Lost and Found LEFT at Coes Ford in boys toilet, 1 pair of boys shoes. Finder please ring Leeston 727. LOST from truck near Timaru and Pareora. 2 wheels sizes 825 x 20, 825 x 16. Contact L. C. Syme. U.E.B. Industries, Chch. Phone 496-059. Reward. SBO6O LOST, lady’s tan w’allet. identification cards, etc., Rangiora business area early Thursday afternoon. Reward. Phone Oxford 24-586. ONE black and white fox terrier bitch, lost, answers • to the name Douscha. Ring 517-378. Reward SHEEPDOG, brindJp half beardie, named collar regd Ellesmere C.C., 1422. lost Lansdowne Valley, Taj Tapu. Phone Hsl 7020, or Leeston 541. 2 bales of wool, branded Taruna, enr Barbadoes and Coventry Streets between 5.30 and 6 p.m. Thursday. Anv information please telephone 62-045 day time. SBl3B ■ '■■■ j Immediate Service fire brigade City and Suburb* 111 1 POLICE Christchurch 11] HOSPITAL (Christchurch) Inquiries. Patients 799-160. ST JOHN AMBULANCE Medical Services Christchurch 69-133 LIFE LINE 68-743
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