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Evening Star, Issue 18281, 22 May 1923, Page 5

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. THE ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY IS NOW IN PROGRESS! Hundreds of Books going at Ilalf-prioo and lees at the BIBLE AND BOOK SOCIETY’S SALE. BARGAINS FOE BOOK BUYERS! 6s Novels, immense variety. Reduced to 2s 6d and is. 2s 6d Novels. Reduced to Is lid, 'or 6 for 10s 6d. Bows and rows of Books on Religious and other Subjects at HALF-PRICE. TABLES OP JOB LOTS OP BOOKS. Your choice at Is and 6d each. .Hundreds of Theological Books, standard arid- modern. Clearing at HALF-PRICE. NEW BOOKS, Bibles, etc., at 10 per cent, reduction. STATIONERY, Fountain Pens, etc., at SALE PRICES. DON’T MISS THIS POPULAR SALE! Ask for a Catalogue of Book Bargains! N.Z. BIBLE AND BOOK DEPOT, Booksellers and Stationers, 4-8 PRINCES STREET. LOOK! jj^ATEST "WESTOVER” WRAP COAT. Guineas. Any other Arm, 15gs. FRENCH “WESTOVER” PARLORS;, Whitcombe and Tombs’s Buildings, 76 Princes street. TWENTY STYLES. VELOURS, NAPOLOTHS, DOESKINS, OOVEiRTS, With Every Degree of Novelty. “ WESTOVER.” RICH AND ELEGANT. LINGERIE to meet the Highest iEsthstio Taste audi ’Sensibility. “ WFJSTOVER.” WANTED. WHY help pay overhead charges or keep up large establishments when tradesmen will PAINT YOUR HOUSE, 4 to 8 rooms, £l2 to £2B? Ferguson’s Paints onljr used, and mixed on the job. ROOMS PAINTED AND PAPERED, £2 upwards. Address 20, ’ Star ’ Office. BOOT TRADE. WANTED. URGENTLY, pi OOD BENCH MAN. Constant employLIT ment. Good wages. GIBSON’S CITY BOOT MANUFACTURING CO., LTD., 13 Stafford street, Dunedin. MANAGING CLERK WANTED. OLD-ESTABLISHED FIRM of Barristers and Solicitors carrying on a largo practice at Wellington requires Thoroughly Competent MANAGING CLERK. Liberal salary. Write in strict confidence, stating ago and forwarding copies, not originals,- of credentials, to LEX, Care Charles Haines Advertising Agency, The Dalgety Building, Wellington. WANTED, rpWO SISTERS for Surgical and Medical JL. Private Hospital. Salary to commence, £llO per annum. Apply HOSPITAL, Care Gordon and Gotch Advertising Agency, Waring-Taylor street, Wellington,

TO PASTRYCOOKS. T> EQUTPiED, by a leading firm in Oliristli church, THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED MAN: ability to organise and control staff an essential qualification. Liberal pay and good prospects to the successful applicant. Apply (by letter), in strict confidence, stating age and experience, DEVELOPMENT, Caro Charles Haines Advertising Agency, The Dalgety Building, Wellington. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. WINTER MEETING, 2nd, 4th, and 6th JUNE, 1923. Applications (in writing) for employment at above Meeting will be received until 3 p.m. on FRIDAY, 25th. May. H. L. JAMES, Secretary, WANTED, : A YOUNG MAN, with knowledge of Customs and Shipping Work. Apply, stating age, to BOX 210, Dunedin. F WANTED, IRST-CLASS SALESMAN FOR OAKLAND CARS. Apply AMERICAN MOTORS, Bos 1,143, Wellington, WANTED, fOIRST-OLASS TYPISTEi AND STENO-J-V ' GRAPHER, Apply in writing, stating age, salary required, and qualifications, to COMMERCIAL, 839, ‘Star’ Office. BOOT TRADE. WANTED, piNISHER. Apply CANTERBURY CO-OP. SHOE COMPANY, Timaru. UNDERCLOTHING DEPARTMENT. WANTED, I EXPERIENCED YOUNG LADY for Li UNDERCLOTHING DEPARTMENT. Preference given to one with good knowledge of CHILDREN’S OUTFITTING. HERBERT, HAYNES. JJOUSB WANTED URGENTLY, North End, 6 to 8 rooms, single story, modern, Price and particulars 847, 1 Star.’ WANTED, 3 EXPERIENCED COSTUME MACHINISTS. Highest wages. Saturdays free. t Apply VICTOR GREEN, LTD., Manse street. SHORTHAND, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Proficiency students guaranteed success; individual tuition, day or evening.— Boasbotham’s; ’phone 736. ANTED, Electrical Work; House Lighting a specialty.—Consult & Matthews. 64 Hazel avenue, Caversham. YlfTANTED.—Aching Corns Removed; painless and pleasant—Chas. Buchan, foot specialist, Octagon; appointments by 'phone 1,713. ANTED Known—For Gasfitting and Plumbing Repairs ring up 0. S. Jenkins and Co.. Dowling street. WANTED Known—Wringera for Repair and Rerubbering may be left Manaons’ New Premises, 185 Princes street.