WANTED TO LET BACHES to Let, Onahau Bay, Queen Charlotte Cound. Stores daily. Write ; Hebberd, P. 8., Picton, or ring 151 K, Picton. 1 : T.C. CITY, in superior home, small sunny room; morning tray. Ideal someone away during day. Vacant Monday. References. P 3193, “Press." ... WANTED TO RENT FURN. Flat, A 7129, is taken. All applicants thanked. BACH Wtd. over Easter, any beach handy to City. A 7836, “Press." WANTED to rent, Unfurn. 8.5. R., quiet elderly 1ady.A7834, "Press." PRIVATE Garaging for small car Wtd., vicinity hospital. Write A 7976, "Press." FLAT', at Casnmere district, 2 bedrooms. Apply 43 Webb st. ’Phone 22-314._ X 7934 FLAT or Private Board for Two Young Men attending University. A 7928, "Press. ” BY respectable married couple, Furn. or Unfurn. Flat, vicinity Christchurch. A 7946, “Press." CAREFUL Tenants, desperate for unfurn. liduse, flat or baqh. Rent reasonable. 'Phone 30-636. X 7654 CENTRALLY situated, 2-Bedroom ETat for 3 quiet adults; willing care for garden. A 7941, "Press.” QUIET young Christian couple desire S.C. Plat or Bach. ’Phone, dial 398, ask for 7180. A 7805, “Press.” LADY, quiet, permanent, requires Large Unrurn. Room or 2 rooms and kitchenette. A 7738, "Press.” YOUNG couple urgently require House, S.C. Flat, or Rooms, preferably unfurnished. A 7249, “Press.” BUSINESS Couple urgently require S.C Unfurn. Flat, as near to Show Grounds as possible. A 7831, "Press.” THREE quiet business people need Two Bedrooms, centrally situated, self-con-tained Flat. A 7940, “Press."* FEN DALTON 1-Bedroom Flat, middle-aged couple preferred. Rent, £2 15s. Credentials to P.O. Box 605. WANTED, Furn. Bach for 2 middle-aged people; cooking conveniences. Rent 'reasonable; and handy to City. A 7947, “Press.” PROFESSIONAL Couple (no children), careful tenants, urgently require Selfcontained Flat in quiet locality. Ring 37- X 7899 WANTED to Rent, Furnished or Unfurnished House or Flat, by young couple, 2 to 3 miles from city preferred. Please ring Mr Clement, day 40-014, or 34-282 evenings, between 6 p.m., 7 p.m. SENIOR UNIVERSITY LECTURER, wile and two .children, just arrived from England, wish to Rent House, furnished, part, or unfurnished, or Large Flat. Reasonable locality, close bus or tram route. Urgent. Please reply to MOWBRAY, School of Engineering, Canterbury College. ’Phone 36-289. X 7597 BOARD AND RESIDENCE WORKING Man wants board, St. Albans district. P 3189. "Press.”'ss2 BOARD wanted in home, by middle-aged lady, willing to help. A 7964, "Press." PERMANENT and Casual Accommodation at Hotel Cecil, Manchester st. 8081 BED and Breakfast, quiet and comfortable. close station. 59 Ferry rd. ’Phone PRIVATE Board required by young man for approx. 6 months. Apply P 3179, “Press.” ENGINEERING Student, sober habits, requires board within mile approx, college. A 7966, "Press.” EX-NAVAL Man. student, seeks board; facilities study main requirement..’Phone 38- 10-12 a.m. X 7746 208 KILMORE street: Avonview offers Bed and Breakfast; facilities for light meals. Garage. ’Phone 32-955. 598 BED and Breakfast, short term visitors, superior accommodation. 133 Peterborough street, City. X 7665 CHATTSWORTH Convalescent Home. Evfiry care and attention. Beautiful surroundings . ’Phone 22-526.X6266 QUIET respectable man, sober tiabits, wants board, reasonable, out Addington way preferred. A 7711, “Press.” AUCKLAND Lady, refined, would appreciate board, good homely home; willing to assist. A 7847, “Press." HAPPY Holiday at Excelsior Hotel, Christchurch. Sunny bedrooms, all with hot-cold running water.. E 4 QUIET Young Man who neither smokes, drinks or keeps unreasonable hours, desires homely board urgently. ’Phone DUNEDIN: Terry’s Private Hotel, 303 King street, next Public Hospital, caters Homely Comfortable Accommodation, moderate tariff. ’Phone 13-266. T.C. NELSON—Stirling Guest House. Hardy street, opposite Newman’s. Centrally situated. Bed and Breakfast accommodation. Tariff £3 3s weekly. X 6901 JUNIOR Shorthand-Typiste wanted for approximately six months. Thirty-five-hour week. Wage £3 10s. Apply Tractor Dept., Brown and Dureau, Ltd., Box 474, Christchurch. QUEEN CHARLOTTE SOUNDS. LOCHMARA LODGE, Double Cove, Picton, has a few vacancies available now. Fully equipped S.C. cottages, el. light, h. and c. showers, patents, dinghies; four miles from Picton. Ideal holiday resort. Telephone 285, Picton. T.C. HAIRDRESSING MONTEREY Salon, Davidina Bruce, Undine steam waving for perfection; no dryhair. 8176 WHY PAY MORE FOR THAT PERMANENT WAVE? Our prices are as follows: Full head, £1 Is; % head. 17s 6d; Setting, 4s 6d; Styling, 5s 6d. VALERIE SALON, 141 Manchester st., opp. Excelsior Hotel. ’Phone 35-588. 8084 THE BETTER YOU LOOK, THE BETTER YOU FEEL—For the simpler way to HAIR LOVELINESS have your Hair Waved at the JOSETTE SALON, opp. Kincaids. ’Phone 38-318 'for your appointment. 8085 MRS H. HENDERSON, Triangle Toilet Salon. ’Phone 37-834. Eugene, Non-Electric, and Combination Permanent Waves, Hair Styling, etc. Reconditioning Treatments. 281 HIGH ST. (Entrance next Beck’s Silks.) cc2s MARION KIDD Permanent Waving .Specialist Individual Stylisi 116 LICHFIELD ST., cnr. Manchester st. 'PHONE 33-837. T.C. SUZANNE BEAUTY SALON. SUZANNE BEAUTY SALON. Permanent Wave Specialists. Oil, Nonelectric. Eugene New Machineless. No Heat. No Weight. Facials, Eyebrows, Tinting. STEWART DAWSON BLDGS., 222 I High street. ’Phone 41-227. Monday and | Friday evenings. MlBl2
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Press, Volume LXXXV, Issue 25741, 1 March 1949, Page 9
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