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BOARD AND RESIDENCE. rANTED, Board for man and boy where boy 3 years old can be well 3d for, no other children; terms mod- fl te. Write 172 Post Agency, Newtown. WANTED, Hataitai, near tram tunnel, Board and Residence, including wash- r , mending, business man and son (6). „,; Eve- Port. g JPERIOK Home, on Terrace, has Hi Vacancy for Two Paying Guests, ches out. Ring 44-259. ' £LECT Accommodation, Gentlemen g v Guests, reduced tariff, modern eon- n. liences. 97 Hilj Street. Tel. 45-215. q, 'ACANCY for Boarder in respectable private home, good table, washing, . 264 The Terrace, above Dixon Street. „ WO Young Men require Double Bed- 26 Sitting-room with full board, firecc, tel., central. 486 Evg. Post. Tl 'ACANCY for Boarder, single front room, good table, soft washing, near ICI Luxe Theatre. Ring 52-260. M iHIENTAIi BAY—D.B.-Sitting-room, M sun porch, beautiful view; also Single, xpensive; meals optional. ■ Tel. 51-828. RIENTAL BAY—Vacancies for few ladies'or gentlemen, single and to ire; tariff moderate. Tel. 51-367. "OAKD wanted by Young Man, Hutt i" or Petone, must be reasonable. 188 g. ist Agency, Lower Hutt. g. ARGE Bed-Sitting-room, furnished, tl fireplace, sun porch, board or kitchen- J] :e; suit lor 2 ladies. 72 Webb St. S] 'OARD offered Girl (or room), central, v< private, reasonable, or exchange ser- t( ;es. Reply 521 Evg. Post. oi rOUNG Lady wants Reasonable Board, , vicinity The Terrace. Apply 64 Evg. q UPERIOR Board-Residence, 163 Thorn- ji don Quay, liandy Govt. Bldgs., «■ itions, 2 double bed-sitting-rooms, j] mdry, moderate. Tel. 44-847. s , T ACANCY Two Young Men, good table, ti washing and mending, 22s 6d weekly, s] Oriental Parade. si yOULD Board middle-aged widow, * reasonable, for part-time company. rite 530 Evg. Post. ARGE Front Bed-Sitting-room, couple ' or 3 friends; full, part board. 53 nakori Road. ■ . c COMFORTABLE private home offered P ' one or two, few mins. Oriental Bay , am; space for car. Tel. 53-221. , " TATAITAI—Board offered (to Gentle- £ -*• man, well-appointed home. Tel. 54- j _ ' : ' 8 N very comfortable home, 1 or 2 s Boarders, or would let Well-furnished t at. 72 Tinakori Road. t 70UNG Lady, in business, requires 'i L Comfortable Bed-Sitting-room, with c sard, in clean Christian home, central, .1 ilephone. 409 Evg. Post. r >EFINED Home offered Young Lady. J -*1 204'Willis Street. ■ ' ■ . J TACANCY for Gentlemen, single, share \ ' room, telephone, central, select home, inns £1.: 257 Willis Street. BUSINESS Girl would like Board and -* Residence, Lower Hutt, vicinity Post ffice. 376 Evg. Post. , JO.' 9 Kensington Street—Board-Resi- j * dence for gents, single and share, ( mndry, telephone, reasonable. , IT ACANCY for Boarders, clean, com- '_ * fortable home, handy Govt. Bldgs., i ;rms moderate. 184 Sydney Street West. ] "COMFORTABLE Board, single sunny ] J room, moderate tariff. 1 Watson Street . off Upper Vivian Street). Ring 52-215. " "^OOD Home offered 2 to Share Large J Front Room. 121 Abel Smith St. SUPERIOR Board-Residence, select J: locality, offered 3 ladies or gentlemen, single or share, terms reasonable. Lpply 45 Moxham Avenue. FRONT Bed-Sittingjoom with full board, *- by young business gentleman; must ie select, Oriental Bay or Kelburn preerred. 385 Evg. Post. ■ rO Gentlemen, Two Single Rooms with full board, near Hobson Street, sunny ibsition. 371 Evg. Post. , ' DUSINESS Girl requires Sunny BedL' Sitting-room, with board, central, el. 381 Evg. Post. ■-. EXpARD Wanted by Young Lady, handy "-*. to City, single , room, tel. Reply, tating term's, to 257 Evg.' Post. CIVIL wants Single Room, liandy City, "full board, washing, tel. i recommendation. '379 Evg. Post. DOARD offered refined married couple, *-* select quiet home, large sunny room, fireplace, all convs., terms 25s each. 24 Portland Crescent, Thorndon. Tel, 42-452. T ADY, with 2 Civil Servants in home, ■" would like two more, full board, washing, etc., £1. 