PERSONAL. ANYONE knowing whero Goldfish aro obtainable, Auckland, and price, if possible, kindly write Gold, 927. Herald. BILL. —AH finished; looking for work; send for Digger.—Nnvvy. I'SaDDY BO.—Please write, leaving June; xJ offer good job, you; anxious; lovo always.—Mummy Tomtit. DKAK NELLA.—Uoing Friday; sorry could not reply sooner; love.—Allen. DD, —Have written G.P.0.; no mail; • can't understand; worried.—F.M.N. G.L.—Please write homo; your signa J• ture wanted to lease house.—Mother. this date, April 30, 1930, and here--i- after, I, Ilenry John Millen, late Paku runga, will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name without written authority. GEORGE E. RODGER S, or anybody 3 knowing whereabouts, please send address to M.8., 993. Herald. HOME, good, wanted Girl, 3 years; must bo R.C., for adoption.—Reliable, 758, Herald. T IMOUSINE Car going Hawera WednesJj day, May 7; three vacant seats; share expenses.—Phono 41-231. R. MAURICE BEVERIDGE. or anyone knowing his whereabouts, kindlv forward address to P.O. Box. 1823, Auckland. ON and after this date, 3/5/30, I, HILDA MILLEN, of Pakuranga, will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name without my written authority. K— Could get no answer, and J. would • give no news; yet loyal to name, but cannot fir.d address.—Dunedin. SHINNY.— Very upset, lost your address, kindly write; go ahead with the stunt as arranged.—Lizzy. ______ rpHE Salvation Army. 6, Wellesley ChamJ- hers, Lome St.—Major Gordon will thankfully receive donations toward Winter Firing for poor families. Need is greater than ever. rpi.ißEß. Iron, left G, Garnott Rd.—lf not 1 claimed within 7 Days, will sell by auction. ' TXTILL Young Lady who received lady s VV gold wristlet Watch. Royal, by mistake, from 17. City Chambers, kindly call? OULD Albert E. Thomas, or anyone knowing address, please communicate with Reid, Box 57, Hawera? ONNELLY.—WiII the nieces of James Donnelly, lato of Ramarama, Farmer, deceased, being children of Edward and the lato John Donnelly, or any persons having knowledge as to their present whereabout 9, please communicate with the District Public Trustee, Auckland? MR. S. D. CAMPBELL, of Homai, Manurewa, is not the same person as S. R. Campbell whoso namo appeared in Police Court news; and further, Gertrude Campbell, his wife, is not the person of the same name who wa j reported in a case of shop lifting. Certain personß in Waipu are known to have spread unfounded reports against Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, and this is issued as a warning that any repetition will bo followed by prosecution. SALVATION ARMY MEN'S SOCIAL WORK. 7, Wellesley Chambers. MEN'S CLOTHES AND BOOTS NEEDED. Staff Captain Holmes will be thankful to receive Boots and Clothing. The deplorable condition of the homeless and destitute classes is a problem. We can give these unfortunates a bed and food, but we aro depending upon the public to fiend Men's Boots and Clothing. Prison Chaplain and Police Court Officer. 7, Wellesley Chambers. PHONE 43-630. WILL ANY TERRITORIALS OR OTHER WITNESSES TO MOTOR COLLISION ON HAMILTON-NGARUA-WAHIA ROAD. NEAR HAMILTON. ON THE EVENING OF MARCH BTH, BETWEEN SERVICE AND PRIVATE CAR, PLEASE COMMUNICATE WITH LAIRD BROS.. 303, Victoria Arcade? ■WILL ANY PERSONS WITNESSING \ V ACCIDENT Wherein Motor-Cycle Struck Two Men on APRIL 24. ABOUT MID-DAY. At Corner of Victoria and Bridge Streets. , HAMILTON. Please Communicate with LAIRD BROS.. ?03, Victoria Arcade. MATKIMONIAL. CONFIDENTIAL Matrimonial Concave dence Club; stamp for particulars.— Box 1847, G.P.0., Auckland. DON'T be Lonely, Join Matrimonial Correspondence Club. Send stamp for particulars.