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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19169, 7 November 1925, Page 1

Ft NERAL DIRECTORS. pAMivttC. AND BARTLETT. lute T. V.' Adams, 282, PonsouDy lid.. Undertak»ia. etc. Phone 20-637, private, 27-052. pOOPER AND CURD. LTD7.~Pnkekohe, Undertakers, Motor Hearse.—Phones 15. 285. IOdM, 10?S, and 279. \,\/ T li. TOMUlihi U noertaker, etc., 1, Mit. »t . Eden Rd Phone 7(59 (3 rings) : private. 24-3!f>. ! INKS AMD HALL. Undertakers and V » Funeral Directors. Chancery St. Busi- | ness Phono. 40-332, Private, 1929 (2 rings). | \\\\TNEY SIB UN. Undertaker. Emi ' ' bahner, Park Road and Newmarket. Phones, 41-534 and 706 (2 or 3 rings). I MONUMENTAL MASONS. \UCKLAND Monumental Coy., Eden Terrace.—Every class Monumental and | Cemetery Work. Catalogue on application.— Phone 43-051. 1-JANES PROS.. _ Monumental Masons. -* Broadway, Newmarket.—Every description of Cemeterv wotk.—l'llone 45-296._ BOL SKILL. LTD., leading Momtmeni.alists; only address, Khybor Pass. Reliable) work, reasonable prices. Catalogue posted. j OHM BOUbKILL J UN., lias pu.chafed w the Artistic Memorial Co.. 130, SySt.—All classes Cenvtery Work. T CUTLER, 2A. Edinburgh St.. Newton. • —All classes of Monumental Work nmlert a ken. Prices moderate. OARKiNSON AND CO. Victoria St.—The i most progressive Monumeni.nl Masons, j Catalogues free on application. 'Phono ! 44-104. FLORAL EMBLEMS, CJ LASS Dome Wreaths, beautiful designs; X all pi/.i.».—Hopkins, Florists, Queen St. | (opp. Herald Oflice). \ n J. M A C K A Y. j " * SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST. I QUEEN ST. (Odd. Bank of New Zealand), i tor Exclusive Bridal and Presentation | Bouquets. Wreaths, Floial Designs 'of I shortest notice. Splendid variety of fresh cut Flowers daily. Countiy orders receive special attention. Phone 44-322. j LOST PROPERTY. B ANGLE, gold, cha.n, Papakura Station, 10 a.m. train, Wednesday; reward. — Audress at Hkkalp. T>ROOCH, gold, Lily of Valley, set with AJ pearls, Thursday; reward. —91, Burnely ! Terrace. Mt. Albert. CAP, nickel-plated, for cycle tank. —Please return Trarhc Department. | f CHEVROLET Car. 2-seater, N.Z.—6-333. October 30; reward ior information. — ! E. Astley and Sons, Ltd. j /"^ONOOLEUM (roll), between Auckland Kj and Manurewa; please return.—W. G. Krause. 170, Hobson St. Reward. Fur, black, Friday morning, near Methuen Rd., Avondale.—Reward on returning to A. Afford, Oarnett St. GLOVES, silk, pair, white; Friday evening, vicinity Grafton Bridge.—Reward ! on returning Herald. H' ANDBAG, Lady's, left in Waikato train at Drury Station on October 29. con- ! taining money.—Reward finder returning to Box 3, Bombay. . HATS. Lady's black, Child's straw, in train, reward.—Airs. S. H. Graham, Patera:,gi or Statiomnaster, Oliaupo. Coat, khaki; between HenIVJL deison and Kumcu. on Thursday; reward.—Dobbie. Skea'tes and White. City. _ PAIR Glasses, in case, Wednesday, November 4 11 a.m. Auckland-Papakura train; reward.—Freshney, Manurewa. PARCEL of Wallpaper, at New Lynn, Thursday; addressed W. H Thomas; reward.—ll. Dove, Carrier. New Lynn. PARCEL, containing Lady's' Silk Coat; between Kaka St. and Otahuhu station, Ihursday morning; Reward.—M'ixon, Kaka ■St. PEARL Ear-ring. Silver Chain; keepsake: Queen St. or Telephone Box near Wave.ioy Hotel: reward.—Clarendon Hotel, PINCE-NEZ, gold frame, with chain attuoneu, iu telephone box, Hepburn St.; i '-eu-K'-d.—lo. Fh'-rie St.. Poßsonby. I TiURSE, containing money, also papers X va.uable to owner; reword.