Hire CHRISTIAN family need a 4-6 berth caravan to be used as extra sleeping accommodation on their Bryndwr property at Easter during a Christian convention. Ph. 595-190. ROOM for meetings, conferences; sample room, etc., with facilities. ' Ph. 799-689. TH ■. FURNITURE REMOVALS SAVE sss IT will pay you to obtain, tour quote for your owp; [furniture removal. You could[save up to $lOO or more by; [hiring one of our “Drive 'Yourself” Furniture Vans I 15 cwt to 4-ton capacity (Furniture Vans available , I Also vans, pick-ups. tip and [flat deck trucks from 15 cwt ■to 5-ton C. L. RHODES RENTAL CARS AND TRUCKS, LTD. 569 Colombo Street TS Tailoring ALTERATIONS, etc., trousers tapered. Garth Owen. Bespoke Tailor, 115 Cashel ■ St (next Whitcoulls) Phone] 61-539. D[ " I Dressmaking FOR all dress alterations Dress sundries. Ph. 63-737 158 Gloucester St THS Care of Children WANTED: Person to look after children in childrens own home, between 3 and #.30 week days. Ph. 385-746. ’ /jcA-v-' ■ 28
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