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INDEX TO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS . p,ge Amusements .. .. 1 Auctions .. ..16 Births and Deaths .. 1 Board and Residence .. 1? Boats, Buy and Sell .. 18 Businesses for Sale .. 18 Carriers .. ..17 Cars for Sale ..18 Car* Wanted ..18 Car Parts and Access. .. 18 Cats. Don, Pets ..18 Chiropodists .. 1 Coal. Coke. Firewood .. 18 Cycles, Buy and Sell .. 18 Dance*. Socials, etc. .. 1 Dine and Wine .. ..17 Driving Tuition .. ~18 Dressmaking .. .. 17 Educational .. ..17 Eggs. Poultry, etc. .. 18 Financial .. ..18 For Sale .. .. 17 Florists .. .. 1 Funeral Notices 1 Fruit, Plants. Produce .. 18 Gardening Aid* .. ..18 Hire Machinery .. ig Holiday and Hotel Accom. 17 Immediate Service 1 Implement* and Mach. Sell 18 Implements and Mach. Buy 18 Ladies’ Column .. ..17 Livestock .. ..17 Lost and Found .. 1 Motor-cycles Buy, Sell ~ 18 Motor Repairs ..18 Musical Instruments .. 18 Opticians .. .. 15 Personals .. .. 1 Properties for Sale .. 18 Propertie* Wanted ~18 Public Notices .. 1, 17 Raffle Results .. 1 Radios, Buy and Sell .. 18 Shipping and Air Service* 15 Situations Wanted— Males .. ..17 Females .. ..17 Farm Work .. ..17 Tailoring .. .. 1 Television .. ..18 Tenders .. ..17 To Let .. .. 17 Tradesmen .. .. 17 Trade Personals .. ..17 Trailers. Caravans, etc. .. 18 Trucks. Deliveries, Sell ~ 18 Trucks, Deliveries. Wtd. .. 18 Tuition .. ■ .. 1 Vacancies— Males .. ..16 Females .. ..16 General .. ..17 Farm Employee* .. 16 Wanted to Purchase .. 15 Wanted to Rent .. ..17 Wanted to Lease .. ..17 RING 50-199—A DIRECT LINE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE "THI PRESS*' CLASSIFIED RATES Meedey Io Frldoy: 1/3 per Ha* (minimum 2/6). 15/2 per lack. Saturday*: 1/4 par lie* (mlalmum 3/101 17/4 per leek. WEEK DArS AND SATURDAYS: Double Column Setting (minimum Jin DC.I Far SC. lock Cl/2/4 Blrtks, Deotk*. Marriages, In Memorlams tkaakr Notice*. Coaling of Age. eta Un to Eve lire* I minimum I 6/- leak additional line 1/2. Engagameet notice* 7/6. OPTICIANS SEVICKE JONES Opticians H. C. Collett, F.80.A (Hons) F S M C. 51 Cathedral square (Corner Chancery lane) •Phones 50-735: P.O. Box 669 D STUART E. NICOL. S D.0.N.Z., 240 High street. ’Phone 77-404. Now has the records of R. S. Lonsdale and Beryl Blgg-Wlther, Ltd. Td

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