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BOARn and residence 88796 "PTS?." City young gg Casual Md L B?eakfa^t <; ‘ :O < ! ?Js Odati ° n . offeF«T~Bid WorcSter ’ ea ~ Phone I Doubte™ stoglo AecommodlttoJ;. KfiTj C ? pk ?d Breakfast, Select Private M.M9. handy Squarg - W day -Phonl f ASUAL Accommodation, breakfast trav homely. 89397, “Press ” J Must be board offered in refined home to a WANTED full Board by retired middle Wlth Private family. 88971, SUNWICK Guest House, High street Picin Eed or 2 Ladies, or couple with baby no objection. 929 Feyry ro°d, WoolMidland, 241 Hardy street, oppoahd Breakfast. CLANRA.NALD,” 6 Duncan street Dun--13-49b ßed and Breakfas t, 8s daily. 'Phone 5,° ARD wanted by young working man' pJef BBM “p a r b P l g'.' Wlth homel y PeoPte Working Man wants Full w 4t r f-« B i an ? ets ■ , and linen supplied. write 55 Centennial ave., Riccarton. X 9349 HOTEL CECIL (Private), under new man- ♦ 1 C £ sual accommodation, bed and breakfast. 73 Manchester st. 5763 and - Guest“ House, 33 Clifton terrace, Sumner. Vegetarian situation. 'Phone 46-287. X 8732 Board in private home for Girl end T of March. Please write Mrs E. Wilding, Hundalee. X 8271 v^t?^totB eW i,¥ a S a Waterloo’ p r l--51 o Colombo street 'Phone 31-205, Bed and Breakfast. T.C. 9 A: Mount Pleasant '"Guest House, bed and breakfast; 1 minute from town and safe bathing beach. Apply Proprietor. or Phone 709. m c NELSON—Excellent cuisine and C ? m^ ort the "Parkside” Guest ''pSX fSr ( 2 pp ' Botanic ReSng 2M. Picton. and toners any time GENTLEMAN, good living, would like to ™ gle • Woj P an or Widow, between 88599 3 “Press'” tO cornpan Y and outings. in the S ° un ds. Cabins to Let in beautiful surroundings. First vacancies late January. Pdng 299 D, or write Gould Onahau Bay. Picton. •j* q DUNEDIN: Terry’s Private Hotel, 303 King HAmlur n^ xt üb 2i c Hospital, caters Homely, Comfortable Accommodation, moderate tariff. ’Phone_l3-266 T.C. MEALS and Accommodation at Sitllwater Junction Hotel (only nine miles from Greymouth). Early morning rail-car passengers specially catered for. C. F Hovle Prop. .js’ COMFORT and Hospitality in the Mountains at National Park Hostel, Arthur’s Pass. Modernised and renovated; excellent table. Deer and chamois hunting. KENILWORTH PRIVATE HOTEL, 92 Hill street, Wellington: First-class Dinner, Bed, and Breakfast Service. Pleasant lounges and grounds. Reserve now for holidays. t C TAURANGA. Paying Guests, Citrus Orchard, handy boating, swimming, etc. Delightful situation: comfortable, convenient. Particulars at P 3753, “Press.” A REALLY GOOD BED and —Quiet and Comfortable, smin from Square. BEVERLEY HOUSE. 222 Peterborough st. ’Phone 7246. 10s daily, £3 per week. Permanent, by arrangement. r QUEEN CHARLOTTE SOUND LOCHMARA LODGE, 4 miles from Picton. Vacancies from 18th February. Fully equipped, self-contained cottages, hot showers, electric light, patents, dinghies. Telephone 285. PICTON. T.C. WOODSGIFT REST HOME, KOWAI BUSH, For a Quiet Holiday or to Convalesce. Ring BK, Springfield, or write Misses Gold. , w.s. AVONHURST, 154 THE TERRACE. ’ WELLINGTON. Quiet and Select. Bed and Tray. Casuals only. Central. Telephone 45-848. Telegrams: “Avonhurst.” Wellington W.S. “THE LODGE,” 36 HEREFORD STREET. The Favoured West End The City’s Premier Private Hotel. It combines Every. Comfort and Luxury in a Refined Home, with proximity to the Centre of the City, the Botanic Gardens, Canterbury College, and the River Avon. MRS M. B. GUNN, Proprietress. Telephones 33-870, 33-871 T.C.

