LOST AND FOUND. XOST. —Black Smooth-haired Slieep Dog; J answers name Pat. Good reward.— Address at Times. 176 lOST. —G&lllpolt Star, 12/1027. Reward. j —5. oraydon, Clarence Street, Hamilton. 247 LOST. —On January 2 9th, from Bridge Street, one gentleman's bike, No. ?v 78 8. Reward. 23 2 OST, In Lake Grounds or Victoria i Street, Hed Leather Purse.—Finder return to Stevens' Book store. Reward. 240 LOST, Sunday, Janua: Anglesea Street and XJ Anglesea Street and Karainu, Fishing Rod, In case.—Reward Times Olllce. 233 r OST.—Bag, left behind on Frankton U 'bus, opposite Times OlTlce.—Flndei pleaso return to Times Olllce. Reward. 135 LOST. —Brown Drauglit lieldlng, white fare, shoes worn. Reward. —-'Phone 2008, or D. MuKinnon, Frankton, 182 LOST. —Pearl Brooch, vicinity of Grey Street, valued as keepsake.—Reward LOST, on Sunday, Ohaupo Road, set or Indian Motor Cycle Tools.—Reward on return to Uiis office. 104 LOST, Monday, February 7th, Hamilton or Frankton, Right Side curtains or Ford Car. Finder please call up Telephone li'iifl, or leave Times Olllce. '.'35 OST.—Thursday, i and 5 p.m., between -o-i Hamilton and Frankton Post Office, a Cold IVeck Cham, will) Amethyst Pendant attached. Finder kindly leave at Frankton Post Office. Reward. 157 STOLEN, on Thursday, 3rd Inst., Fox J Terrier. Anyone detr'-' prosecuted. *vu T RAYED. kJI Black Shetland Pony Mare.Kia Ora Tea Rooms, Hamilton; 'phone 1340. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. New Zealand Branch: Custom House Quay, Wellington. LOST POLICY. XT Is the Intention of the Society on or arter the eighth day or March next, to ;sue a Copy Policy in place of Policy No. 431U45 on the Hie or Thomas Nllman l.awson, which Is declared to have been burnt. Dated at Wellington this eighth day of February, 1921. \V. J. HARLAND, a? 4 Acting Manager for New Zealand, o u mo n a k ioiu - A RCHITE G T, .Next to Library, Victoria Street, HAMILTON. VIT G H E T T AND DEBS, SOLICITORS, AUCKLAND. HAVE MONEY TO LEND AT CURENT RATES ON GOOD SECURITY. kfISS "VTERA "OOH'NSON, A.i.C.L., L.A.B, W TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, RESUMES LESSONS FEBRUARY Ist. A ddres; CORNER OF LONDON AND HINE.MOA STREETS, HAMILTON. 'Phone No. 207 5. M R A HTH TEACHER Or PIANOFORTE, SINGING AND ORGAN, is prepared to take a limited number of pupils. For further particulars and terms address c/ o .Mr J. I. Moulncs, Monavale, Cambridge. 5-.! 3 SINGING AND ELOCUTION. Pupil of the Great Teacher, R. Izard Coltman, of London, will visit Hamilton one day weekly. LESSONS GIVEN IN SINGING AND ELOCUTION. Engagements Accepted. Further particulars Times Ufllce. 333 M R - T. S W EI ORGANIST & CHOIR MASTER, ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH, HAMILTON. Teacher of Pipe Organ, American Organ and Piano, vacancies ror a limited number of Pupils. STUDIO: McGUIRE'S BUILDNGS. 'Phone 1458. Box 133. M R R W. HARDINGHAMPROFESSIONAL PIANOFORTE TUNER AND REPAIRER (Member of Auckland Provincial Pianoforte Tuners' Association). OVER 25 YEARS' LONDON AND COLONIAL EXPERIENCE Residence: River Road (two doors from Presbyterian Churcb.) 'Phono 1474. 0 > TO LEND.J freehold si Smith, Victoria Mortgage, Apply T>E YOUR OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS. SVE CAN BE OF REAL TANGIBLE SERVICE TO YOU. Under the present conditions prevailing to-day it Is an obvious Tact that the conversion or BOOK DEBTS INTO CASH is most essential. OUH WHOLE TIME AND ENERGY IS AT YOUR DISPOSAL. Agents and Correspondents throughout New Zealand and the Commonwealth or Australia. Banker's Reference —Bank of Australasia, Hamilton. P.O. Box IS6. Telephone 1735. VITAIKATO "VITERCANTILE AGENCY, ACCOUNT COLLECTORS—TRADE ASSIGNEES. Established 1913. Everybody's Buildings, Hamilton. (Opposil" Commercial Hotel.) PROFESSsonni. M n E 'AAV BUILDINGS, HAMILTON EDWARD 11. D OWSET ' W A HMSTRO:s ' 0 - A.LA. N.Z. Late of the 9 all of Messrs Watklns, Hull, Hunt ana Wheeler, Wellington, has commenced practice at Hooker and Kingston's Buildings, Hamilton, as a PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR AND COMPANY SECRETARY, and Local Representative for Bank's Commercial college, Wellington. R. P. H AZARDi AP - A - (N - Z0 PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT A: AUDITOR. Railway Buildings (Room 7), HAMILTON. P.O. Box 40. Telephone 1591. Accounts Written Up: Balance Sheets; Audits, Secretaryships. Land and Income Tax Returns, etc. fij HEALTH DRINKS IN EACH lldl 11.1.. Stevens' Health sail makes a delicious llilrst-qiicticlilng beverage ■ keeps the entire system in lip-top condition. l.o>e that "ragged out" reeling"; replace It wall vitality a'id health. Take a glass each day—it keeps Ills away. 1 Lndies should protect tnemselves from Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat 3, etc., by putting about 10 drops of Nazol on a handkerchief and placing it inside a blouse on the chest. Use Nazol freely n this way—it does not injure the most delicate fabric. 3. Let NORTH BRITISH SOLID TRUCK I TYRES carry your loads. The most satis- i factorv Truck Tyre service In all the world. Built in iu-Kdiu by brltiab everts. 102
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Waikato Times, Volume 94, Issue 14586, 8 February 1921, Page 4
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