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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1290, 19 November 1896, Page 20

It will surely pay you to look up your old letters, as

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we pay highest cash prices ! for old postage stamps and collections. ' British West Indies and the older issues of the Colonies especially desired. Remittances always made first mail after receipt !of stamps. Forward consignment to A. F. | HAUSMANN & Co., 19, Leader Lane, Toronto, Canada. Established 1872. Oldest stamp importing house in America. Mention this paper. MATRIMONIAL. Twentieth Edition in pamphlet form, NATURE’S HIDDEN TREASURES, by a French Doctor —a cafe and sure guide to health and happiness To married persons, and those about to marry, ii is worth, its weight in diamonds. Price by post, in se>: ure envelope, Is Bd, Stamps. Address—Paiisian A.goncy Co., P.O. Box 766, Sydney. MISSING FRIENDS. | OHNSTONE (DAVID) is enquired for a- I by David Johnstone Hunter, of Birtle, Manitoba, Canada. Johnstone left Dinwoodie, Scotland, some years previous to 1850, his destination being Australia. Any information respecting Mr Johnstone may be sent to the editor of the New Zealand Mail, and will be forwarded to Mr Hunter, or informants may write direct. D. J. HUNTER. INFORMATION is sought by William 1. Lindsay, of Tebay, Westmoreland, England, as to the whereabouts of WILLIAM BETTS or his Family, who emigrated from Hertfordshire, England, to New Zealand about 52 years ago and commenced sheep-farming. Any information as to above sent to the Editor, New Zealand Mail, Wellington, will be remitted to enquirer. A LICE HANSON (nee Alice Nottingingham); last address, Kuraeroa, Hawke’s Bay. Father dead. Write to broken-hearted mother, 10, Railway terrace, Necliells, Birmingham, England.