THE MOUNT HOTEL offers excellent Cuisine and Accommodation. A private suite is available. It is the ideal place for a restful holiday, with the peace, beauty, and relaxation so necessary to health. Surf or harbour bathing, boating, fishing. Rail, bus, or fly direct. Write Mount Hotel, Box 12, Mount Maunganui, or ’Phone 803 W, Tauranga. T.C. PACKFORDS The Popular Suburban Guest House "Dickensian” Atmosphere. Evening Dinner. Limited vacancies for Easter BOOKING NOW for Centennial GelebraBe Early and avoid disappointment at PACKFORDS. CHRISTCHURCH, 23-598. ■_ W.a.

LOST AND FOUND > FOUND, Gold Bar Brooch in Rugby st. ’Phone 22-949. ■ FOUND, a lady’s Gold Watch, on February 24th. Inquire 24-733. j FOUND, Spaniel, white with brown mark- I ings, Waipara collar. Apply S.P.C.A. I Kennels, Bassett street. i BROWN Leather Engraved Handbag Lost, vicinity Waltham rd. 16 Rogers st. BRITISH Empire Athletic Sports Day. Lost pair Polaroid Glasses in Case. Re- l ward. ’Phone 41-400, ask for 82345. i LOST, March Ist, Heart-shaped Locket,; initialled B.N.P. 89375, "Press.” LOST, Black and White Smooth-haired Dog, Ashley-Okuku-Cust districts, 3 weeks ago. Reply 89187, "Press.” . LOST, Black and White Pup, between Rolleston and Sockbum. Apply Motorways. Reward. LOST, Child’s new Shoes, size 8, in box, somewhere City. 8/- Reward. Z 89064, “Press.” 1 LOST, Red and White Crusader Badge on bar, between Boys’ High School and Rugby sL_ Reward. Ring 22-598. LOST, Returned Services' Badge, No. 4211772. Finder please return R.S.A. Sec., Ashburton, or R. Gu.sette, Carew. 618 LOST, 32 Ewes, branded UP, conjoined, and Sickle in Red; ear mark, top off near ear and front bit off, off ear. Please ring RAC. Burns, Te Pirita, Rakaia, 85R. —2609 LOST, small Lady’s' Purge containing Banknotes, butter coupons, and Wellington tram tickets, vicinity of Central Post Office, on Wednesday afternoon. Finder please ring 41-394. Reward. : —— ONE Teal Cardigan, between Lichfield and Hereford sts. via Durham st. Finder please dial 398 and ask for 7038 M. POM, light fawn cross, female, lost. Reward, information leading recovery 303 Ferry road, or ’Phone 31-013. SPECTACLES in brown case, High st. Mrs Alpers, 25 Stratford st.. Fendalton. LOST, Friday, Large Black Leather Envelope Handbag, patent leather flap, contents sentimental value. Good reward. LOST a Waliet in Christchurch or New Brighton, containing a Sum of Money and Papers. Name and address on papers. Reward. ’Phone 48-271. ——- STRAYED, Sheepdog Pup, black, white on muzzle and chest. Registered 2a55. Any information please ring 488 M, SumSTRAYED from Burwood, Chestnut Gelding, no cover. Reward for information. 34 Quinns road, Shirley. 705, STRAYED from Springbahk Railway Stock Yards on Thursday. March 9th, thirty-five ; two-tooth Halfbred Ewes. Red brand shoulder similar to a Y. Ear mare; right ear two front bits. Left ear two front bits, one back bit. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of these sheep please ring Dalgetv and Co., Ltd., Oxford, ’Phone 6 or 33-600, Christchurch. 2569 WOULD 7 person who picked up Suitcase outside Whitcombe and Tombs, Cashel street, please contact Martyn, Central . Hotel. : ; IF YOUR DOG OR CAT IS LOST, or has I Strayed, communicate with the S.P.C.A ANIMALS’ HOME, 59 Bassett street- Bur- | wood. TELEPHONE 37-407. T.C. j — ! WANTED TO LEASE i WANTED urgently, small Glasshouse and ? a TO 3 A B cJ« wanted to Uease by Clerk ' for vegetables. Handy to city if possible, i Store space for lease in lyttel- ! TON. Situable for Warehouse or Store Accommodation, approximately 4000 sq. feet of well-lighted floor space, comprising to la p H o" Box"? 23 SSsUhSrch