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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19961, 20 November 1934, Page 13

ACCOMMODATION Advertisers are requested to remit cost of advertisements either in stamps or postal notes. Coins must not be enclosed in letters unless registered. ANTED—Five or six men boarders, good home. Terms reasonable; handy to town. Apply, 62 Bank St. RANTED —Reasonable accommodation, 2 adults, 2 children. Christmas, nine days, handy beach. Apply, V. 86, Herald Office. ANTED—For fortnight from December 31, furnished house with 3 bedrooms; must be near Bay. Apply, Box 115, Ashburton. ANTED—For 2 weeks from Christmas Day, furnished house, near Bay. State rental to V.Bl, Herald Office. ANTED—Room in Temuka with breakfast, Christmas holidays, married couple. Reply, stating terms, to Fraser, 39 Chamber St., Dunedin, J'GAIWARFtA Private Boarding House, 92 North St. Accommodation for permanent and casual boarders. Beautiful grounds, tennis court, first-class table. Chef employed. Terms moderate. Y-W.C.A. Hostel, Arthur Street, provides accommodation for women and girls; sunny rooms; moderate charges. MISCELLANEOUS RANTED— To sell North British heavy rubber bathing helmets; red, white, blue, black and green; 2/6 each. R. G. Slade. 321 Stafford St., Timaru. ANTED KNOWN— Our combination of low overhead expenses and high-class workmanship ensure you satisfaction every time. L. Hunt, watchmaker and clock specialist. Arcade | OBELIA Plants, 4 colours, dark blue, Cambridge blue, red, and golden foliage with blue flowers, 1/- dozen. Postage extra. F. Smith, nurseryman, Temuka. retiring, requires modem home about 6 rooms, good locality, but no fancy prices. Submit your' proposition early. Runciman, Pryor, Ltd., Wentworth Mart.