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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 20028, 18 August 1928, Page 1

LOST PROPERTY. ATTACHE Case, leather, Irom car, vicinity Hobson St.; reward.—Please return, Wallace. Sun Newspaper. BASKETBALL, lost last week, Alten Rd. or Constitution Hill; reward.—l, Alten lid.. City. |>ROOCH, black, oval, hand-painted rose, -*-» Newmarket shops or vicinity; reward. Burton s Store, Mariurewa. nOOR Key. large; Grafton Rd., near Blandlord Park.—Finder leave 60, Grafton Rd. . T? VERSHARP Pencil, gold;: name engraved; reword.—Francis, 14. Fort St. j j crrier, wire-haired, Pup, reward.— 88. Gillies At. Phono 24-OG3. GLOVE; (motoring), left hand, name and address inside,. Remuera Rd.; reward. —A. E. Upton. 27, St. Alban's Av.. Mt. Eden. Phone 20-720. HANDBAG, brown, Queen St., vicinity Court's, containing money, address: finder pleaso return: reward.—Address at Herald. MUSIC, entitled "Graceful Dancers," for competitions, Friday evening, in Queen St.; reward.—Phone 47-778, Lester. TVTECKLACE, Pearl, Thursday night, be- ' tween Town Hall, Dominion Rd. Terminus: reward. 58.-650, Dominion Rd. PURSE, containing keys, 30s, notes, Friday night.—Reward 10s at Hkrald. Q PARE Tyre and Rim, 30 x 5, between O Drury and Waiuku, Tuesday ■ night: reward.—W. Stanton, Waiuku. SPARE Wheel and Tyre, in cover, 29-4.95, Dunlop, between City and St. Heliers; reward.—Brookfield Motors, Stanley St. SPECTACLES dark, horn, rimmed, about 3 weeks aco, in city: reward.—Phone 25-078. UMBRELLA, lady's. Chubby, Buckl&nd Rd. Bus, Tuesday evening; reward.— Finder please ring 40-491. WALLET, leather, containing money, papers, between Papatoetoe railway and Great South Rd.—Finder keep cash, but return wallet to Stricken, 212, Herai/d. W'ALLET. containing cheques and notes; reward on returning.—Address at Herald. Note. Avondale, Thursday; reward.— clwO go. Station Rd., Avondale. OWNERS WANTED. BANK Book and Purse found Queen St.— Apply 7, Domain St., Devonport, FOUNTAIN Pen; found vicinity Hauraki, .L 1 Takapuna. recently.—22, Beresford St., Bayswater STRAYED AND IMPOUNDED. COW (Jersey), wearing white cover, no horns; strayed from Remuera Terminus, Thursday: reward.—Phone 24-177. COCKER Spaniels (2), black and white; reward. —Anyone knowing whereabouts please communicate Hammond, Papatoetoe. JERSEY Heifers (2), 17 months and 7 tj months; lost or strayed; reward.—lnformation to Farmers' Trading Co., Tuakau or Onewhero. 271 OX Terrier, black and white; answers name Tim. strayed from 10, 'iurner St., City Reward. MALTESE Pup, white, strayed from 15, Durham St.. City;, collar 578.—Finder kinaly return. (1 ELDING, dark draught, aged. 1 white T hind fetlock. strayed from Public Works Substation, Hamilton, on or about January 26, 1928.—Any person knowing whereabouts. please communicate with Public Works, Box 241, Hamilton, or ring Phones 2277 or 2242, District Electrical EnMATRIMONIAL. LADY Teachers, 35, 37. and Nurse, 39, credentials, personality, wish meet Gents, of some standing: Sheep Farmers preferred (Protestants).—36. Phoenix Chambers. MAN. young, steady position. City, would like to meet Girl, 21. Pianiste, view matrimony: genuine: no post office or box addresses entertained.—W.. 264. Hkrald. MATRIMONIAL Agency. arranged (private house): clients waiting: all correspondence strictly confidential. —Mate, 371, Herald. homely, genuine, credentials, y » property, wishes meet, view marriage, honourable Man, 56-00, with capital.—36, Phoenix Chambers. PERSONAL. A NXIOUSLY waiting reply from A.A.A. re appointment with Honourable, 377, Hkrai.d. BERT SHORT. PatumaW. now in Auckland Hospital, would liko see his football mates and friends. EAUTIFUL Baby Girl, week old. refined parentage, for adoption.—Nurse, 144. Herald. Harriett Elizabeth moore, wife of George Henry Moore, or anyone knowing her address, please communcate with Matthews and Clarke, Solicitors, Brunswick Buildings, Auckland. I WILL not be responsible for any Debts contracted in my name without my written authority.—(Signed) J. M. Fitness, Matamata. 16/8/28. lADY, refined, 27. would liko meet tall J Gentleman, as dancing partner; mutual practice.—Dancing. 269. Herald. LADIES and Gentlemen in India, Africa, Canada, etc., desire friendiy Correspondents in New Zealand.—Particulars write Box 7. Christchurch, Antipodes and Overseas Friendship League. L~AIGHMUTR.-Fi.nish business if you don't return: aro you satisfied? Wire reply.—Lyndfaulds. ' —THANKING you for trusting; home • here will welcome you; G. wants you.—Auntie. MR. HARTLEY wishes to thank Dr. Bull for his professional skill and kind attention to his wife during her recent illness and operation; also Miss Earp and Staff of Shirley Private Hospital.—Charles Hartley, Runciman.

M— Someone distracted; your • abonts unknown. Are you till rifjnt l Why not write to G.?—Auntie. WALTER— News good; have sent letter sarr:e plo.ee- you liavo my complete trust and confidence. WTALTER.—Send letters name you sukVV (jested. Box 1381, G.P.0.. Auckland: idea gift^cl.—Love. WILL JOHN THORNLEY. late Farnworth. England, or anyone, knowing his whereabouts, please communicate A.. 109. Herald. wishes to sneak to liim? WOULD young Lady from Tamaki. who vT' i ride in Car from Newmarket to Ponsonby. Saturday night, Bend address or make appointment to Panmure. 143. Hf.tiat,p "TTTOULD Fred Lewis, late Usk. England, W or. anyone knowing h.s whereahonts, Willi I .TT.. —tj_. ——n . Messrs. glover and go., ltd., wish (o tender their thanks to the citizens who piomptly assisted when accident occurred in Warehouse on August 15. Had it not been for their prompt action the consequences, no doubt, would have been more MR R. T. WARNOCK AND FAMILY desire to express their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to their many friends and acquaintances throughout the Dominion, for letters- telegrams and sympathetic inquiries of Mr. .Tames Warnock's accident at Niagara Falls. Latest Cable: Doctor SatisGcd with progress. MISCELLANEOUS. ATRIAL will convince you thai there is nothing like Rolfe's Wax for Linos ;md Furniture. 17INAL Week—Overcoat and .Suit Sale, 1 Half-price and Less—Empire iailors, 219. Queen St. T ADIES!—Your Felt and Tagel Hats reJj modelled, latest style.—Cox, the Haltor. Kara.ii gahape Road. _________ For a Few Words. Mr. A. Iv. Closey, of Otorohanga, has been awarded First Prize in Mr, Howey Walkers Competition for best 3rd line, aa follows: — If your teeth begin to decay, See Howey Walker without delay; If you livo at Bluff, 'tis well worth the fare. Gentleness and Extreme Care. Altogether 7000 replies have been received. Mr. Howey Walker acknowledges these with thanks. The best fifty ./ill be notified by letter of special prizes. JTOWEY Dentist. City- Chambers, 200, Queen Street.