KKSONALS I M)NKrr^Htr3o,~S-dSdT?keto meet lonely girt, view outings and friendship. Apply ZT36B. “Press." X 368 toVM and Dad: Did you read what the Colonel said about Bettles Extra Strong Cough Cure? The guaranteed remtdy S*. 10* at Betties. 2* Victoria street. GeorgeD mr’d _ r~ 6aTTEn, of Christchurch, has joined the Sales Staff Ot N. H. McCrostie and Co. 3027 MERCENARY Soldiers offering services (ex Legion). Anything considered. Apply TS4S. “Press." MARY AND JIM: The Colonel says that you must get a copy of the Husbands’ and Wives’ Guide from George Bettie, 25 Victoria street, Christchurch. If you cannot caU. George will post you one in plain wrapper, free of charge.—Kit,S PRUNING of fruit trees and roses by experienced horticulturist, 10s per hour. Ring 78-976. RESPECTABLE Man, 28, wishes to meet lady fond of countrylife. All replies answered. T 460, ’’Press." TEENAGERS Rendezvous— Friendship House, every Sunday following Evening Service at Central Mission. Items always welcome. 3986 TWO Girls, planning European working holiday, leaving end 1964, seek two other Interested girls, 19-20. Reply T5OO. "Press." TURKISH Baths. Mussons. 184 Hereford st. Ladies’ and Gent’s 'Ph 75-415 Estab 45 years D WORKING mother wishes to contact family who would mind 8-year-old girl during school holidays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. ’Phone 53-521. EXPECTANT MOTHERS MARRIED AND UNMARRIED, and faced with difficulties are assured confidential assistance, advice and accommodation. Consult Motherhood of Man Movement, Inc., P.O. Box 8083. Newton, Auckland. Interdenominational; S ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS THROUGH this Organisation many Men and Women have found a way to overcome their powerlessness over their compulsive drinking. Write to P.O. Box 2062, or: Official ’Phone, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. dally, 70-358. After hours 60-823, 61-040. _S NIXON’S BEAUTY SHOP. 138 Hereford st. ’Phone 64-407. HAS opened a Cutting Bar under the supervision of Gail Bagot. Try a razor cut before your next perm. Perming nights, Monday and Thursday. IF YOU DONT WANT TO STOP DRINKING THAT’S YOUR BUSINESS I If you do want to stop, let us make it ours. Central Group Monthly Open Meeting upstairs. St. Andrew’s Hall, Antigua street, 8 p.m. Films, Speakers, Supper. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, Box 2062, ’Phone 79-770. 3763 STUBBORN BEDWETTING CURED TRANSFORM THOSE MORNINGS! ELIMINATE wet beds, unhappy mornings, dally linen washing. Our perfectly harmless electriccal stimulus conditioning (used with remarkable results since 1947 on all ages) brings results quickly and simply. Moderate hire rates. Confidential, sincere, personal service. Write ’Phone or call SMITHS CLINICS. 240 High street, Christchurch (above Simpson and Williams), after hours 'Phone 79-538; Savoy Buildings, Dunedin, Phone 77-755, after hours 43-396. _S ATTENTION LIGHT HARNESS VISITORS Pastor Andy Todd, the Flying sportsman, holds a special convocation of devotees commencing with high tea at 6 p.m. on Sunday at Prebbleton's Social Centre. BE SURE OF BEING THERE TO JOIN THIS HAPPY THRONG. Everybody Welcome. 2460 BOARD AND RESIDENCE BED. Menu Breakfast, single room, £3 weekly. 232 Worcester street.X9Bol BED, Menu Breakfast. 12s 6d Casuals Perms. Reasonable. Heandy station. 'Ph. 60-129. D BED, Breakfast, £3 weekly 276 Barbadoes st.. City. D BED and Breakfast offered. Washing done 287 Kilmore st. 8135 BED and Breakfast offered. Verv central. Please Thone 60-322. BOARD required for young R.C. lady. Reply P 6251, "Press," BOARD offered dents. ’Phone. TV. CaU 386 Cashel st. 9101 BOARD required for young girl, Papanui area. Apply 445 Papanui road, BOARD offered in modern home to lady school teacher, from beginning of 3rd term. Murray Aynsley area. Apply E 213, "Press?’ BOARD offered two young working boys. Rangiora central. £2 10s weekly. Apply K 736, ‘‘Press,’’ Rangiora, CIVIL Servant working reasonable shift work requires full board In private home with garage preferred but not essential. Please ’Phone 39-345, between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m., Sunday, COMFORTABLE board offered gent. TV. ’Phone 30-935. 357 COWORTABtE Full Board, cut lunch, washing. 344 Lincoln road. Thone 75-929.185 COUNTRY Boy requires good Private Board. Reply P 4439, "Press.” 206 CORAL GABLfcS Guest House. Selected Bed and Breakfast. Permanent or casual. 249 Cambridge tee.. City. Th. 65-805. MWS COMFORTABLE Board offered respectable gents. £4. Waterloo Private Hotel, 516 Colombo street. 6113 EXtELLENT board offered, single room, homely people. Apply 16 Elizabeth street, Riccarton (off Clarence road). FULL Board offered gent. £3 weekly. 'Phone 59-548. 70 FULL Board offered lady or gent. TV. etc. Apply 14 Willow street. City. FULL Board offered, single room. 400 Manchester st. 'Ph. 77-413. 15 GOOD Board offered with good meals for gents 2 Fitzgerald avenue297s KINDLY Catholic foster home required for 13-year-old girl. City or south-west districts preferred. Reply P 4657. "Press.” 2407 MUSICALLY inclined people, fans for good food, have room for 2 more people. Share rooms. Moderate tariff. Thone 40-260. 53 PRIVA7TE board offered student or professional girl. Fendalton. ’Phone 54-598, REST Home, view City. Caters elderly ladies, gents. Thone 63-472THS WANTED: a middle-aged woman to share house in Ashburton with widow. Ring 37-296, Ch Ch. WANTED Board for 10-year-o!d boy on North Canterbury farm during August holidays. Rider’s own gear. ’Phone collect 29-902, Christchurch. YOUTH offered Hoard in comfortable private home, 5m in City, 30s p.w, T 349, "Press." YOUNG lady requires board till end of Novemiier. Reply P 6252, “Press.”
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30212, 17 August 1963, Page 22
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