Lost and Found LOST one tabby male cat with white chin, wearing collar with disc number 129 from 179 Dunbars Road, Chch. Finder please ring 228-137. LOST spectacles brown rim, grey case. Reward. Ph. 44-289. LOST St Mary’s Indoor Bowls Badge with seven bars, between Woolston Working Mens’ Club and Radley Bridge bus stop on Sat, Sept 2. Good reward. Ph. 617-754. STAFFORDSHIRE Bull terrier missing from Peterborough Street, near Park Tee. Black and brown brlndle, Invalids pet. Please ring 792-880. STRAYED from Hagley Park end of Peterborough St Two Dobermans, Satan and Tasha. Please ring 68-556 or 888-906. YOUNG female German shepherd name Holly, flea collar, lost in Mt Pleasant area. Ph. 849-676 reward. 1 year old male fluffy floppy, pale mottled grey cat, lost St Andrews Hill area. Phone 842-768. Hotels for Sale COUNTRY HOTEL AND MOTOR CAMP HALF an hour from Christchurch. Excellent turnover. Recently renovated Inside and out, restaurant. Great potential for hardworking couple. Owners will take properties or buslnessess as part deposit. Also other finance may be available. Genuine Inquiries, PHONE OWNER, 881-967. Holiday Accom. ABBEY Motor Lodge, 900 Cumberland St, Dunedin, new luxurious, quiet accommodation (no traffic noise) superb licensed restaurant, Indoor heated pool, spas, sauna, week-end rates (two for the price of one) in new Motor Lodge. SHINING Cuckoo Guest House, Hanmer Springs, bed and breakfast. 3 mlns walk to Thermal Pools. Ph. 7095 Hanmer Springs. c Wmdgor > 52 ARMAGH STREET (3 minute walk from Square) SUPERIOR B. and B. for only $l7 per night. Colour TV, tea making facilities, car park. Govt Tourist A.A. approved. PH. 61-503, CHRISTCHURCH. AMBASSADORS PRIVATE HOTEL 19 Manchester Street, Christchurch Phone 67-808 BED and breakfast $l7 per night. 2 mins from railway station Handy walking distance to Lancaster Park Why not try us for the Shield Challenge week-end. 5 p.c. discount on presentation of this advertisement. Wanted to Purchase BUY paintings. Early New Zealand, 20th century, European oils and water colours. Top prices paid. Ph. 60-724, or call Windsor Gallery, 153 High St. CHEMISTS bottles used by old Lyttleton chemists also crocks, bottles, Jugs from Lyttleton. 857-578. CHILD’S swing and play equipment. Phone 855-255. COINS, banknotes, tokens and medals wanted urgently. We buy and sell. Auckland Coin and Bullion Exchange, enr Hereford and Manchester Sts. Ph. 790-323. DIAMOND or gold rings. Old Jewellery. Buy for cash. Hulston Auction Rooms, 235 Manchester St. FREEZERS. We are cash buyers of chest and upright freezers, F. and P. brands preferred. Ring us for a free and prompt valuation. M.W. Trading Store, 574 Colombo Street, Ph. 60-904. FRIDGE Freezers, fridges or freezers required for our trade In department. We will purchase or trade In. John Lane Appliances, 155 Colombo St, Phone 327-687. FRIDGES. Highest cash prices paid for late model single • and dual temp, fridges. Leonard, Kelvlnator, Frlgldalre, Prestcold brands preferred. Ring us for a free and prompt valuation. M.W. Trading Store, 574 Colombo Street, Ph. 60-904. FURNITURE and effects for cash, house lots a speciality, highest prices paid house lots a speciality. Key Furniture Trders, ph. 65-489.
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