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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25802, 24 March 1945, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND 2 lines (12 words) Is, 3 lines (18 words) Is 6d. 4 lines (24 words) ?s, booking extra FOUND, Purse, a few weeks ago, near Y.W.C.A.—Apply Y.W.C.A. LOST Thursday, a brown Handbag, containing golf forms, cheque book, money: reward.—Please ring 12-647. ' LOST, yesterday, brown leather Purse, containing train ticket, money, etc. Good reward returning Times Office. LOST, red Zipp Purse, containing sum of money, levy book, ration books. Please return to address on books. Reward. LOST, Spare Wheel and Tyre, model A truck; reward. —Jamieson and Co., Morning tom _____ LOST. R.S.A. Badge, No. 498999, vicinity Tahuna tram and Ocean Beach golf links, reward. —Apply_ Union Bank. ___ LOST, Wallet, Egyptian design, containing notes.—Finder please ring 11-809, Monday: reward. • LOST, girl's red Bathing Suit, between Smith Wilson’s and Octagon; reward. 19 Osmond street, South Dunedin. LOST, Thursday, roadside, Kilmog, Suitcase; containing clothing.—Finder ring 21-319. Reward. LOST, at Puerua, Saturday, 17th, Black Collie Dog with grey nozzle, three white feet; D pulled off collar; signature W. Morris, Puerua. LOST, on Dunedin Station. Sunday night, Invercargill Express, Perspex Heart; keepsake.—Return to Clark, 39 Burnside road, Christchurch; reward. LOST, black Handbag, Adams Bruce and HB. corner, containing small purse, £0 in notes, letter, and keys.—Good reward returning to address on letter inside. STRAYED, from Waitahuna, black Collie Dog; answers to name of Black; anyone knowing whereabouts please ring 15U, Waitahuna. LOST, off George street tram, Friday afternoon, cream satin pram Cover.— Finder please return to 11a Smith street; reward. LOST, Leather Wallet; zip fastener; containing sum money; Anderson’s Bay road, Mcßride street, South Dunedin Post Office; reward.—Write 155, Times. FOUND: Waitati, all roads lead to the big Dance there to-night. FOUND: Momona W.D.F.U., Special Meeting, Tuesday, March 27, at 2.30 p.m. FOUND: Big Easter Dance, Oddfellows’ Hall, Palmerston, Saturday, March 31; Sports Band. Admission 2s. FOUND: Dance, East Taieri, Saturday, March 24 Good floor; supper. Ladies Is 6d, Gentlemen 2s. FOUND: Wylie’s Crossing Tennis Club Dance, North Taieri Hall, March 24. Good music; supper. Admission, 2s and Is 6d. FOUND: Dance. Allanton Hall, Saturday, 24th Good music. Monte Carlo. Supper. 2s, is 6d. FOUND, Hasty Tasty Quick Lunch Cafe, Rattray street, next Crown Hotel, open Sundays. FOUND, Taieri Pipe Band Annual Meeting, Coronation Hall Ante-room, Monday, March 26, 8 p.m. Members and honorary members cordially invited. , FOUND: Dance will be held in the Henley Hall, Saturday, March 31. Lucky Spot. McLeod’s music. Supper provided. Ladies Is 6d, Gentlemen 2s. FOUND? - Wanaka Pictures, To-night. Thrills. Romance, and Laughs galore with Tommv Trinder in " The Bells Go Down.” Good supports. (Universal Exhibition.) FOUND: Green Island Pictures, To-day and Monday evening. Greer Garson, Ronald Colman in “ Random Harvest ” an unforgettable picture! Reserves phone 23-925. (Universal Exhibition.) , FOUND: Waikouaiti School Picnic Today. Free entertainment at Public Hall. 10 a.m., afterwards sports programme at racecourse. Free lunch and afternoon tea provided for children and adults. — OUTRAM PICTURES, TO-NIGHT. 8 o’clock. “ WHITE SAVAGE,” Starring Sabu, Jon Hall and Maria Montez. (Approved Universal Exhibition.) O U N D, WASHING MACHINES, CAKE-MIXERS. Repaired and Overhauled. T.W.T. ENGINEERING CO., General Engineers and Welders. PHONE 10-703. MATRIMONIAL SYLVIA Gerard, Rew’s Chambers, Auckland, offers prompt widespread Intrcductions. Sincere matrimony opportunities LONELY Heart Club, 206 Princes street, Dunedin, give genuine introductions to lonely people; all ages. PERSONAL WIDOW, St. Clair.—Received letter too late; meet Monday, 3 p.m.. same place. WANTED. Seat in Car to Lawrence Easter; share petrol and expenses.—Ring 23-675 evenings or week-end. WANTED, 2 Seats to Beaumont Friday; pay expenses.—“ Seeds,” P.O. Box 889, Dunedin. TWO ladies Would like Two Seats in car with anyone travelling Christchurch, Friday, 30th; 2 petrol coupons available.— Ring 11-109. _ YOUNG lady would appreciate Seat in car travelling Timaru, Thursday evening or Good Friday; share expenses.—Phone 13-962. PERMANENT WAVING -IALL IN FOR THE WONDERFUL FREE J BOOKLET ON HAIR-CARE To JOHNS OF LONDON, Permanent Waving Specialists, 108 Princes street (opp. Vedlc). Phone 12-136. gLACKFORD’S HAIRDRESSING SALON (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT). 318 Princes street, next Wain’s Hotel. SPECIAL PROCESS FOR WHITE HAIR

PERMANENT WAVING ' SPECIALISTS Phone 18-226. A~RT BEAUTY ~ SALON, 294“ George street.—Non-electric, 15s; Combination, Eugene Method, £1; 2,12 s; Vitamin Oil, 16s. Only the highest grade materials used. Book early for Easter. Open Saturdays. Phone 18-040. JJAVE IT DONE AT ‘ HOME. MISS BROOKES, 23 Queen’s drive, Musselburgh (Phone 23-606), will be pleased to call and do your PERM. AND RESETTING in your home. DE LUXE 'SALON 314 George street (opp. Miller’s) Phone 14-436. Now under management of Miss S. M. SMITH, of Sydney (late Maedcr and Valdor Salons). Expert attention in all Hair Work. Book your Easter appointments now. JAY’S BEAUTY SALON, Room 14, Stock Exchange Buildings. Specialists in Permanent Waving. Eugene and Non-Electric. (We accept United Cash Orders.) Phone 10-682. DOLORES BEAUTY SALON (MISS J LA HOOD), 169 Princes street (upstairs, above Ritz) Specialist Permanent (Eugene and Nonelectric) Waving Tinting and Beauty Work. PHONE 18-396. V' ALDOR TOIL E~~T SALO N, Permanent Waving Specialists, Now Transferred to 245 GEORGE STREET (Opposite State Theatre). Full Wave, £1; Three-quarter Head, 15s. Phone 18-852. MEDICAL QOMBAT PILES. ZANN gives immediate and safe relief. For generous trial treatment send 9d stamps. Zann Pty., Box 952A8 (B. M Appleton, 154 Featherston street), Welton. CATARRH poisons your system. Let us take the trouble out of the blood. Treatment, 10s. HEALTH SUPPLY, LTD.. 2 Broadway. DO not address business letters to the Editor. They should be sent to the Ala nager,