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WANTED TO PURCHASE TABLE Tennis Table, full size. I Phone 79-734, tricycle and Pedal Car, any i (condition, wanted desperately; Iby young country mother. Inspect anywhere, 89508. “Press." BOARD AND RESIDENCE BOARD offered clean living young gent, in quiet home. Ph. 63-124. BOARD offered Middle-aged Working Man, handv to Airport. Apply PBOOB, •‘Press.” COMFORTABLE accommodation is offered by elderly invalid lady, Fendaltor. road, to female working companion help, preferably with nursing experience, in return for light duties such as cooking evening meal and breakfast. Daily duties already cared for ,by visiting nurse and housekeeper. Phone 559-690, J ELDERLY man, retired, wants board, quiet place, single room. ■ Ur £ ent - 89511, ‘Press.’’ FULL board offered refined young man. Good 3-course dinner. Washing and ironing done. •TV. Homely. 41 Rotherham st., Riccartnn.

WANTED TO RENT SUMNER or Brighton: Self-con-tained Furnished Flat required. 89455, ‘‘Press.” FRUIT, PLANTS,PRODUCE WALNUTS, sell Is 9d lb. ’Ph. 1859-328. HOLIDAY AND HOTEL ACCOMMODATION BRIGHTON: Furn. Bungalow, el. range, radio, h.w., fridge, w.m. Garage. Until Xmas. £4 4s. Ph. 61-146. COTTAGE, Flat or Motel, sleep 4, Hanmer, Show Dav week-end. Ph. 516-972, or P 8213, “Press.” JOJJET A furn. House, Ferry road, 3 bedrms., w. to w., fridge., w.m., suit 3 young men with employers’ references. Write quot- ' ing ’phone and details to PBOlO, “Press.” FULLY Furn. 2-room Flatette, : near Bridge of Remembrance, £4 16s. ’Phone 69-136. FURN. B.S.R. and kitchen. £3 10s, incl. electricity. 282 Hereford street. PAPANUI: 4-bedroomed House, £B, ’Phone 526-625. PROPERTIES FOR SALE PAPANUI: Large 4-Bdrm. House. Floor coverings, etc. Close St. Andrew’s College. ’Phone 526-625. PERSONALS TWO Seats required car travelling Invercargill Wednesday, Nov, 4, Ring 388-663. TRADESMEN ROTARY Hoeing, Lawn Laying, first-class work. Free quotes, immediate attention guaranteed. Phone 35-582 any time. APPEAL FOR SUPPORT U.N. Association Campaign An appeal for widespread support was made by the • Christchurch branch of the ’ United Nations Association through its president (Mr H. ■■ G. Kilpatrick) and vice-presi-dent (Mr A. G. Long). Next year had been nom- ’ inated as “world co-operation i year” by the World Federa- . tion of United Nations Asso- ' ciations, they said, and Dr. 1 Victor Beermann, United ■ Nations representative for Australia and New Zealand, ' would visit the country early in December. He would be ' asked to explain the world- ; wide plan. “There now seem to be grounds for hope for a lessening of the relevance of ideo- ; logical differences,” they said. “In the more technologicallyadvanced societies, both Com- , munist and free-enterprise, sweeping changes are being made in methods of public and industrial administration, involving increasing use of advanced types of computers. Feed-back of progress results for reassessment is proving essential, and this in turn leads to triumphs of pragmatism over dogma. “In this wind of change new trends towards an emerging world society will become • possible, and 1965 may be the critical year for initiative. We call for an effort by people of good will, setting aside preconceptions, to join in moves to take advantage of any possibilities of launching into a new era.” AGENCIES MANUFACTURERS of fast-selling packaged home-made Shortbread wish to widen area of distribution and thus offer local agency to person or organisation handling compatible lines and with the capacity to give appropriate attention to this product. Send full details of territory covered and types of lines' already handled to: "SHORTBREAD.” c/o. P.O. Box 5711, Auckland. 2036 SUBSTANTIAL Auckland manufacturers wish to appoint sole wholesale distributors for all or defined areas of the South Island. Initially only two products are involved, but a regu- ! lar coverage and service of j either/or hardware and sports goods retailers is essential. I interested merchants are in- I ivited to submit full particulars to: "MANUFACTURER.” c/o. A. N. White, Ltd., P.O. Box 860. lAuckland.| JOHNSON HERD TESTER AGENT WANTED WE wish to appoint a reputable established firm, or representa-! tive of high calibre and integ- 1 rity. preferably already- making ■ regular calls upon farmers in i this territory, to sell on an exclusive agency basis our tested, proven, patented herd tester. ; Because of its unique design, high degree of accuracy, unfailing reliability and low cost plus the fact that it is nationally advertised, this unit offers a sales potential that is exceptional. For further details of franchise, territory, etc., please 1 write: The Sales Manager, SCOTTS ENGINEERING CO., LTD., ' P O. Box 2433, Christchurch. Telephone 529-015. 2281|