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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18455, 19 July 1923, Page 1

LOST PROPERTY. ■"■; T>RIEFBAG, between Papakura andJDrury -D' Saturday evening. — H. McConnel, Ramarama. . : CAMEO out of brooch, set in pearls, between Onehunga, Newton, and Queen Address at Herald. CERTIFICATE, First Mate's, No. 031762, over 8.T.. Foreign, in Auckland , somewhere—J_3hjo___££d£n_dd_JPaJer£on; _________. HANDBAG, small, leather, containing purse and notes.— please leave at Herald. , HANDBAG, black, containing silver and 3s tram ticket. Reward!.— Store, Onehunga. ■ HANDKERCHIEF, coloured, ' Flying Corps brooch attached; July 6, Manukau Rd.; reward. _ _ P.R.8.. 661, Herald. NECKLET Tails, brown fur. small. Sa> urday night, vicinity Gordon and Mt. Eden Rd 3.; reward—6, Grange Rd., Mt. Eden. ; _ PAIR of Reindeer Fur-lined Gloves, on (Elilertlie Racecourse; reward.—l he Willows. Symonds St. 'Phone 3268. PURSE, brown suede, containing money and keys, between Mt. Eden and Epsom; reward.— The Drive. Epsom. . PURSE, containing money, paper, ■ between Newmarket and Kipling Ave.; reward.—Address at Herald. TIEPIN (collar). 15ct. gold; initials G.H.H. Reword.Apply, Eastgate, Security Bldgs.. City. j f?-i LOST Navy League Dance. Mon- ( 3&1» day. — Finder return Navy League, Smith and Smith's Bldgs.. Albert St. STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED. COLLIE Dog, answers to name of Bob; no collar; reward.—2B, Dexter Ave.; 'phono 3375 A. - COW, brown, Jersey, lost from MaUmata; clip in oar. fire brand rump; reward.— Ferguson. Taihoa. . OX Terrier Dog, wire-haired. Takapuna collar, vicinity Remuera 3d. and Newmarket; reward.— B. Donald. Ltd., Oity Marketß. ; . . HORSH. chestnut, clipped mane; reward. Point Chevalier Butchery. PANIEL Pup. black, vicinity lit. Ss. John Ave.; reward.—3, Heald Rd., Great South Rd., Romuera. ' OWNERS WANTED. STRAYING on my Property at Pokeno.— 2 Heifers, about 2 years, l.red and white, the other, white, with roan neck; if not claimed and expenses paid within. 7 days, same will be sold.— C. McßoDbie, Pokeno. — PERSONAL. BUCKIE.— me, sheep on hill, watch - chain, Teddy.—Address at Herald. , _—— PLEASE take note, that my son, Frederick William Linton, of Irurp Rd.. Edendale, is no relation to tho Fred, .binton that came before the Court. R. and MRS. C. BOWRON, of Huntly. wish to Thank Doctors ,Gower, Green, and Turbett. also Sister Smith and Nurses of the Isolation Ward of the Waikato -Hospital, for their attention and many kindnesses to their eon, Raymond, during his long illness, while under their care. IT7ILL some kind person sen;! cure for YV head noises to sufferer.— 704. Herald. ; ; WILL Person advertising as 135, Mechanic. Herald June 18. return my testimonials.—L. Jonkers. Glen Eden. WILL MRS. ROWE. mother of Violet. Norman, and Willie Rowe. kindly communicate with H. Jackson, Raupo; urgent; or anyone knowmg her whereabouts. ; -. • '- MATRIMONIAL. _____ BACHELOR. 30. country. , wishes meet refined domesticated Girl. 23-28, view matrimony.—36. Phoenix Chambers. GENT (34). own home, sound business, 14 years' standing, wishes meet young lady, view matrimony. — Confidential. 