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New Zealand Herald, Volume 82, Issue 25202, 15 May 1945, Page 1

PERSONAL A LBERT ROY CLIFFE.—Send address to Aj. L. Cliffe. Waiiiku. " HEATHER. —See Frank outside C.P.0., 7.30 p.m. on Wed.; lost your address. Some news. Ti.MJIY \Y„ Devonport.—Telegram received; hope we see you soon.—l. MRS FARQUHAR, Morningside, is pleased . to announce Jim (p.0.w.) is safe in England. ' MRS NEVA BELL, Otahuhu. is pleased to inform friends that she has received ■a cablegram from her husband, Bill. He is safe and well in England. MRS T. WALKER, otahuhu.—Will you contact Mrs I). Russell. —DHS.I Herald. IVfORMERANNE. —You could write to my old address at Paeroa. "OAT McCANN.—Contact Barry. Onerahi, 1 Wh a iigra rd. __ CIABLED Advice has been received from J Gunners Win. Chas. Allison and Driver Trevor (Wick) Newman, of Dargaville, stating that they have been repatriated from German P.O.W. camps and are in England safe arid well. Thanks for all inquiries on their behalf. I WISH to express appreciation for the splendid attention and kindness given to me t.v Doctors. Sisters and Nurses of \Vard 4 while in the Green Lane Hospital.—(Mr)-A. Smith. Buckland. AIR AND MRS G, BLACKETT, 11A l\l Middloton Rd., Remuera. wish to hank nil old pupils, friends and relatives who so kindly remembered thorn on the occasion 01 their' Diamond Woddinpr. April '29. IlMo. MR A MRS w. MILLER of 8 Bridgewater Rd., Parnell, are thankful to say that their son. DOUGLAS, who has been a prisoner of war for four years, is now safe and well in England. M-RS A. McHTTGH, Kerikerl, is pleased to •inform friends, cablegram received from Gerald, safe and well in England. Many Thanks All Inquiries. MRS TREVOR STEWART wishes to advise relatives and friends that her husband, Captain J. T. Stewart, P.0.W.. is n«* safe and well in England, lhanking all for their kind inquiries. MYRINE BURRIDGE is happy to advise relatives and friends that her husband, Bill, is safe in England. Many thanks, all inquiries on his behalf. ENIS~ GREENE (son of Simon and Bridget Greene), born at Navigators, near Ballarat, Victoria. Australia; went to .New Zealand in 1010; last heard of there in HIS; entitled to share in Estate of his late brother, John Francis Greene (deceased). Will he or anyone knowing his whereabouts please comCUTffBERT, h MORROW, MUST A SHAW. Solicitors, Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. HOLIDAY WANTEDS COTTAGE or good Bach at Titlrangl, elec.., for 3 weeks; elderly Couple.—l. Geraghty, 4 Gordon Av., Milford. ST HELLERS. —Ac,com., mother, daughter (nurse), 2 weeks June-July, nr. beach, bus; n res, comfort; to £3/3/- each.—JLloß Herald. APARTMENT'S WANTED TPLAT, furn., a.c., by Elderly Couple, pre.l ferably" North Shore-, prepared pay good rent satisfactory flat. —Ph particulars 71-187. 1/iLAT, furn., or House, wanted urgently by 2 bus. ladies, own crockery and linen; PonHonbv, Grey Lynn or Syinonds St.; refs. —KR ;i7 Herald i,"ILAT, Rooms or Board with quiet adult family by Young Lady Teacher and Mother, vicinity Gladstone School or Pt. Chevalier. —GYI7S Herald. lADY, capable, like Furn. Room; ComJ panioi).—KNl3s Herald. T ADY, elderly, own bedding, .linen, china; J J Devonport p'ref.—DCso9 Herald. MOTHER, expectant, with 3 small children, urgently seeks urifurn. Cottage or Bach, anywhere handy main road, bus or train.— Desperate, c.o. A. Hansen, Taupiri. ROOM,- use convs., or Board, Mon. to Frl., Northcote.—Ph. 78-461. ROOM, unfurn., respectable widow, quiet and honest.—Gßlo2 Herald. ROOM, k'ette, unfurn. pref.; mother and daughter, both working; vie. Surrey Crea. —8N123 Herald. ROOM, furn., single, with fireplace, cooking convs., handy Ponsonby or Heme Bay, urgently, by young lady.—HYl27 Herald. KOOMS, 2 or 3. unfurn.. k'ette, s.c.; middlei aged couple.,—Rß97 Herald. ROOMS (2) and k'ette, furn. or part furn., central; airman and w-ife, no family, perm. Auckland. —HT735 Herald. ROOMS (2), unfurn., and, k'ette, s.c., Mt. 'Eden or Epsom; ex-serviceman (school teacher) and wife.—VNl34 llerald. SB.S.R., k'ette, own linen, crockery; lady . teacher.—HYl33 Herald. SB.S.R., by Returned Man, or willing share • with another; must be good, handy City. —HGIB4 Herald.