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WANTED TO RENT A MATURE Widow. 1 B.R. Sunny Flat. U.F., near Riccarton road bus stop. £4. 'Phone 72-350. B.S.R. or Bed and Breakfast wanted for B/Gentleman till end of year. Nice room essential. ’Phone 384-564, after 7 p.m, COOPER’S Letting Service have good tenants waiting for houses, flats, and bed-sitters. R. T. Cooper, M.R.E.1.N.Z., ’phone 50-127, after hours 558-627, 558-512. FLATS, Houses, B.S R. wanted for recommended clients. Ph 66-930. Merritt, M.R.E.I.N.Z. 4982 FURNISHED Self-contained 1 or 2 bedroom Flat. Middle-aged couple. ’Phone 527-035. URGENTLY required Flats and House for recommended tenants wanting long and short term accommodat’on in all districts. Let us handle your letting problems. Allan’s Accommodation Bureau, Rtccarton Branch. M.R.E.1.N.Z., 245 Riccarton rd. ’Ph. Mrs Park, 44-101; after hours 519-683.8167 WANTED to Rent in Tahunanui, Nelson, or Stoke. a Putty Equipped House to accommodate four adults and four children, all school age, from December 24, 1966, to January 11, 1967. Thoroughly reliable tenants, non-drinkers. References available. Rent offered up to £2O per week. Reply R. G Perry, 255 Hoon Hay road, Christchurch. WANTED S.C. 2-Bedroom Flat, furn. Central. Quiet. ’Phone 886-096, before 8 p.m. YOUNG married couple with baby require 2-3 Bedroom Unfurn. Flat or House up to £5 10s p.w. Long term. ’Phone Mr Bussell, 60-423, 8.30-5 p.m.. or 64-659 after 7 p.m.126 2 OR 3 bedroom House, St. Albans, or nearby. If possible. 'Phone 529-204. 3 BEDROOMED House, or 2 bedrooms and sunporch, furnished or unfurnished. Apply 3532, "Press." X 3582 ACCOMMODATION FLATS, Houses, B.S. Rooms urg ently req. for selected tenants WOOD and CATHCART, LTD.. 204 Cashel street. •Phone 50-369. MGF RAFFLE RESULTS CANTERBURY RUGBY LEAGUE INC. SEASONAL TICKET RAFFLE Eighth Draw. First Prize Ticket 6114 A. L. Daughert, 51 Liverton Cres. Second Prize Ticket 3572 J. Clark, 45 Ryan street. Third Prize Ticket 4024 Chch. Rugby League Ticket. Fourth Prize Ticket 5542 A. L. Tall, 10 Athlestan street. Fifth Prize Ticket 5930 Chch. Rugby League Ticket. Sixth Prize Ticket 4946 A. Preston, 48 Emmett st., Chch. Seventh Prize Ticket 2971 Mrs Pitts, 5 Antigua street. Organiser, 859-101. 8219 CANTERBURY AMATEUR CYCLING CENTRE ' 200 CLUB. No. 5 Drawn under Police supervision. Ist £15—002 N. R. Sutton. 2nd £5—045 R. Rothwell. Prizes will be posted. CITY OF CHRISTCHURCH HIGHLAND PIPE BAND INC. TV RAFFLE Winning No. 4068. Organiser: G. JEFFREY, 27 Walton st., Christchurch, 2. ’Phone 34-621. 8074 ADDINGTON RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB 100 CLUB. 2nd Draw. Winning No. 149. 8086 LINWOOD RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB WEEKLY RAFFLE No. 204 FIRST PRIZE, £so—No. 549: C/0 J. O’Neill. 10 Prizes of £1: 297—C/o J. O’Neill. 437—C/o J. O’Neill. 161—C/o D. Allred. 797—C/o J. Walker. 394—C/o H. Woodham. 142—C/o H. Woodham. 127—C/o H. Woodham. 589 —C/o B. Crew. 687—C/o His Lordships. 479—C/o R. Palermo. PUSUC NOTICES ANNUAL APPEAL TOMORROW Give Generously and assist in the wonderful work. HUGE MARKET AT HORTICULTURAL HALL CAMBRIDGE TERRACE (opp. Amuri Motors) Doors open 8 a.m. tomorrow. THE USUAL ANNUAL AND TREMENDOUS ARRAY OF FOOD, HANDICRAFT AND OTHER GREAT BARGAINS FOR ALL! MAKE CERTAIN YOU ALSO VISIT THE STALL IN THE SQUARE OPEN SATURDAY MORNINGS 9 A.M. to 12 NOON See a Hartley "GADABOUT” being built in our Showrooms from a TRAILER-CRAFT KITSET. MACKAY MARINE 227-229 DURHAM STREET, 'Phone 68-390. Builders of the famous Silhouette, Ballerina, Westerly. SALE OF LIQUOR ACT, 1962 FREDERICK ALBERT SMITH, of Christchurch, has made application to the South Canterbury Licensing Committee for a Hotelkeeper’s Licence In respect of the Kurow Hotel situated at Kurow. Any person who is entitled to object and who wishes to object to the granting of this application may not later than 14 days from the date of the first publication of this notice file a notice in writing of his objection and of the grounds thereof with the Clerk of the South Canterbury Licensing Committee at Timaru. This is the first publication of this notice. A. K. ARCHER, SoHcitor, Christchurch. Juno 9. 1966. 8174 MOW Confidently approaching its 106th year of service to the public, "THE PRESS by road, rail, sea, and air, carries your advertising message PROMPTLY to more than 70,006 families.