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PUBLIC NOTICES. 20,000 YARDS OF SUMMER DRESS FABRICS TO CLEAR AT Is YARD. TO-MORROW, AT PENROSE’S. A SALE OP BEAUTIFUL DRESS MATERIALS. ■ THE BIGGEST AND BEST VALUE SALE OF THE SEASON. ALL DOUBLE-WIDTH MATERIALS. CEPE A FLORAL. STRIPE, AND CHECK RAYONS. HOYPARELLE FADELESS PRINTS. CHECK AND STRIPE GINGHAMS. COLOURED PIQUES. LINGERIE FABRICS IN FLORAL DESIGNS, DAINTY SHADES. FLORAL SILK VOILES. PYJAMA AND SHIRTING PRINTS. DARK GROUND OVERALL CLOTHS AND A VARIETY OF OTHER MATERIALS* ALL AT Is YARD. SALE COMMENCES TO-MORROW. DRESS WELL ON LITTLE MONEY. VISIT PENROSE’S EXTRAORDINARY DRESS GOODS SALE. UNEQUALLED VARIETY. UNBEATABLE VALUES. W. PENROSE AND CO. LTD. AN APOLOGY TO OFFICIALS OF THE SEAMEN’S UNION, In our issue of September 15th, 1934, we published an article entitled ‘ The Reas* lionary Trade Union Official,’ by “Forward,” which contained the following state* ment:—“ Three officials of the Seamen’s Union interviewed the men in gaol and promised the strikers that ‘if they did not go back to Greymouth and man the ships, the Union would take steps to man the ships from Wellington.’ ” The article, which was written by A. B. Grant, over the pen name of “ Forward,’* was based on a statement that appeared in the issue of the Christchurch ‘Star’ of August 9th, 1934, Mr Grant now admits that he misquoted the Christchurch ‘ Star/ sucli misquotation having the effect of discrediting Messrs F. P. Walsh, W. Clarke, and T. Martin in the eyes of the membership of the Seamen’s . Union and. the Labour movement as a whole. We profoundly regret having published a statement so' obviously slanderou* and untrue. That it was so published was due to inadvertence and lack of super* vision during a period of extreme pressure of work. We have now ascertained that such statement had no . foundation in fact. W* offer our unqualified apology to Messrs F. P. Walsh, W. Clarke, and T. Martin, and the membership of the Federated Seamen’s Union of. New Zealand, and sincerely regret that our columns should have been used for the dissemination of a falsehood cal* culaled to prejudice them in the eyes of the working class and the general public. (Sgd.) K. HENDERSON, Editor and Proprietor, To-morrow.*

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. Messrs john stuart mtnnes, F.P.A.N.Z., and STUART FRANCIS M‘INNES, A.P.A.N.Z., desire to GIVE NOTICE that as from tho Ist OCTOBER, 1934, they have Admitted Mr WILLIAM JOHN MTNNES, A.R.A.N.Z., into Partnership in their Business of Public Accountants, Auditors, and Sharebrokers, carried on at Dunedin under the style of William Brown and Co. J. S. MTNNES. S. F. MTNNES. Dunedin, 17th November, 1934. APOLOGY. I A. B. GRANT, Railway Worker, of • Christchurch. EXPRESS MY SINCERE REGRET to Messrs F. P. Walsh, W. Clarke, and T. Martin, for having written the Article which appeared in the issue of the Journal ‘ To-morrow,’ , dated 15th September, 1934, over the caption ‘ The Reactionary Trade Union Official,’ wherein I misquoted the Christchurch ‘ Star,’ such misquotation having tho effect of discrediting Messrs Walsh, Clarke, and Marlin in the eyes of the membership of the Seamen’s. Union and the Labour movement as a whole. I acknowledge that there was no truth in the statement made by roc against Messrs Walsh, Clarke, and Martin. I unreservedly withdraw it, and express my deep regret for having made it. , (Sgd.) A. B. GRANT. EGG PRESERVING. USE OVOLTNE PASTE. Keeps eggs fresh. Keeps hands nice. Is 6d jar does 420 eggs. BUSINESSES FOR SALE. Hairdressers and tobacconist’s BUSINESS, going concern; good opportunity for practical man; busy suburban stand; price £225. 790 PARK, REYNOLDS LTD. HOME-MADE Cakes, Tea Rooms, etc.; takings over £SO per webk; good living for capable Ladies: £4OO going concern. -'-Magnus Johnson, 207 Princes street. BAKERY Business, Southland seaside township; turnover £6O week; modern buildings; owner retiring; £7OO cash required —F. H. Tucker, Invercargill. EDUCATIONAL. ARE you employed? For very little cash we can Teach you the latest in Designing and Cutting of Women’s Clothes. There are plenty of openings for a dresscutter or designer. Join Now, and earn while you learn. Free demonstrations and information daily. Frocks and Coats cut and tacked. Special classes for men and women. Railway concessions for country people.—The Hollywood School of Dressmaking, 2nd Floor, Savoy Buildings, Dunedin. - ROSSBOTHAM’S Commercial College, Dowling street. Shorthand, Typewriting, and Bookkeeping; our students in keen demand. YOUNG Man, with no experience, would like to Learn Latest Piano Music.— T 562, ‘ Star.’ TRADE PERSONAL. Returned soldiers’ club dining rooms, OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. Only Quality Meals Served at Reasonable Rates WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PARTIES CATERED FOR. Come in and see us before your next Party. EARL’S Motors have Removed to 282 Princes street south (next Austin Motors). SISTER LILY, Psychologist and Herbalist, has Resumed Practice at 46 Manor place; hours 10 till 5.. CAREER Hairdressing College.—Tuition in all branches of Ladies’ Hairdressing; pupils graduated only when fully qualified. - AREER Hairdressing College.—Separate branch for Men’s Hairdressing, Shaving, elc ; expert supervision.—Oxford Building, Moray place (opposite Savoy). DICTOGRAPH Albums, each 50 leaves, in sizes 14 * 10 and. 12 i 7; also in a 9 x 7, with 30 leaves.—' Evening Star ’ .uufacturiiig Department.