78b, Herald. " . _____ C GENTLEMAN, musical profession, desires T acquaintance, with refined English lady (Anglican). .25-30, good pianist, view matrimony; strictly confidential,and genuine replies solicited and given. --Music, 4-5. Herald. __; — LADY 37. homely, wishes meet Tradesman or Business Man,, good position. view - matrimony -36. Phoenix Chambers. LADY English, rofined. loving disposition, meanXdesirefl acauaintance afiectionato Gentleman view matrimony; Protostant (45-50h -business gentleman or farmer preerred.—Horn" 777, Herald. , __ , SHEEPFARMER (47), wishes meet refined lady (30-40), some means, view .mat-v-iony.-R. S- 798. _ TSTTDOWER. 65, wishes meet home. -Protestant, view matrimony.—36. Phoenix Chambers. WIDOWER. -35, no children, like .to meet yoing 'Lady or Widows view matrimony—Salesman. 708. HERALD. PUPILS WANTED. ART Leathorwork. Basketwprk. Pokerwork. A ' Carving Pen Painting. Stencilling. Tatting Prospectus posted.- -Miss Ayling, 4, Strait! Arcade. . ASHLEIGH'S Coaching College. N.Z. Ins. for Public. Exams.. Backward Education, Book-keeping (]un. and sen.L _ ' . ' —. CLASSES-.— Costumes. Frocks, Coats, cut for home finishing. 9 to 5.-Mademoi-selle Le Houx, 8/ Bon Marche, Karangahape Rd. CLASSES, Home or Professional. Dressmaking. Cutting. Making. Designing. No M . )(ornq ■ no charts.— Dressmaking §_lo_. i-llton Chambers. Queen St. 'Phone 2027 A. " \ ' ' ■ DRAMATIC Art; Elocution, Art of Makeup- Amateur Entertainers perfected for stage.—Wightman McCombe, 28, His Majesty's Arcade. - . LADIES— Three interesting Lessons will make your Winter Hat.— Sinclair, Second Floor, Strand Arcade. LARGER Room Opened {or Classes, Painting, Leather, Metal Edith and' Miriam Norrish. Studio 266. Queen St. . . MUSIC Composition. ' — Wilcox System 15 000 satisfied students.—E. Hutton, Mus.D.. Box 44, Rotorua. MOTOR-Car Driving.—Council Certificate guaranteed.— and Sexton, Queen St. Garage. 317. Queen St. 'Phone 2367 A. SING- Strengthen those weak muscles, then relax. Gratifying results. Full course mailed.—Hutton. D. Mus.. Rotorua. 0 Swim is easy; I can teach you. Twelve Lessons. JE2 2s. — D. B. Anderson. Phone 2746. [ . VIOLIN, 'Cello, Mandolin.— ' 243, Symonds St.; (Mrs. Perkins. Masseuse). Orchestra for Socials. Dances, etc. ■" "■pEALISE YOUR ANTICIPATIONS!" Take your place . as at brilliant Public Speaker You have ideas! Learn how to express 'them forcefully .and convincingly on the platform, by studying Grenville Kleiser's great Public Sweaking Course, at home. Send for Prospectus " S," Jas. Rodger, 159. " E." Manchester Street. Christchurch FOR HIRE. ' 30-36 seater; easiest ridJ ing Auckland; for Picnics. Lodge Meetings. —'Phone 2690 A. J. Rimmer. MOTOR, i-ton, for hire, city or suburbs; by hour, day, or week.'Phone 2777 A. TAXIS, Mt. Eden, day or night; superior Closed Cars for Weddings.— Gill, 64. Esplanade Rd., Mt. Eden. 'Phone 992. RESTAURANTS AND TEAROOMS. SANFORD'S DINING ROOMS, OPPOSITE G.P.0.. QUEEN ST. DAINTY AND TASTY FISH MEALS. Also Waikato-grown Rabbits, either Roasted, Stewed, or Pie. Open from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. daily. (Closed All Day Sundays.) THE TIFFIN CATERING COMPANY. LIMITED. Wish to intimate to our numerous Patrons that, having disposed of the Restaurant part of our Business, we intend to devote the whole of our time to our Outside Catering Business. Aid Catering for Dinners, Smoke Concerts, Ball Suppers, etc., carried out in our wellknown, first-class stylo. THE TIFFIN CATERING COMPANY, . LTD., Theatre Lane. i riABIN, Top Symondß St.— Morning, After\J noon Tea. Ho-oe-mftdo Ctkoa. Scones. I Sot Lunch, 13 to &