Explanation:

- Option 1: Bailee

- A bailee is a person who temporarily receives possession of a good or property from another, known as the bailor, for a specific purpose.

- According to Section 71, the finder of goods is like a bailee and must take care of them responsibly.

- Option 2: Bailor

- A bailor is a person who hands over goods or property to another (the bailee) under a contract of bailment.

- This role does not apply to a finder of goods.

- Option 3: Surety

- A surety is someone who agrees to be responsible for another's debt or obligation.

- This has no relevance in the context of finding goods.

- Option 4: Pawnor

- A pawnor is someone who pledges goods as security against a loan.

- This does not relate to finding goods.