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Timaru Herald, Volume CLVII, Issue 23111, 27 January 1945, Page 8

EMPLOYMENT WANTED DY Capable Woman, Position as Housekeeper, country preferred. Write M. 29 Herald. pXPERIENCED Linen Maid, mending, *-* hotels, schools, write M. 58 Herald. I AWN Mower Service —Expertly ‘ machine sharpened, prompt delivery, ’Phone 1968, (~)LD Furniture like new. Have it French polished by H. Aronsen. PERMANENT Position, factory, ware- * house, or driving van, by young, honest, reliable man; no military obligations, write “Sincere,” Oamaru Mail. D ETURNED Soldier would like posi- “ tion as Shepherd, low country riding, experienced, three good dogs, wife cook for men, separate accommodation. Write M. 17 Herald. VY/ASHING Up, hotels, restaurants, *’ morning work, experienced. Write MJ>9 Herald. VV/ORK in Shop or Office by experivv enced woman, full or part-time. Write M. 44 Herald. WANTED TO RENT DY Business Man, returned soldier, ■ D House or Self-contained Flat, no children, reliable tenants, urgent. Write M. 43 Herald. DED-Sitting Room or Bedroom, no ■ D meals, permanent. Write M. 33 Herald. p ARAGE in Temuka. Apply R. Walker, Box 55, Temuka Post Office. LJOUSE, four rooms or more, any “ locality, good rent book. Write M. 46 Herald. I TNFURNISHED Room by respectable elderly gentleman, close in. Write M. 47 Herald. I JRGENTLY, Flat or Rooms, soldier’s wife and child 2J years, permanent tenants. Write M. 56 Herald. ACCOMMODATION DOARD Wanted, two adults and D child, three weeks. State tariff. Write M.38-Herald. DOARD Wanted by young lady u teacher near Waimataitai School. Write M. 49 Herald. pOARD Wanted for Civil Servant, no washing. Write “Board,” Herald Office, waimate, or ring 392, Waimate. pHRISTCHURCH Willmah Lodge Guest House, 257 Armagh Street, vacancies casuals, bed and breakfast 7/6. Handy Square. V/ACANCY Two Boarders, private * home, share bedroom, handy town, 35/- each. Write M. 39 Herald. V/ACANCY for Two Permanent Men v Boarders, central. Write M. 60 Herald. VV/ANTED by two business girls, Flat, ** Rooms, Board, or any accommodation offering (permanent). Write M. 65 Herald. BOARD REQUIRED FOR SCHOOL GIRLS“THE Principal of the Timaru Girls’ 1 High School, who is unable to accommodate many applicants for entry to the boarding school, is receiving appeals from country parents for private board. She would be pleased to hear from persons willing to board such applicants, and will arrange interviews at 5a Hewling Street (’phone 62) on Monday and Tuesday, January 29 and 30, between 2.30 and 4.30 p.m., or thereafter at the school during the same hours. TO LET I ARGE Sunny Unfurnished Room, near Bay, use of all conveniences. Write MAO Herald. V/lOTOR Garage, Craigie Avenue. Apply Raymond, Raymond and Tweedy, Solicitors, Strathallan Street. NJICELY Furnished Single Room, use * ’ of gas cooker, everything provided. Write- M. 42 Herald. TSne Large Unfurnished Bed-sitting Room. Write M. 54 Herald. TWO Furnished Rooms, use of 1 modern conveniences, central, private. Write M. 41 Herald. FOR HIRE V/JOTOR Caravan and De Luxe Caravan, both have large awnings, four berth, £5 week. ’Phone 1109. PROPERTIES FOR SALE £l3l5 —Flats, close to Bay, all well let. splendid investment, easily financed. T. P. Crowe, Beswlck Street. JUST ON MARKET. £ 1 nnfi— Church Street West, A. lUW HOUSE, WOODEN, Five Rooms. In Splendid Order. Hot and Cold Water. Good Garden and Lawns. Call for key. Vacant Possession. T. p. CROWE. BESWICK STREET. FOR SALE.

£9OO ~ WOODEN BUNGALOW, SIX ROOMS. Electric Light, Gas Range, Garage. Large Detached Shed. Level Section. SECTIONS Aynsley Street £75 Rhodes Street £75 Highfield£l7s MOYES & MOYES, Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents. VACANT POSSESSION. VACANT POSSESSION. COUND FIVE-ROOMED WOODEN RESIDENCE in great order. This property has just come on the market and is great buying at £lOOO. GROCERY BUSINESS FOR SALE. “THIS Business is showing a great 1 turnover, and with such a small rent is a great proposition. Full particulars only to genuine buyers. SMALL FARM FOR SALE. ■TEMUKA District, 10 Acres Freehold 1 and 20 Acres Leasehold, good fiveroomed residence and splendid outbuildings. This is a great little property, and the only reason for selling is ill health. Price £1575. H. A. WILSON, 164 Stafford St. (above N.Z. Loan Co ) Chief Agent— ’Phone 66. A.P.A. /Union Assurance Society, Ltd. TERT I U S M. MUNRO, Land Valuer and Estate Agent, 27 EVANS STREET. ’PHONE 1069. 1 n 1 7 ACRES FREEHOLD and 1027 1 v 1 ‘ Acres L.I.P. (rent £3O/17/per annum), well fenced and watered Buildings: Up-to-date Bungalow, h. and c. water, woolshed, sheep yards, garage Carries 1100 ewes, no cultivation. Price £4OOO. Stock at valuation. I ’WO ACRES, Wai-iti Road, good 1 section. £2OO. QEVEN-ROOMED DWELLING, built ‘J of best hardwood, two storey, plastered walls, h. and c. water, electric light, washhouse, dairy, garage, nicely laid out grounds, about half an acre. Price £1750. Full particulars on application. TERTIUS M. MUNRO. Land Valuer and Estate Agent, 27 Evans Street. ’Phone 1069.