50 .Nairn Street. ING'S HOTEL, Cburtenay Place- , Superior Accommodation, excellent table; permanents from 255; qasuals 6s 6d day. 52-652. E. Doull, Proprietress. OARD' Wanted, by respectable woman, single room, fireplace, Willis Street vicinity, reasonable. 236 Evg. Post. HILL STREET, .54—Select Board-resi-dence, minute Govt. Bldgs., every convenience, reduced tariff, good table, tel. CUPERIOR Board offered 2 friends, share large, comfortably-furnished front room; commanding splendid harbour view. 14 Chiton Terrace. Tel. 43-710. TTOTEL SELWYN, Coiirtenay Place— ™~ Superior Accpmmodation, excellent table; reduced tariff, permanents, from 27s 6d; casuals 7s per day. 52-222. pOLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL—Under *-' : new management. Central and comfortable. Bed and breakfast. 4s; weekly Los and 17s 6d. Tel. 41-584. . T^NNISMORE, . 53, Boulcott Street. -*-J Superior Accommodation, 2 minutes from G.P.O. Good table. Tariff from 255. Tel. 41-301. - HPHE MANSIONS Private Hotel. Ghuz--1 nee-st.—First-class Accommodation, reduced tariff. A most efficient service and excellent cuisine is our recommendation. Proprietors, W. and 11. Ha worth Tel. 52-390. i ORIENTAL BAY. CT. IVES HOTEL, Oriental Terrace, invites Permanent or Casual Guests, revised tariff from 30s. Tel. 54-483. PUBLIC NOTICES. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS JJOTICE is hereby given that all credix' tors and others having claims against the undermentioned estates are requirec to lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office at Wellington on, or before the 26th day of April, 1933. Any clairt not lodged by the date named is liabli to exclusion. The claims must show 'ull details, and must be certified as follows:— "I hereby certify that the amount ol this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased." ■ ESTATES. 1. Curran, John Bernard, late of Wei nngton, civil servant. Died 6/3/33 2. Johnston, John, late of Wellington,' re tired civil servant. Died 19/3/33 3. Parker, Lucy Kate Isabel, late o Petone, spinster. Died 7/3/33. 4. Radcliffe, Frances Emily Rosa, late o Wellington, widow. Died 21/3/33. 5. Xeatea, Bertram, late of Wellin"toi clerk. Died 8/3/33. A. R. CQAD, District Public Trustee for Wellington March 25, .1933. GLIDE SKATIdJG RINK. Skatins; enthusiasts will be interested t learn from an announcement In our adverth ing columns of the opening of the 1933 ska! Ins season at tho Glide Skating Ulnk In Wake Held Street, next Saturday evening Durln the summer recess this popular rink has bee entirely redecorated. .The; floor of the rir has been resurfaced, and It Is anticipated thi skaters will find It tho best skating floor i Wellington. Every arrangement is being mac by the management to ensure tho welfare ( patrons durln r the coming season. MAYFAIR CABARET. Tonight the three young hosts at the Ma^ fair Cabaret are featuring their special cabar night. Judging by the standard of cntertali ment at the Mayfalr during the past ■ fe weeks, a very enjoyable night is assured. Tl Hlgh-hatters" Band, a delightful atmospher and the personal attention of the three your hosts add to a very pleasant evening C Sunday evening there will bo a strong pn gramme at tho Mayfalr; leading artists sin ported by the popular Hlghhatters' Band, w; be In attendance. An advertisement In tli issue draws attention to the reduced char for supper. After an absence of several weel through illness, Adjutant Allan lion gomery will resume duty at the Salvatic Army Citadel, Vivian Street, and wi conduct tomorrow's gatherings,