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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 38, 13 August 1921, Page 2

fpO LET, Furnished Bedroom, suitablffl X two girls. Apply 9, Thorndoa-qy. npo LET, comfortable Bed-Sitting-room, X fireplace, suit business cougle, or two "friends, moderate. 4, Duncan-ter-race, Kilbirnic. fpO LEI', now 5-rd. Bungalow at H»UdX tai, to approved tenant; rent 30a pei' week. Apply 833, Evg. PostTO; LET, Oriental Bay, on flat, iguperto 8-rd. House, furnished. J. .Fanning and Co., 74, Manners-st. nho • LET, to • approved tenant, large X Bed-Sitting and Dining-room, sola use of kitchenette and conveni«neeß; Kilbirnie tram-line; rent 30s, month in advance. Apply 732, Evg. Post. tpO LET, 2 large FiirnisKed Rooms, inX oludin£ piano, use convenience*, 5 minutes Hutt P.O. Appjy to Post Agency, Lower Hutt. rpo LET, 2 Unfurnished Room*, use X kitchen and part of garden. Apply N. 8., Post Agency, Lower Hutt. rpO LET, near University, 2 or 3 largo X Furnished Front Rooms, use all conveniences, reasonable rental, suit married couple. Ring Tel. 1157. ' A- LADY has a Vaoanoy fot con valescent patient, or elderly , person needing attention. Write 898, Evg. Post. " A LADY offers sunny Bed-sittingroom , and breakfast to professional Or business man, near Museum. Write 899, Evg;..Post. • . ' . ■ TROUBLE Furnished Bedroom. c.1., full J-' use convenience!!. 315, The Terrace, top Ghuznee-st. FURNISHED Bed-Sittiingroom; suit business lady; tcl., conveniences, closo to ear; references. Apply 16. Tiilakori-rd. UttNISHED FLAT, of 2 of 3 Rooms, locality, all conveniences, one section^tel^ 24, Maarama-cres. T ,ADY living aione would like to- let ' XJ Furnished Room, good locality. Write 911, Evg. Post. LARGE Front Boom, 3 single beds" • suit three friends, Apply 11, Wind-sor-pl. •■ '-■-. T ARGE Double Bed-Sitting-room, <SonXJ venionces. ,150, Moleß\vorth-st. T YALL BAY—To Let, 2or 3 FurnishXJ ed Rooms, conveniences, oh tram. jjroute, adults. Apply 766, Evg, Post, OFFICE, Warehouse, or Sample Rooms, to Let, oentral; well-lighted. Apply W.JH. Comstock Co.. 8, Farish-st. 100 'r^E TERRACE, balcony Bcdf--i"^"j sittipgrooms, fireplace; few , minutes from Quay; references j select looality. Tel. 1823. ORIENTAL BAY—To let, large sunny Bed-Sitting-room, all conveniences, on flat, Apply 833, Bvg. Post. SINGLE Bach,-near Upper . Willig-e^., ( use Ifcnveniences,' suit young gent. Apply 942, Evg. Pos^. SINGLE Room, also Double Furnished ' Bedroom and SittinErroom, conveniences. 247, 'Titkkori-rd., near Hill-it.> SINGLE and/ Double Furnished Rbotns, suitable business ladies. 88, Tinakorird., corner Park-st. ■■ conveniences, tel. rpERHACE, Flat to Let, torm; beautiX . fully: furnished, separate oonyeniences, ideal position; two adults; 80s. < Write 593, Evg, • Port- ■ ■ npQ. LEASE, for Term, new Brick X PaotoryJ 43 x 30, two floors; closo i Cuba-sit Apply 587, Evg. Post. v ELL-FUROTSHED Bed Sitting Room,' sunny, city, kitchenette, suit gentleman, moderate rent.* Tel. 1471. V ■•■ MI«CELLANK>US. YOUNG Lady gives Piano Lettoni at pupil's residence; 35s per term. Write 788 Evg. Post. , HOUSE Agents, please note that the house at 19, Plunket-Et., has now been Sold by G. F. Lenzini and Co. READ Vine and Wilson's Auctrn Notice, back page, now. It interests you. ,- ' . .. - EVERYBODY the Special / ■ Service, Church of Christ, Vlvianst., 7 p.m., To-morrow. ETONE and Hutt Residents—Big Auotion Sale, Monday, 1.50, at Mr. Douglas's Furniture Emporium, 151, Jack-son-st., Petone. . AlTOFTcfUßEßß~de7irin^ to place . their Manufactures on the Indian, market should communicate with Indian, G.P.O. Box 1161, Wellington.

"Traveller" writes to The. Post *s. follows:—"During the controversy on the question of site for the Girls' Collego, a correspondent expressed appreciation of the conduct of the scholars while travelling on the city trams. 1 would like to add my measure of praise for those who com© in, daily by the harbour . fe^ry,. boats and the train, it . would be difficult to find a collection of better-behaved fiirls. Their good appearance and excellent eondiiot reflects great credit on the institution to which they belong, and Ji' think it is time the Board of -Governors exhibited more earnestness in"J)>eir desire to provide appropriate accommodation for the staff to carry on their excellent ■work."