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WANTtO TO RSNT AtCOMMOftAtIoM. Flats and House* urgently required. Excellent tenant* waiting. No charge to owner. ’Phone N G. Lorimer’s Accommodation Bureau, 42-559. D AccOMMobAtlON Urgently Required for recommended Clients. No charge, no obligation. Please Ring Mr* Halt *O-906. 64-871. Hunter’s Accommodation Bureau. MTWH CenTre. John Patrick’s, 194 Hereford st. ■Phones BA-24*. 87-584. Always urgently requiring Furnished and Unfurnished Flats and Houses. No charge. No obligation. <399 fefcb-SltWTd room or srnili self-contained unfurnished 1bedroom Flat, middle-aged lady. ’Ph. 43-509. DOCTOR n aquiree tor himself only attractively Turn. Flat. Refrigerator, etc., within reach of Harewood until mid-March. Please ’Ph. N. G. Lorimer’s Accommodation Bureau, 42-559 MliW. House or Flat, from Nov. as. tor a fortnight. Two adults. TtoM 38-688 FURBISHES House on Cashmere, St. Andrew* or Clifton tor middle-aged American couple for epprox. S months. Please ’Phone N. G Lorimer’s Accommodation Bureau. 204 Cashel st- 42-559. S.C. 1-Bedroom Fum. Flat, urgent. St. Albans. Writ* P 6640. "Press.” 227 STORAGE Space required, preferably north of Square. Long term essential. "Phone Peter Brett, 43-799. UNFURNISHED House in Shirley area for quiet family. Please "Phone N. G. Lorimer’s Accommodation Bureau, 42-559.

WANTED to Rent. Garage, vicinity west end Woodham road. Please ring 78-151. HOLIDAY AND HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Alt. Electric 3-berth Caravan available from January 14 at Pohara beach. Golden Bay. "Caravan." Box 33. Takaka. 4089 AkAROA: Six Fully Furnished Self-contained Holiday Flats, opp. N.Z.R. Bus Terminal. Not Xmas or Jan. Inquiries, 'Phone 48-170. THS ARTHUR’S Paas. Close Store, all-electric Bungalow, £5 se». (Christmas £l5 15®.) Ph, 61-146. 8194 ! Oui- aim is to help you Play as you Pay Geraldine Motels. 'Phone 501. H DEVON Private Hotel. 89 Armagh st. 'Ph. 76-759. Three minutes from Square. THS FURNISHED ~ Cottages. Pic ton Sound. Excellent Ashing, shooting, swimming. No mosquitos. Particulars from Shallcrass, Picton, or Guthrey Travel, "Phone 62-969, or Mt. Cook Travel, 76-702, Christchurch. KIWI HOUSE, 875 Colombo st.. tor Fully Furnished Holiday Flats. Honeymooners. Families, Tourists. Also Casual Bed and Breakfast. Car Park. 'Phone 80-171. D MARINA Tourist Flats' New Brighton. P.O. Box 8508, Ol’ch. Ph. 98-541. D PEEL Forest: Kapai House for a Restful Holiday. ’Phone 798 W. Geraldine. BBS VICTORIA Guest House have few vacancies for Xmas and Jan. period. ’Phon* 735 Geraldine. 4097 WAI KU Kt) Beech, ax. luxury Ftert. amxnunodaite 8. Kridge, washing machine. etc. Cot and high chatkr pmndded. Available until Christxnas. Sgn* weak. ’Ph. 47-5828382 METRO MOTELS New Christchurch Motel* 140 Lincoln rd. 'Pho.ie 50-832. or 898, ask for 9564 U. Bookings available. THS NEW WINDSOR PRIVATE HOTEL 47 Manchester st. ’Phon* 76-887 SUPERIOR BED AND BREAKFAST Good Table. Casual* and Permanents. THS HAVE YOU TRIED GOLD PROSPECTING? STAY at Pinedale Motor Camp, Deep Creek. Canvastown. Mariborough, half way between Blenheim and Nelson. Lovely bush, fly fishing, swimming. Cabins, canteen. Cabin vacancies second week January. A.A privilege*. Tel. BJ, Canvastown, or write V. E. Hart. Caretaker. 3433 LADIES’ COLUMN LAYETTES are our Speciality. Write or call for our Free Layette Price List. Treasure Cot, now at 790 Colombo st. THS NfiW—lnsist on odourfree Samtised Santex always. The softest finest Santowl with Nolyn Still only 3* D

RANDOM REMINDER DOORSTEPS Notwithstanding the old and battered as the shooting deer or tramptemptations of the vol- containers for tobacco ing up and down preuptous fare provided by they have carried since cipitous mountains at his a score of food shops in their fifth form days. own extraordinary pace. Christchurch, the pro- A few, with ador- When he brings his vision of cut lunches > n S wives, produce lunch to the office, it is for children and adults “ a y °y ° a V little tins quite clear that he preis still a major under- an “ jars and spoons, to pared it himself. He has taking in hundreds of regale themselves on only three sandwiches a homes. When there is a delicacies inspired no day, they are of large school-aee family, , U J?,. b ?' .Y 1 ® monstrous size. He conthe task of cutting °‘ Elizabeth. And if one fesses that he uses a sandwiches begins soon cuts one s lunch accord- whole brown loaf of after day break; and * n £ to ones cloth, there bread each day in the always, there is the J® no better example of preparation of the three problem of producing y l ® link between the sandwiches. He simply something fresh and at- fellow and his food than calls them full-size, tractive for tastes which a man °f this columns When he opens his lunch differ as sharply as acquaintance. He is a packet, the eyes of newsizes. ve y la fS e young man, comers start from their Among adults, there is ® nd when he walks heads. They lay there. — an interesting study to l he street the sandwiches—looking be made from observa- Blacks have to run to Hke the pedestal for tion of cut lunches. keep abreast of him. He some large and imposing Small, neat, clerical J* a newspaper reporter, public monument. They workers often have P ut ,.. e ?l j,. B require a firm, twosmall, neat lunches. handling *” e delicate de- handed grip, and one of with each item packed urns of the cut flower them looks large enough with a particular eye on section of the annual to last an hour, hygiene. Other men of- show, he is in the back "You can’t work on ten have lunch tins as country of Canterbury, nothing,” he says.