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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIV, Issue 20983, 11 March 1938, Page 15

ACCOMMODATION Advertisers are requested to remit cost of Advertisements either in Stamps or Postal Notes. Coins must not be enclosed Id Letters unless registered 4l Wai-iti Road is now taking permanent guests, single and double rooms available. Terms moderate. DESIDENCE offered couple, very reasonable, in nicely furnished home, by lady living alone. Apply, T. 46, Herald Office. 17OR quiet, restful holiday in bracing climate, try Mt. Harper. Tariff £3/2/-, or parties by arrangement. Apply, Miss Woolley, Mt. Harper Hostel. Peel Forest, ’phone Geraldine 93A. Guest House, close to Bay, golf course, tennis courts, bowling green. Mrs L. Busbridge, proprietor, ’phone 114. ”pE KAINGA. An attractive seaside home overlooking and one minute from Caroline Bay. Take this opportunity before the Easter rush. Drive in with your car. Comfortable rooms with use of all conveniences in kitchen. Do for yourselves. Cosy fireside when necessary. A real home away from home. Reserve now, ’phone 1019. Miss A. Vincent, owner and proprietress. STUTCHBURY HOUSE SARAH STREET, CLOSE TO BAY. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION Permanent and Casual Guests. FIRST CLASS TABLE ’Phone 430. MISCELLANEOUS ALL wool matinee coats 3/6, silk and wool frocks 4/11, winceyette frocks 5/6, winceyette rompers 4/11, silk bibs from 9d, brush and comb sets 2/9. At Arcade Baby Shop. QAVOY plants, two varieties, Cut May to September. Leeks, curly greens. 1/6 100. Postage extra. F. Smith Nurseryman, Temuka. DOOTS and shoes, best English, AusD tralian and New Zealand. Repairs a speciality. Tarpaulins made and repaired. Muir and Gourley, Temuka, 'phone 190. VVZANTED KNOWN—Caroline Bacon ** Factory lead in home curing and nighest prices for prime bacon pigs.