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PERSONAL ("10ME now; let us reason together, saith J God,—lsaiah i., 18. FOSTER'S.—Keep your mind and heart r steady and your luck will hold. My thoughts will he with you. Courage brings good-lurk.—VV.ll.—3. Gi OD is not mocked. What you sow you reap, f —Gal. vi.. 7. f HARRY COX, of Edgecumbc, thank 1» Doctors, Matron listers and Nursing Staff of Whakatano Capital who attended me during my illness lAN ICE A.—Koli i, Juno U * interested, genuine, 1 !>.•—— HJ. ITI 1: Knu.it. j ADY would store Piano free for use of JJ same.—Cartful, 210 I ADY, young, like to meet another lady, re J J practise guitar, view band. —P, 130 j Herald. I Vru. AND MRS. HARNDEN, Birkenhead, I iVL wish to sincerely thank Mrs. Stanley I and the Doctor for their many kindnesses and I untiring attention to dear wee Olive during ! tier long illness. AIR. AND MHS. ROLFE, Putaruru, desire to sincerely thank their many friends for letters, telegrams, verbal and telephono inquiries for the welfare of their son, Reginald (Massey), reported missing from Crete. ! QOIiDIEKS Returning Home. —For a square O deal, we must get together.—Communicate Square Deal. 4H>M. Herald. ! VV r GREY.—Good luck.—J. C. Thomas. WJ ILL Harry Whistance write Mati Delicti, VV 4 Ngaire Av„ Epsom. WILL GENTLEMAN "catching Otahuhu .Bus, June 20. had watch glass and second-hand fitted, and received wrong watch by mistake, return M. GIRAUD, 59 Customs St. Urgent. INTER HE E R REV. JASPER CALDER earnestly asks old frlendi and supporters to contribute to our Coal and Blanket Fund for Winter Cheer. Donations in cash (or orders) are urgently needed for helping the sick. A £lO donation will maintain our Convalescent Home at full strength for ono week. CLOTHING of all kinds: Overcoats Footwear and Warm Woollies for the wee kiddies are required to cheer our needy families — many living in cold, damp houses. All parcels will bo collected and donations promptly acknowledged and wisely spent without deduition for working expenses. "Won't you please help us to help others? AUCKLAND CITY MISSION, 323 Queen Street, C.l. Phones (Mon. to Fri.), 40-050, 43-045. Thanks to K.C. for paying for this advert. MATRIMONIAL FARMER, wishes meet Widow with farm, view matrimony.—Worker, 170 Herald. C 1 ENT., ineligible, meet Lady, farmer, bu«iX riess, financial, view marriage.—Genuine, 17Q Herald. (Tent: good appearance, wishes to J meet Lady (25-30), view matrimony.— Sincere, 230 M Herald. GtENT., 48, refined, in permanent work, desires correspond Spinster, view friendship, matrimony; no agents.—G, 230 II in alp. G1 ENT., 33, like to correspond Lady, view T matrimony; child no objection.—H, 208 Herald. GENTLEMAN, middle-age, good position, car, nould like correspond Lady, view friendship, marriage.—Sincere, 101 Herald. T ONELY People, both sexes, write Jean IJ Bruce, Box 1918, Auckland. Confidential introductions, view matrimony; moderate fee. LONELY Farmer desires meet Lady, view marriage; make appointment.—Genuine, 177 Herald. \fAN, middle-age, would like to make ncJItJL quaintance with Lady, view matrimony; no agents.—W, 144 Herald. I.T7TDOW, with home, meet Man over 00, V? view marriage; no agents.—Sincere, 105 Herald. m WfOULD Lady Singer or Music Lover like V V to form friendship, view matrimony, with Pianist, aged 33, having musical diploma (in camp and proceeding overseas in 0 months), other interests, religion, sociology and books. —XM, BUB Herald. IMK' APPLICANTS Quickly Suited, view matrimony.—Consult Sylvia Gerard. 03 Queen St. (next Hotel Auckland). Phone 42-703. CllJ •ns mrrrrnEEznn AJ. PARK AND SON. Patent Attorneys • (Est. 1895), National Bank Buildings, Shortland St. Call or write for Information. A LF. J. PARKER, F.C.S., F.N.Z.1.C., A Public Analyst, Consulting Chemist, late Govt. Analyst, 10 Ardmore Rd., Ak.; 27-038. ILLIARDS, t»d; Snooker. Oil; 8 tables; _ radio.—Majestic Billiard Saloon. Darby St. DEAFNESS Overcome, scientific Hearing Aids. Consult Mr. Hart.—British Hearts Aids (N.Z.. Ltd.. 171 Queen St. 41-500. DETECTIVES, Australasian Private Detective Agency.-—Confidential inquiries, latest equipment; results guaranteed.—Ph. 02-881. HENRY HUGHES, L T D., Patent and Trade-mark Attorneys, 200 Dilworth Bldg. Free Booklet. OHN W. MANN, Consulting Foot Specialist, 40!) Pacific Bldgs., opposite Civic. Consultations Free. —Phono 30-807. T AUNDRY. —Gentlemen, send your weekly Jj wash to us for quality Laundering and Service. BRITISH LAUNDRY CO., Vans Collect. Phone 40-402. pERFECTION Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Is Unexcelled. PORTER'S DYE WORKS, LTD., Office and Works: 123 Market Road, Epsom. Vans Collect and Deliver. HW' "I?HOST, LTD., • v'• 1. Surgeon Dentists, Jelllroe Chambers, Corner Queen and Wyndham Streets. Hours; MON. to FRI 0 to 5 SAT 0 to 12 FRI. EVENING .. 7 to 8.30 PIIONE 48-232. OARS FOR HIRE T~LL Sixes Cars, Petrol available.—Car x\. Hire, Ltd , Newmarket, Phone 17-18(1. "IARS, late models, all sizes.—ll Nugent j St., off Khyher Pass. Phone 48-511. riARS AND VANS TO RENT O Without Drivers. Caravans to Rent. CADMAN'S PARKING STATION, LTD., Grey's Avenue Phono 40-000. OARS (HIRED WITHOUT DRIVERS. DRIVE YOURSELF, LTD., Phone 43-500. 4 Lower Albert Street. Week Days, from fl/« per Half-day j - per Day. CARS RENTED TO DRIVE YOURSELF. 50 CARS—ALL LATEST MODELS—THE •LARGEST FLEET IN NEW ZEALANDLARGE AND SMALL CARS. Week Days, from «»/ Per Half-day. 10/- Per Day. Phone 40-345, gHORTER'S QARS 55-50 SHORTLAND STREET. TOILET "\/fISS FOX, 11.8. Bldgs., Queen St.—Peril!. manent Waving (oil, steam).—42-010. 10/£J PERM. Cinderella Salon; lovely LZ/O curly ends.—334 K'bape Rd.; 42-877.

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 24009, 5 July 1941, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 24009, 5 July 1941, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 24009, 5 July 1941, Page 1

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