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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22444, 13 June 1936, Page 1

A NYBODY going Gisborno or "VVairoa end -£-W of month, please advise.—T.H., 14GM, 11 r, n a i.i). \ NYONE going to Napier, 18th, writo -A Engine. 236. llehai.p. _ ANYONE knowing whereabouts Lpw -*•-* Cremar, last heard Kewhiti JRond, Eilcrslip. pleiißO communicate Dick Lewis. \Vailioa. A RTHIJR CORDON WALTON, lnlo of 1\ Oncwhero, Farmer, Deceased. —\\ou Id nny Solicitor or other perßon holding the Will of the above-named kindly communicate with Mr?. V. E. Walton, c.o. Garnet ArrowsTnith, Solicitor, I'unkau. ABY 'Austin Driver.—Thanks for return of Licence. Return of clothes would be greatly appreciated. ABY Girl, 4-12 months old. wanted to adopt.—U.K.. 70. Hkiiat.T). B~" KAVER. linguist exchange Foreign Correspondence, Literature, Books, Papers. —O4 Pariiell Rd., Auckland. EWARE of propaganda against brother nations by interested armament firms to arouse our fears!— Peace Propaganda League (International). 51 Security Hldgß. WILL Not be Responsible for any Debts . contracted in my name.—A. Bodmin, M orri n sville. TACK PUR CELL. Communicate with »' Knight, Clevedon, re job. TESUS fihall bo revealed from heaven in '' flaming fire taking vengeance.—ll. Thossnlonians. ]ADY (elderly) would read Science, etc., ■J to, with, any interested.—Truth, 178, Heuat.p. MATE.— Much appreciated, briefness understood; shop hero next time; mifising you.—Heaps. MAVIS. —Two taxi drivers left gloves, not so green.—Dick. "iSJOTICE.—I. Walter Hume Kerr. 89 Beach lN Rond, Auckland, will not be responsible for Debts, unless personally incurred, from to-day's date.—Walter Tfume Kerr. rPHE Lord delnyeth His coming not willing •' that any should perish.—Tl. Peter. rpTTE Lord of Hosts mustereth the Host JL of the Battle (Isainh IfU. r PO Whom it May Concern. —If certain J- persons in Waitakaruru do not stop spreading rumours about me, proceedings wi 11 bp taken.—H. B. Muncc. — Please write Thel Birch, ' ' Wnipu.—Whaka. "ITiriLL Mrs. Cholmondeley, who rang » ' Mewburn Av. re house, please ring again. • WILL anyone disposing Grammar VV Clothes, Girl 13, Blazer, etc., write Misfortune, 74. Hekalp. THILL Gentleman Standing Upper VV Queen St.. Friday month iso. 10.20. ottered Oirl Lift, buff car conversation, meet to-day, Wellesley St. P. 0., 12.1 a, or write Rosaline, 277. {Herald. I.\7"ILL Arthur Cantcll. who was e.nployrd VV by the Hawke's Bay Rabbit Board on December 2, 1035, kindly communicate with tlio Secretary of tho Board, Hastings. Matter important. ■ TTTILL Someone who loves children Adopt VV n little Boy, aged 2 years.—Write "Welfare," c.o. Hkhai,i>. Rotorua. •yOUR proposition accepted.—Sincere. TTTILL THOMAS WILLIAM WARD, Late of Mullameone, Ballymackney. Carrickmacross, Ireland, Please communicate with his Brother Frank at once and he will hear of something to his advantage. PHE COLONIAL AMMUNITION L COMPANY, LIMITED. MOUNT EDEN. ALL EMPLOYEES ARE REQUESTED TO REPORT FOR WORK ON MONDAY MORNING NEXT. , Juno 15, AT 8 O'CLOCK.

J. C. WHITNEY. General Manager. (WILL Any Person able to give informa- » T <' tion concerning any of the Persons mentioned below pleaße communicato with MANAGER, BOX 35, AUCKLAND. • Last Heard Of. GEORGE BARNES, formerly Dairyman, P. 0., Auckland . . .. 1311 WILLIAM BENNETT, formerly Labourer, Onehunga . . . . . . 1911 JAMES FITZGERALD, formerly Labourer, Papnkura . . . . . . 1911 MARTHA MOORHEAD. formerly Domestic, Mt. Wellington Park .. 1911 TIMOTI REWI, formerly Manager, Wyndham Street .. .. .. 1911 ROBERT WINGATE. formerly Labourer, Symonds Street P.O. .. 1911 SARAH GREY, formerly Widow, 20 Pitt Street 1911 MATRIMONIAL A HOMELY, Christian Widow (55), life income, desire* Inarringe Christian Gent. —Gaybie Verette, Pacific Bldgs., Welles--ley St. East. ATTRACTIVE Auckland Widow (34), comfortable home, desires marriage Working Man.—Gaybie Veretto, 320 Pacific Bklgs., Wellesley St. East; 40-504. . meet Woman, with small incomo, view Marriage.—Sincere, 254, llehapp. Gentleman, 37, sincere, seeks ■ acquaintance Refined Girl, view matrimony.—Dorothy Baker. lADY. quiet, like meet respectable Man J (40), marriage; no agents.—Honest, 225, Herald. lADY (25), good companion, is desirous -I meeting refined Gent., view matrimony. -—Beverly Claire, 5 Gazo's Bldga., Karangaliape Rd. MAN (45), Government position, freehold home, tiesires marriage Widow, Spinster.—Lonesome, 141, Hkrald. OARS FOR HIRE Auckland rental car • co.. 150 ALBERT STREET. 1936 Model Cars for Hire (Without Drivers), from 6s per half-day; 10a per day. Opp. Public Trust. Phone 43-688. C MANNING'S De Luxe Cars for Weddings, ' 12a 6d per hour.—Address: 2 Maungawhnu Rd., Newmarket. Phone 44-414. SPORTSMEN, Book a Caravan, shooting J season; special rates; also Luggage Vailers.—t?ental Trailers. Eden Terrace. "\TOTJ will be thrilled with tho Bridal Cars J- Supreme.—Phone 28-274. CARS FOR hire. WITHOUT DRIVERS. 50 Cars to Choose From. All Lato Models. 6s Half-Day, 10s Per Day. DRIVE YOURSELF, LTD.. 4 Lower Albert Street. Phono 43-500. Contractors to Tourist Bureau.

Q A R S RENTED T° RIVE yOURSELF. 50 Rrnnd New Cars to Choose From. Fleet includes Latest .Packard, Chrysler, Plymouth. V 8 Ford Do Luxe, with Lugpnge Trunks, Morris Twelves, Series 2, Morris 8, etc. One of the Finest Rental Car Services in the World. The Only Firm that renews its Cars every year. Don't Comparo Our Servico with Others. Call and See for Yourself. The Largest Rental Car Firm in Now Zealand, RENTAL QARB Onlv Address: 50 SnORTLAN'D STREET. PHONE 44-061. Freo Transport to our Office within City. AGENCIES VACANT SALESMEN Calling Farmers, sound profitable line. Reserved areas, "Wnnganui, AVhangarei, Auckland (South). Napier, Palmerston, South T sldnd.—.Apply personally or by letter. Gomyns, Argus House, High St., Aucldnnd. AG-EN CI ES WANTED WHOLESALE AGENCIES REQUIRED. » » preferably in Oil, Motor Specialities, Wine and Spirits, Hardware, Tobacco, Confectionery, Hosiery or any profitable Agencies of outstanding quality. Capital available to purchase outright, or _ would act as Manufacturer's Representative. PROGRESS, 267, Herald.