-—Kindly return Hotel Gardiner, Emily Place. PURSE, small, few shillings, key, De\onport, Wednesday evening: finder kindly return key.—3o. Church St.. Dovonpcrt. QCARF Pin, Diamond; reward. —121, GrafO ton Rd. TTT'ALLET, containing notebook, papers; »V between Edendale and Queen St.; res*rd. —Government Life Office. Oueen St. TITATCH, silver, wristlet, vicinity Roval I t Oak or Oriehunga tram. Wednesday; re-vard.'—4o, Trafalgar St... Oriehunga. T\/"ATCH, gold wrist'eL with ~ bracelet; VV reward.—Phone 42-708. j TV"" ILL Person who found Reference in | tV John Court's (Indies' waiting room). kindly post same; urgent? ] (' { AT Helensvitle, Tuesday morning; 1 —Reward on returning to Mr. Stanawav. Confectioner. He'ensville. • OWNERS WANTED. BIKE. Gent's, found. Owner can have same bv paying expenses.—G. Baker, c.o. Mr. Waiker, Tobacconist, Greenwood's Corner. RAZOR, Strop arid Shaving Soap.—Ad- ' diws at ITkhai.d. OWING Boat, round-bottom. 14 or 15ft, pa nted white al! over; two top | planks inside varnished.—W. Rolton, Clevcdon South. , STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED. CIOWS (2), earmarked, no visible brand: / s.rayed fro .j Maungntautari Bush.—Full particulars from Gosneil, Pukeatua. Pun. strap round nerk ; reward, ins. Corner Tui and Wairiki Rds., Mt. Eden. HACK, gelding, light bay strayed from j s ,f i ,i,. a.- - Phone SOR. Papakura, or | R'ott Paerata. HORSE Grey. lost. —Please communicate '|T." Kidr-rton, Henderson. T>APAK URA Yards. ' Tuesday.—Jersey J. Heifer. 18 months old, colour broken. j Massey, Loan Co.. Papakura. 7JOMERANTA _ N~SIut, grey body brown 1 "DONY. - roan; strayed Nov; tvvn; |Jt on returning smne. —W. McQuoid, riii- ! rangi IVI.. New Lynn, AGENCIES WANTED, /GENTLEMAN, travelling King Country 'T districts, take one or two Good Dines on commission—Commission. 576. Herald AGENCIES VACANT. "S TAN wanted handle Sole Agency, each iVi i'owo. North Auckland.--/, Bon March fi_£ |h a m hers. Now to n. GRAMOPHONE RECORD AGENCY fjf AVAILABLE. The controller of a good duality American Gramophone Record is desirous of appointin" a New Zealand Agent, who must ho prepared to push the line thoroughly and arrange the necessary organisation to handle the Agency efficiently. The prices are favourable and allow for a good margin of, prolu. Only first-class firms, with the proper facilities, will be considered, and references as to standing' are required-. Reply in strict confidence to, DOUBLE-SIDED, 920, Herald. PIANO TIJITTTiQ. HIGH EST-Grado mater.al and workmanship at the Bristol; ■ free estimates.— 4'j. na.;augahape R.i Phone 42-701, 1 )IIONK 4.J-398.™-Pianoforte Tuning, ReI pairing. Free Valuations. Expert Advice, intending purchasers.—Arthur Bree, 20. St. Paul SU DRESS AND FASniCN. TcCORDIOM PicatniK. —The latent, m five i\ diiferenl styies.— I The Crotball Way a CCOItDIOM PieatniK. —The latent, m five i\ diiferenl styies.—The Crotball Way Co.. 137. Symo ft - its. FARRELI. liressi!ia::ei and Cosit.l tiuni-r. ( ostuines a specialty.—Collinson and Williams' Bidgs., Upper Symouds S tree t___ I JRiNCESS Petticoats, ronov/r;ed value and 1 variety. •>» Ud upwards.—Matthews and Andrews, {•'.ynionds St.. Dom.nion Rd. r« RV -i Postle.H. Tadoi, ioi Spring Suit i Material, Fit and Workmanship guar arte <vl. T OOTY/EAR. IpOR that Better-class of Footwear, visit j' Res.:-onrt. the ileasoj.i.Vile Shoe Store, 1> Ki T nnt'aha-pe Rd. WE'VE Got" "Cmites"; What about, your V* Boots. To match Coates, get them at Oborn's, Hobaon St.