman-. —36. Phoenix Chambers. V\7ILL Gent.,who answered a matrimonial, V ¥ made an appointment to meet at the Union Bank Corner, be there same time to-day (Wednesday). AGENCIES WANTED. rpRAVELLER requires lines for, city and 1. suburbs, or oount_y.Lines, 446, Herald. ___; • A GENCIES "WANTED FOR OTAGO _&. AND SOUTHLAND. Well-accredited Firm of Indentor3 and Manufacturers' Representatives, with headquarters in Dunedin. is prepared to accept further Selling Agencies in all lines of goods. . ... The firm is active and experienced, and possesses good connections. Address in*strict confidence. ■ ' l MERCHANDISE. Care Charles Haines Advertising Agency, The Wright Building. Auckland. BUSINESS OPENINGS. HAIRDRESSER wanted with small capital in rising coastal town: splendid climate: guaranteed living. — Genuine, 92, Herald. WANTED TO LEASE. 4 DVERTISERS ARE INTENDING A OPENING A BRANCH IN AUCKLAND IN JULY OR AUGUST. AND ARE DESIROUS OF SECURING A LEASE. ON FAVOURABLE TERMS. OF A SUITE OF TWO ROOMS, ALSO STRONG ROOM, IN QUEEN STREET IOR NEAR VICINITY. HIGHEST BANKERS' REFERENCES. REPLY TO IMPORTER. i P.O. BOX 523, CHRISTCHURCH. r 1 /""< entleness _ad Extreme Cars. ! — Howey Walker, Surgeon Dentist, I 1 I Eight opposite John Court. Limited (On the corner.)