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MAGDALEN COLLEGE SCHOOL Electronic Documents in Various Formats and Converting Queries: 553377 (Mon-Fri 9-5) Adverts: 554444 or via our JOBS OFFERED Oxford’s website: www.dailyinfo.co.uk Snail mail: 10 Kingston Road, Oxford OX2 6EF Email: [email protected] HOUSES & FLATS TO LET DAILY Line ads@40p/wd. (min.10) + VAT Full-time Post CLEVELAND CLOSE, KIDLINGTON Part of North Oxford Property Services Display boxes@£10/cm. (min 3) + VAT 2 bedroom detached bungalow in quiet residential area. Fully furnished. Graduate Recruitment boxes@£15/cm + VAT Available end September for one year. £700.00 pcm at Daily Info BRIDGE STREET, OSNEY ISLAND INFO Daily Information: daily issues Tue, Thu, Sat in Largest selection of quality Oxford University term, Fridays in the vacation Start: as soon as possible (latest end Sept.) student property in Oxford Newly refurbished 2 bedroom terraced house in sought after location. www.dailyinfo.co.uk Salary: £15,000 pro rata (plus substantial perks) Unfurnished although some items can be provided. Available now for Next issue: Fri 24th September Experienced Letting Negotiator one year. £895.00 pcm We need a good all-rounder, as the successful candidate will be Excellent salary plus bonus HEADINGTON Issue No. 7535 Deadline: 10am, Thu 23rd September expected to: A choice of two 3/4 bedroom houses one having been re-carpeted and 2 produce web and printed versions of the publications North Oxford Property Services has been successfully redecorated. Available furnished from September for one year. Fri 17th – Thu 23rd September 2004 (Vacation) letting city centre property to young professionals, EAST OXFORD. HIGH spec, newly renovated, 1 £1000.00 and £1050.00 pcm 2 help make them easier to use, more useful, more cost-effective HENLEY STREET, EAST OXFORD and more profitable academics and students for over 15 years. bed unfurnished flat. It includes wooden floors 5 bedroom house which has been largely refurbished. Ideal for student throughout, open plan living area, kitchen with COMING 2 assist in ancillary matters supporting this, such as participating We offer landlords one of the highest occupancy rates or professional sharers. Available now for one year. £1600.00 pcm washing machine and gas hob and bedroom in and representing us to local bodies concerned with in the business – which means a bigger return on their Contact: Pearce Alder & Co, 33 Botley Road, Oxford A SPECIAL MEDITATION FOR PEACE AND ILLUMI- communications, computing and tourism; visiting display points investment compared to many letting agents. This leads with built in storage. Rent £700. Available: Now. NATION LED BY MS. RAGAGOPAL. 7:00pm, SUNDAY FREV D as our representative; occasional printing; helping customers use to an ever increasing number of landlords joining us and [email protected] 01865 722277 Tel: 01865 246502 Fri 17 DJ Manfree Music & Dancing the photocopier; etc. 26TH SEPTEMBER. THRANGU HOUSE, 42 MAGDALEN more quality properties for our tenants. ST MARY’S ROAD. Stunning 5/6 with 3 bathrooms, Sat 18 Closed for private function RIDGEFIELD ROAD, COWLEY, Oxford. Two bedroom ROAD. Free. Yoga class at 5.00pm. All welcome. 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