PERSONALS AT Mussons Turkish and Sauna Baths Ladies and Gents Relief from Arthritis, and muscular complaints. Ring 73-217. D ARE You in Despair? Depressed? Lonely? Whatever your problem you can share it with a “LIFE LINE” Counsellor. Dial “LIFE LINE” 66-743 any hour day or night. 7126 BALANCE your budget by joining the Druids’ Friendly Society. The benefits are terrific, but you must be a member. Particulars Phone 69-563 or call 227 Manchester st. _. CULOTTE Divided Skirts, Costumes, Coats and Skirts, smartly tailored to measure from our materials or your own. Gould’s 700 Colombo street. 77-424. HFS DOUBLE Breasted Suits recut into S.B. style. Garth Owen, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Tailor, 115 Cashel street (next Whitcombe and Tombs). Ph. 40-539. D FOSTER Home required urgently for 15-month-old Boy or board for Mother and Boy. Phone 496-068 after 5 p.m. GOOD warm clothing is always available at the Central Mission Goodwill Stores (cnr. Armagh and Manchester sts., and 277 Lincoln road). Open 10 a.m. to 3.30 p.m, Monday to Friday. 7951 SEE you at St. John’s Car Accident, Sumner Township, Tonight, at 7.30. SMOCKS: For the largest selection in the South Island call at Barnett Uniforms, Ltd., 707 Colombo street (near Hereford street). Phone 60-927, and our representative will be pleased to call. D LOST AND FOUND BLUE Budgie lost Bishopdale area. Please Phone 597-592. BLUE Teal Purse, containing large sum of money and 2 Golden Kiwi tickets lost vicinity of Drages. Good reward. Phone 76-665. CAR Keys lost, Addington Saleyards or thereabouts. Phone 73-964. Reward. LOST: Lady’s Blue Zip Purse in vicinity parking building in Lichfield street. Urgently required. Phone 67-679. Reward. LOST Truck Spare Wheel, 750 x 16, between Invercargill and Christchurch, approx. March 18. Reward. Ring collect 859-549, Christchurch.l6ol LOST £lB in notes between Hereford st. and Avon Theatre. Ph. 83-552 or 64-640. Reward. LOST: Gold Watch and Bracelet by widow, keepsake, vicinity Hereford Street Post Office, Thursday midday. Phone 525-816.1619 LOST large unaddressed envelope containing papers and cancelled passbooks. Reward. Ph. 61-978 or 39-024. LOST in city, lady’s Gold Wrist Watch, black strap, engraving on back. Finder please Phone 68-789. STRAYED from Bryndwr road, black and white young male Cat. Please Ring 516-602. WELSH Corgi, tan and white, lost Sumner. Finder please Fh. Sum. 6934. WOMEN’S new Black Shoes left C.P.O. Ph. 899-502. Reward. 67 Kerrs rd. TENDERS LOGGING CONTRACT PRICE required to Log by Contract' approximately 4 million feet of timber (log measure) in Inchbonnie area. Own gear is necessary and winch would be required in some areas. For further details contact Jack Burridge. C/o. OKUKU MILLS, LTD., OKUKU MILLS, LTD., KUMARA. Phone 35 or after hours SBM, Kumara Exchange. 5592 WAITAKI ELECTRIC POWER BOARD FOR SALE BY TENDER Tenders closing with the undersigned on April 19, 1967, are invited for the purchase of one or both of the following vehicles: 1958 Austin i-Ton Pickup, mileage 83,500. 1958 Dodge f-Ton Truck, mileage 90,500, compelte with flat deck and side boxes These vehicles may be inspected and road tested at the Power House, Cross street, Oamaru, during normal working hours or at other times by arrangement. Conditions of sale obtainable at the Power House, or from the undersigned , R G. S. POWELL. Chief Engineer P.O. Box 305, OAMARU 5357 NEW ZEALAND FOREST SERVICE SALE OF TIMBER BLYTHEBURN FARM SETTLEMENT WRITTEN Tenders close with the Conservator of Forests, P.O. Box 513, Christchurch, at noon on Friday, April 21, 1967, for the purchase of standing timber at Blytheburn Farm Settlement, reached via Stoneyhurst road, about eight miles from the Main North highway, approximately 72 miles from Christchurch, being those areas containing 5$ acres approximately and being part Rural Sections 25433 and 25483 situated in Block VIII Stoneyhurst Survey District coloured red on the plan lodged with Conservator of Forests, Christchurch. Tenders to state the whole tendered price in cash and envelopes to be marked 'Tender for Timber Blytheburn.” SPECIES: P. radiata, 63,000 cu. ft. approx, to 8 inches S.E.DSPECIES: P. muricata, 1700 cu. ft. approx, to 6 inches S.E.D. SPECIES: P. laricio, 600 cu. ft., approx, to 6 inches S.E.D. TIME OF REMOVAL 15 months. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Further details as to terms and conditions of sale obtainable from the Conservator Qf Forests, Little’s Building, cnr Peterborough and Colombo streets, Christchurch, or Box 513, Christchurch. M. J. CONWAY, Conservator of Forests 3734 A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR A HOME BUILDER A prominent North Islandbased home building organisation has a wonderful opportunity waiting for a sound, financial and competent builder We are offering the franchise system for the erection of our houses in the Christchurch City Area The successful applicant will be backed by an advertising campaign, multi-coloured sales booklets, and every assistance possible from the Head Office. This company is very well established in the North Island, it is very sound, and gives an excellent service on delivery of materials, quotes and costings. Applicants, who will receive further information from one of our executives, who is expected to arrive in Christchurch 1 shortly, should apply m writing ' giving all personal details, ex 1 perience, qualifications and telephone number to: The General Manager, BEAZLEY HOMES. LTD., Private Bag, MOUNT MAUNGANUI. ’ 3589
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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31344, 14 April 1967, Page 22
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