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PUBLIC NOTICES EX ROYAL NAVYMEN'S ASSOCIATION CHCH BRANCH FRIDAY. APRIL 25 Clubrooms open 4 am. Dawn Service 6.15 a m ssrmble in Clubroom 6 am. Breakfast served in Cluboms after Dawn Service. All members and new memrs welcome S. K HALLIGAN. Hon Secretary. 3778 ER ALDINE YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUB Annual Ploughing Match id Atlantic Qualifying Event be held on the Property of Mr E. Wooding. Four Peaks, Geraldine. Classes-. Atlantic, Qualifying! ent, Class A.B Shortboard. bss C D Longboard. Class E urfurrow Entries close on Friday. May! with cither G. Temberton.; one 355 Geraldine, or B.’ )oding. Phono 808. Woodbury. I 3791; CHURCH NOTICES GOSPEL LIFE MINISTRY rvices 10.50 a m. and 6 50 p.m t CHRISTIAN FAITH CENTRE 104 Gloucester St. ening Message PROCLAIMING THE REALITY OF JESUS CHRIST Preacher: Mr S M. Tucker PERSONALS ~ bY, 39, seeks female com>anion for occasional out-, ngs. Ph. 896-411. TO LET MALI graduate, 21 to 25, ranted to share flat near Pa>anui Rd, from mid-May. ting 559-808 ATETTE, fully furn., Worceser St, near gardens. Suit maure or bus lady. 87. Phone 84-870. RNISHED room. suitable ady. 95.50. Apply 406 Oxford ■ce. Phone 69-526. LF contained furnished flat, iuit two men. Linwood Ave. 3 10s per week. Phone 81-611 >r 45-217. WANTED TO RENT iIHRSiMAH - requires uhfurn. bedroom home with carpets md drapes. Northern suburb. »n Midland bus route Careul tenants. Ph. Sefton 847. collect. 2103 LANDLORDS i number of selected tenants' iting for 1. 2 and 3 bed>med unfurnished and furn ied flats and houses. Rtccar-, i. Papanui. Merivale, and itral areas. Must be clean. flats and houses inspected., tenants interviewed. Mrs Milne. )LLIFFE'S ACCOMMODATION . BUREAU M.R.E.I.N.Z. j 172 Hereford Street. ’hone 66-347. A.H. 44-516. 3779 >ARD AND RESIDENCE LL board required by male eacher. north-east of city. hone 856-879 after 8 p.m. NURSING HOMES NFORTABLE licensed home or elderly ladies. Reasonbie. Hoon Hay. Ph, 385-315. TRADESMEN WN mowing, lawn faying, eed killing, concreting. For rompt service Ph. 599-331. ; 2102, ANTED TO PURCHASE WTWti old telephones. Phone SHING machine. agitator vpe. Must be reasonable orer. Phone 859-481. EDUCATIONAL PtTRIIHCIb teacher willing ) coach English and geogiphy to School Certificate »vel. Phone 79-129. lACHINERY & FARM~ EQUIPMENT SELL SBiOinujofdleicl, 1958 - Cxn e seen working. 8300. Ph. D7X. Dunsandel. RfBEHCH, 14ln portable, twin drive (no motor). 830. Tank. DOOwt external element. Suitble cleaning parts. New ond, 320 0.n.0. Ph. 383-699. MACHINERY & PARM~ EQUIPMENT BUY ikDIR harvester suitable for recking buy. Phone Belfast 144. , SPORTING GOODS Y good quality sleeping bag. hone 859-281. CBY boots sell, light weight, , ize 6). 94. Buy size 8 light eight. Phone 35-355. IT gun, Browning 5 shot uto. new. $2OO. Ph. 888-008. ) :CIR boots, size 10. also pads, i 2.50. Phone 897-511. OATS, BUY AND SELL *tU*Y outbo.riT motor ,~15 p. Only had 30 hours use. ertect condition. Ph. 44-078. , RANSPLANT OF HAIR 'ew Operation In Australia Z PA. Staff Correspondent) SYDNEY, ■"or about $6OO. bald AusHan men can now have a r-transplant operation—if ■y have enough hair around i back and aides of the id. fhe operation, performed a Victorian surgeon, is ae under a local anaesthe- i Jiscs of skin containing be- ' >en 10 and 20 hairs are I nsplanted into the bald las, like flowers being ■ ced in the ground. Che surgeon says that the ■ nsplant operation is simple , i straightforward, and : ises little pain. ’atients return to hospital ■ day after the transplant , have head bandages re- i ved. They require two ! ther operations for a full ( id of hair. *