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Evening Post, Volume CXIV, Issue 125, 23 November 1932, Page 3

BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WANTED Business Girl, Share Flat, '' reasonable, central. Write 1027, Evg. Post. . X\T ANTED, a Boarder> single room, pri- '•* vate home, 22s 6d, washing. 41a, j Majoribanks-st., 1 mm. Courtenay-pl. "VX7ANTED to Board, Gent., single room, * * washing, quiet private home; £1. 222, Cuba-st. , . "DOARD offered, comfortable private -L* home, lady or gent; single, sunny room; terms moderate. 21, Hargreaves-st. T>OARD in comfortable home, ,on The -1-* Terrace, handy to town, and every cony. Ring 52-771. ' BUSINESS Gentleman- offered a Large, Comfortable, Outside Room, with Full Board, at .19, Macdonald-cres.; sep. entrance, large enough for 2 if desired (near St. John's. Church); reasonable terms; good home Tel. 52-804. PRIVATE Board Wanted by young man, vicinity Gardens. Give particulars to 1114, Evg. Post. ' TWO Ladies require Board or Room, use convs., fortnight from 14th Jan., seaside, Plimmerton preferred; moderate; state terms. .Write 20, Post Agency, Newtown. ' ■ TTILL-ST., 54—Superior / Board-Resi- ■*■•*- denee, good table, good hot water service; hot, cold shower, tel. T>USINESS Man, wife, 2 children, .4 and -*-* 7, require Board, congenial home, good locality. State terms, 109S, Evg. Post. ..•■'■' ' T)UK.E OF EDINBURGH HOTEL ■*-* (under new management) has vacancies for Permanents at reduced . tariff; first-class table. Licensee, P. W." Corby.' Proprietor, J. C. Raines. pLIFTON-TER. (14)— Superior BoaTd offered 2 Friends; share large front room; harbour view. Ring 43-710. "DOARD offered 3 or 4 gentlemen, single •*-* and share rooms, select locality, all washing, mending, two minutes from Perrett's Comer, terms moderate. Telephone 53-3gß. ■- .' . BOARD required, 2 business girls, private family, piano, single rooms. Hataitai, Kilbirnie. Apply 1022, Evg. Post. (COMFORTABLE -Board offered gentle-. man, single room, private home, soft washing, 255. Tel. 50-479. - ■jl/fULGRAVE-ST., 14, op. Lambton Sta- ■"-*- tion—Vacancies for a few Boarders, permanents; hot and cold showers, tel. ORIENTAL-TER., 18—Superior Accommodation offered m.c.-, two gentlemen, share; also Singles; view, sunny1, adults. 50-301. . HOTEL SELWYN, Courtenay-pl., has Vacant Single and Share Rooms, for permanent guests; first-class house; reduced tariff, from 27s 6d. Tel. 52-222. COLUMBIA Private Hotel — Single *-> Rooms, 10s, 12s 6d; Share, 7s 6d weekly; with breakfast, 5s extra. Tel. 41-584. ~ REST HOMES. ~~ HILL-ST. Convalescent Home (52), Convalescents, Semi-invalids, special care elderly people, cert. ;nurßc. Terms reasonable. Nurse Begley. Tel. 44-835. HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION. A PLEASANT Holiday Resort—Bowron, -c - "Te Mara," St. Omer, via Picton. r ~ EXCHANGE. ', EXCHANGE. OWNER of 2 Properties (both unemcumbered), Shop with Dwelling, well let, recent valuation £1100; beautiful Vacant Section, containing almost ,VA acres, Khandallah, cost £450, would consider exchange Small Farm or Modern Home for one or both properties. Mvtft deal privately; no agents. Please send full particulars, 1036, Evg. Post. . WANTED TO SELL. TTUBBUCK'S "1765". ROOF GREEN -M- ( stays Green, longer. Sold by Tingey's, Ltd.; Hardware, Ltd.; Auld and Gleeson; T. A. Wells, Ltd. PUPPY Dogs, Canaries, Japanese Gold Fish, Spratt's Dog Biscuits, Bird Seed*,:. Parrot Foods, Dog Medicines, Bird Cages.. Te Aro Bird Shop, 140 a, Vivian street. ' . ' ' : ■' ' '. "• : XMAS POULTRY. ' (CHICKENS, Ducklings, Turkeys, choicest quality, reasonable prices., Buy direct from Growers. Salisbury's Poultry Farm. Tel. 28M, Upper Hutt. ABOUT THAT JOB. TT costs no, more to apply good paint -~ .' . than cheap rubbish, ( and it lasts infinitely longer and. looks better. Economise by using the best English brand. . ' HUBBUCK'S '1765." ,■ Sold by Tingey's, Ltd.; Stewart Hardware, Ltd.; Auld and Gleeson; T. A. Wells, Ltd. .'■ : MISCELLANEOUS. ' OC 6d PER week for comfort. A Chesu terfield, Sideboard, Table, Bed, or Duchesse at Art Cabinet Co.. Willis-st. \7"OU Cannot Buy Grand Hotel Qual- -*• ity for less than Grand Hotel prices. Tel: 41-024. Our Home Supply Store for your requirements: delivery free. T\R. - MACKENZIE'S Diet Chart Free •*-'_ to all uric acid sufferers upon application. Perrett, and other Chemists. ' OLADIATOR Port Wine, from the finv-* est vineyards of ths Douro, Portugal. Only to be obtained at Grand Hotel; quarts .fig, pints 2s fld. "VTEURALGIA yields quickly to Phen-,'-L^. 4sco Tablets. 6d and Is 6d. Saundtrs, Ltd., Chemists. Courtenay-pl. XTEADACHES, bilious attacks, nervousX- L ness, dyspepsia: Wonderful benefit with Harvey's Mineral Tonic. 3s 6d. C. H. Perrett. Chemist. > "VTEW French Wave-set! Use Dubois! x" Sets hair in 5 minutes. 2s 6d flask Perrett's Pharmacies. (^ROCHET Colourful Underwear Edging with Flosso "Rainbow" Art Silk; 9 lovely, blended shades. Sold all Drapers. "V'ERVOISS Disorders! "I received bene- ■^ v ficial results from Harvey's Mineral Tonic," writes E.J.B. 3s 6d. C. H. Perrett, Chemist. ' ' ■ ENGAGEMENT KINGS, WiSTCHES, WEDDING PRESENTS.CAVE MONEY. Buy yours direct from HA YCRAFT AND JOSLING, Manufacturing Jewellers, Established 20- years. • 94. Willis-st. (over Preston's). UNUSUAL THEFT -—: « • ■■ ■'. EXAMINATION PAPERS BAGS OF INSPECTORS (By Telegraph.—Press Association.) DANNEVIRKE, This Day. The proficiency, examination papers "of one of Dannevirke's primary schools had an unusual experience yesterday, being stolen at a hotel where Inspectors'McCaski^l and Bissell were stopping, by a relief worker from camp, who said he wanted money. Two attache cases containing the papers were stolen, the first from Mr. MeCaskill's room and the other -from Mr. Bissell's. Mr. Bissell arrived on the scene, and, recognising his property, secured it after a struggle. He ' endeavoured to take the man downstairs, but had to leave him to get assistance. The thief got away by .the fire o-scape, but was intercepted by the licensee and handed to the police. The other bag was recovered in a shop, where it had been left in another part of the town. The papers were intact. The thief, Richard Reeves, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment on each of two charges.