DOGS DO THEIR OWN
An unemployed man, Helmert L. Robbertsen, of Christchurch, thought he had found the answer to his work problem. His solution was a dog walking and washing service. However, he has not yet received any replies to the advertisement which he inserted in the public notices of “The Press” on Saturday.
Mr Robbertsen who got the inspiration for this money-making idea from a movie, found that his parents had been employed in a similar service, part-time, in the Netherlands.
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Press, 7 September 1976, Page 1
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