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INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Page Agencies .. .. 16 Amusements .. 1, 14 Ashburton Sales .. 29 Auctions 27. 28. 29, 30 Births and Deaths .. 1 Board and Residence .. 16 Boats, Buy and Sell .. 25 Businesses for Sale .. 26 Businesses Wanted .. 26 Cage Birds .. ..25 Carriers .. .. ..16 Cars for Sale .. 24, 25 Cars Wanted .. ..25 Car Parts and Accessories 25 Catering—Cuisine .. 13 Cats, Dogs, Pets .. 26 Chiropodists .. 23 Coal. Coke. Firewood .. 23 Cycles, Buy and Sell .. 25 Dances, Socials, etc. .. 15 Dentistry .. ..15 Driving Tuition .. ..25 Eggs, Poultry, etc. .. 23 Farms for Sale .. .. 26 Farms Buy .. .. 26 For Sale .. .. ..23 Florists .. .. 13 Funeral Notices .. .. 1 Funeral Directors .. 14 Fruit, Plants, Produce .. 26 Gardening Aids ..26 Hire Motor-vehicles .. 25 Hire Machinery .. 22 Hire Miscellaneous .. 25 Holiday and Hotel Accom. 16 Hotels for Sale . . 26 Implts. and Machinery Sell 22 Immediate Service .. 22 Ladies’ Column .. .. 16 Livestock .. ..23 Lost and Found .. ..13 Monumental Masons .. 13 Motor-cycles Buy, Sell .. 25 Musical Instruments .. 23 Opticians .. ..14 Personals .. .. 13 Photography .. .. 25 Properties for Sale 26. 27 Properties Wanted .. 26 Properties Exchange .. 26 Public Notices .. 14 Radios, Buy and Sell .. 23 Records .. 23 Shipping and Air Services 16 Situations Wanted— Males .. .. 20 Females .. .. 22 Farm Hands .. ..16 Sporting Goods .. .. 26 Sunday Services .. .. 15 Tailoring .. .. 16 Tape Recorders .. .. 25 Tenders .. .. 15 To Let .. .. 16 Tours .. ..15 Tradesmen .. ..16 Trade Personals .. 16 Trailers, Caravans, etc. .. 25 Trucks. Deliveries, Sell .. 25 Tuition .. ..16 Vacancies— Males 17. 18, 19, 20 Females 20, 21, 22 Genera] .. .. 22 Farm Hands ..22 Wanted to Purchase .. 15 Wanted to Rent ..16 Wanted to Lease .. .. 16 RING 50-199—A DIRECT LINE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE FUNERAL DIRECTORS LAMB A.. AND HAYWARD. LTD292 Cashel street. (Off-street Funeral Car Park) ’Phone 65-879. A. H. MARKER, Managing Director. WS G. BARRELL AND SONS. LTD. FOR FUNERALS (Established 1876) 221 DURHAM ST.. Christchurch (Comer St. Asaph and Durham streets) 'Phone 70-807 (Day or Night) WS J. LAMB AND SON, (Established 1872» 234 Lichfield street. •Phone 69-483. D. M. LAMB. E. H. HEATLEY. WS JOHN RHIND, LTD. D. R. Rhind, J. D. Rhind 19 London street, ’Phone 69-546 Near Corner Bealey and Fitzgerald avenues. WS AMUSEMENTS WAIPOUNAMU HUI ARANGA: WA IPO UN AMU HUI ARANGA: Any Maoris who wish to attend the Hui to be held at Motukarara from Thursday. March 30, to Easter Monday. April 3, would you please contact the Secretary advising the number wishing to attend and for details MRS E. PIT AMA, Secretary. 293 Cashel street, CHRISTCHURCH. 2838 THE BURNSIDE RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB OPENING DAY: SATURDAY. MARCH 18, BURNSIDE PARK. 9.30 a.m.—Underweights. 2.00 p.m.—Under age and open grades. All players and intending players welcome. S. B. ARMSTRONG. Secretary. 2408

RANDOM REMINDER NAY, BOORS There is no doubt about inside, they do come “Lady,” he replies, in a ; it, buying a new house across and offer you a voice of doom, “your ■ with a three per cent. cup of tea—both neigh- foundation’s bulging.” : loan must be a good busi- hours, simultaneously. She colours slightly and ness. Buying what is And even when that is spills some tea in her discreetly termed an sorted out, your prob- saucer, but he goes on “older style home” has lems are far from over, relentlessly: “Your roof's ■ its worries and frustra- for the one you have like a sieve,” (and you tions: and even when chosen for your host remember, with a sinkthe documents have been will, with all the assuring feeling that you hadsigned, the deposit paid ance of the Mayor or n’t looked at the roof) and the purchaser trus- commander of the street, “both chimneys are sed up good and hard for completely spoil your nearly over and as for the term of his natural morning tea. the borer ...” life and beyond, there “So they managed to get Afternoon tea at the are still problems, not rid of the old place at other neighbour’s home the least of which is last,” he will murmur, is scarcely any more meeting the neighbours half to himself. “You cheering. “The Smiths on either side, who have know, I could have got it were such nice people,” been in residence for at for two-five,” (estate they say meaningfully, least sixty years. agents’ jargon this, and, “They kept the garden They seem well-inten- incidentally, five less in such beautiful order tioned at first in spite of than you paid) “but,” he and their children were the superior and sly way continues. “I watched it so quiet,” (this laSt as they look over your poor being built 45, or was it your tribe is racketing sticks of furniture, 46 years ago, and talk round in one of the appearing even more about jerry 1” empty rooms with a miserable on the van “But it’s a good sound noise like a‘gymkhana), than they ever did in house,” your wife puts in, No, there’s a lot to be your old house. But trying to defend your said for going into a new when you have it all business acumen. suburb.