| SPORTING FIXTURES I UNDER 6st 71b COUNTRY TEAM j To plaj’ Town at Lancaster : Park South at 12 noon, on Saturday, September 4. Players to | report at main gate at 11.15 a.m. llf not available, ring D. McGis- ! sert, 709 Cheviot, or G. R. Brown. 476 Leeston. S. M otter sherd, L. Hewitt. D. 1 Carter, M. Brown, B. Burrows, D. Bell, A. McDonald, B. Black. A, Hutcheson, I. McKinnon, A. Murray, T. Topp, S. Lawson, T. Prendergast, I. Kennett. Reserves: Backs, J. Angland, C. Stevenson, M. Smith; forwards, G. Retallick, J. Eason, J. Knight. 7062
! WEEDONS COUNTRY CLUB I (Inc.) I INTERMEDIATE AND JUNIOR i I INTERMEDIATE AND JUNIOR | 1 OPEN TOURNAMENT OPEN TOURNAMENT ( SUNDAY, SEPTEI\IBER 12, 1971 36-HOLE STROKE CHAMPIONSHIPS Handicaps 11-36 I Grades: Intermediate. Junior A and B Entry fee $4 includes lunch and afternoon tea. ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1971, with the secretary, I. M. Watson, Weedons, No. 5 R.D., Christchurch, telephone 497-300 Christchurch. Draw will be published in “The Press” on Friday, September 10, 1971. RUGBY LEAGUE DRAW SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 Premier.—Gore Cup final: Lin v. East. SG 1, 2.30, T. Houston. Senior seconds.—Final: Add v Pap, SG 1, 1.0, J. HUlsdon. Senior seconds.—Final: Wool v Kai, SG 2,2 30, D. Wilson. Senior thirds.—Final: Pap v East, SG 2, 1.0, G. Franklini Line umpires.—No. 1, 1.0, I Kelly. J. Baughan; 2.30, R. Watts, N. Taylor. No. 2: 1.0, p. James. D. Alsop; 2.30, T. King, J Swann. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 5 Premier.—Grand final: Pap v Add. SG 1, 2.30, P. Yaxley. WANTED TO LEASE 15,000 sq. ft brick building“near railway in Waltham available from early January, 1972, for a years with R.O.N. (3 years). Power, goods lift, conveyor belt, boiler room, etc. On half an acre with frontages to two streets. Smiths City Market, M.R.E.IJ4.Z. Ph. 71-859, ext. 29. 7208
BOARD and RESIDENCE EXCELLENT board offered', gents. With or without meals: Handy. Apply 2 Fitzgerald Ave. KIND mother will board baby°or child while mother works. Ph. 596-171. MAN, early 30’s, requires board Riccarton area. Please phone Barry, 43-861. NIGHTLY Si.so; weekly S 6. 276 Rarbadoes Street MGF YOUNG, active bank officer, requires full board St Albans--557 92i y atea preferred - Phone WANTED TO RENT A couple getting married soon require unfum. flat en route Lyttelton. $l6. Another require unfurn. unit* any area. $22. Preferably modem. Daniel J. Visser, M.R.E.1.N.Z.. 68-853.
A Government employee (mature gentleman) requires a 1 bedroom s.c. unfum. flat. Any area considered, close city. Rental to approx. $l5. Please Phone Mrs Webster. 50-999. Ruric Hunter, Ltd. M.R.E.I.N.Z. 7067 A retired couple with grown son (have sold own home) require a 2 bedroom unfum. flat or house, any area considered, for approx. 6 months. Rental to $2O. Please Phone Mrs Webster, 50-999, Ruric Hunter, Ltd, M.R.E.I.N.Z. ACCOMMODATION. Owners! Can you help us please? Our waiting list of responsible tenants grows longer daily. If you have your flat or house becoming vacant and for experienced service please phone Mrs Hall 40-753 (2), Bohnenn Real Estate, M.R.E.LN.Z. 7250 AMERICAN officers arriving September require furn. or part furn. houses and flats. Short and longer terms. Former quiet tenants they will pay $2O-$4O. Please phone Mrs Hall 40-753 (2), Bohnenn Real Estate. ATTENTION landlords! We urgently require 1. 2 and 3 bedroom unfurnished and furnished flats and houses, all areas. We inspect all properties We interview all tenants. Mrs MUne, JoUlffe's Accom. Bureau. M.R.E.LN.Z. 172 Hereford Street Phone 66-347 or A.H. 44-516. TWHS ACCOMMODATION and manage ment furnished and unfumbouses and flats required in all areas For unexcelled courtesy and prompt service Leslie Parker M.R.E.LN.Z. Phone 46-052 A.H. 583-331 D A good selection of tenants waiting for flats and houses. Merritt Housing. M.R.E.LN.Z. Phone 66-930. MGF ALLANS Accommodation Bureau, M.R.E.1.N.Z., are needing homes and flats for quality tenants, prepared to put down bond, supply references. For personal property management, rent collecting and select tenants Phone Mrs Allan, 67-943, any time. 48544 BUSINESS couple, with family, require 3 bedroom house, vicinity Templeton, reasonable rental, careful tenants. Phone 888-388 . 7973 CLIENTS require two, three and four bedrooms, unfurnished houses. Rathle, James and Co., M.R.E.I.N.Z. Ph. 50-159, after hours 41-378. 7145 DIVANS (2), 3ft, with wire and mattresses. Ph. 887-659. DEEP Freeze personnel require one and two bedroom fully furn. flats and houses, from mid-Sept. to March. Also have top executive client requiring two or three fully furn. quality home in north-west. Rent for six months to *4O. Leslie Parker M.R.E.LN.Z Ph. 46-052, after hours 583-331. 6233 FLATS, furn. or unfum., Merivale, Riccarton, Fendalton urgently required for reliable tenants. Fendalton Real Estate. M.R.E.LN.Z. Pb. 588-521. HOUSE, 4 bedrooms, fully furn. required for executive for one year. Will pay *5O per week. Carlton Real Estate Accommodation Bureau, 67-253 (Jean Waywell), MARRIED couple, three children, require 2 or -3 bedroom flat or house. Ring 30462. X 7022 ONE furn. b.s.r.. Sydenham, preferred. Reply 6686, 'Tress.’’ X 6686 RETIRED businessman requires small comfortable flat, furnished, everything supplied. No drink or smoke. Clean reliable tenant. 6965, 'Tress.” TWO bedroomed new unfurnished, carpeted flat, Merivale, St Albans area. Call Miss Mee, 69-016 or 556-680 after hours. X6939
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