—P.O. Box 330, Auckla d. J FARMER, holding sheep, cattle country, wisjiea correspond Lady, 40-13, with income, view matrimony.—L.M., 094, Herald. HOMELY, Lovable Girl, in position, suburbs, wishes meet, view marriage, tall, dark Farmer.—36, Phoenix Chambers. "ATAN, young, wishes to meet young Lady, J-'J- age about 24, view matrimony.—Write Genuine. 30. Hebat.o. MAN, young, wishes to meet young Lady, aged 20-24, view matrimony.—Write Pennine. 31. Herald. ANTED to meet a Young Lady, between 21 and 25, Protestß.nt. good appearance, view matrimony.—Bob, enre Heralp, Haiylton. YXfIDOWS (56, 51), one with farm, other W cottage, both likeable . characters, wish meet, view marriage, Retired Farmers or Business Men.—36, Phoeliix Chambers. TRADE PERSONAL. A J. PARK AND SON, Reg. Patent . Attorneys, 24 and 25, National Bank Bldgs., Shortland St. " A JAX Correct Vision Spectacles, 2s 6d; IX Beautie's Pince-nez, half-price; Waverley Block when closed.—7l, Shortland bt. ADA The "Winsome." St. e T' na Arcade, Newton, or Princess Bides., for Chainatitching. Pleating, Overlooking. Blemstitching. LL Travelling Equipment for the Easter vacation.— Half-price, at the Bag Shop. Vulcan Lane. ABOVE all don't discard your felt. We reblock and make new.—Shalimar. Milliners, 133, Karangahape Rd., almoßt opp. Bon Marche. BUILDERS!— Before deciding on jnrchasing Blocks, inspect Mt. Albert Concrete Works. Edendale Rd.. near terminus. /~IORNS that Pain.—Send Is 6d for absoO lute euro.—Horsley a Com Remedy.Chemist, 94. Queen St. DOLL HOSPITAL. -All Repairs; moderate charges; Heads and Wigs supplied.— Andrcwa. 270. Karangahape Road. I?ANCY Costumes, Evening Dress Hiring ■ Co., 810, Dilworth Bldg.—Reduction for quantities; country orders.—47-799. IGOS AND O'DONNELL, Patent Attorneys, 63. Endeans Bldgs.. Queen Street.—Aak for Booklet on Patents. JACK BROWN, Master Tailor, has removed to Showrooms, upstairs, over old shop.—l 96. Broadway, Newmarket. "PERMANENT Wave Special,. £1 Is; X guaranteed no kinks, no frizz.- Hart, Princess Bldg., over Plaza Theatre. PERMANENT Waving, steam and oil. no electricity, 30s.—M. H. ox, 19, H" " longtein Bldgs.. Queen St. Phone 42-919. SUPERFLUOUS Hairs (40 hairs 10s Cd), S Warts, Moles destroyed by Professional; success guaranteed.—Miss Hunter, BA . D.D.S. (Regd. N.Z.). Phone 46-086. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR destroyed by O "Kuaraa" (Reg.), signod. stamped, guaranteed cure. £5 12s Gd.-Florenco Hullen. C M.D.. 7. Courtenay Place. Wellington Send stamped add essed envelope for par ticulars. . OYDAL makei the skin beautiful by makO in,it healthy. Try Sydul for all skin BOARD WANTED. BED and Breakfast, by young Man, and place to keep Baby Car.—Respectablo, 770. Herald. BUSINESS Manager requires large BedSitting Room, full board, meals served in room;, modern convs, garage; good localjty.—Business, 950, Herald. 171RONT Room, sunny, unfurn, for Semiinvalid; with kind Christian people; with Board and Attendance; 30s per week: tiring found.—Sister Esther, Picton St . Ponsonby. lADY (invalid). Board and Attention, J Ponsonby preferred; pay £2 week.Invalid, Aley and Sons. Newton. T>EMUERA.—Board or furn. Rooms it wanted; 2 women.-Business, 680, Herald. WANTED in salutary, frost-free No/'th Auckland, for cultured, elderly man, n Room in the rural home of a pleasant, earnest family, together with uso of about half-acre good loam garden ground, wido outlook, sea view desirable.—Reply, giving full particular, Lifebuoy, 897, Herald.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20554, 3 May 1930, Page 1
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