PUBLIC NOTICES. HALF-PRICE HALF-PRICE CHILDREN’S WEAR AND TABLES OF LADIES’ UNDERCLOTHING TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), GREAT BARGAIN DAY TO-MORROW IN CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT (UPSTAIRS). ALSO TABLES OF LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. ALL TO BE SOLD AT HALF MARKED PRICE. * CHILDREN’S GARMENTS AND TABLES OP LADIES’ UNDERWEAR. A GREAT SELECTION. - TO-MORROW ONLY! HALF-PRICE! HALF-PRICE! W. PENROSE AND CO. LTD. GEORGE STREET. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. TVrOTICE IS HEREBY-GIVEN that, by a A” Proclamation dated the 19th day of May, 1937, and published in the ‘ New Zealand Gazette,’ No. 34,page 1,197, of the 27th day of the same month, the Land described in the Schedule hereto was taken for the purposes of a road in terms of the Public Works Act, 1928: — SCHEDULE. Approximate. areas of the pieces of land taken: 0 acres 1 rood 2.7 poles, being portion of Lot 5, D.P. 2,554, and being Part Sections 41 and 1,079 r; 1 acre 3 roods 5.3 poles and 0 acres 0 roods 8.1 poles, being portion of Lot 5, D.P. 2,554, and being Parts Section 41; 0 acres 2 roods 9.2 poles, 0 acres 0 roods 31.3 poles, and 0 acres 0 roods 10.4 poles, being portion of Part Section 32, situated in Blocks I, and 11., Moeraki Survey District, in the Otago Land District, as the same are more particularly delineated on the plans marked P.W.D. 95,242 and 95,243, deposited in the Office of the Minister of Public Works. H. ARTHUR, Assistant Under-Secretary. Public Works Department, Wellington, 24th June, 1937. EDUCATIONAL. OTAGO HIGH SCHOOLS BOARD. ELECTION OF MEMBERS BY PARENTS OF PUPILS. TVrOMINATIONS OP CANDIDATES for J-v Election to the Otago High Schools Board by the parents of pupils attending , the Otago Boys’ and Girls’ High Schools and the King’s High School will be received by the Undersigned up to 12 o’clock Noon on MONDAY, July 12, 1937. The total number of Candidates to be Elected is TWO. The ELECTION will CLOSE at 5 p.m. on THURSDAY, July 22, 1937. Forms of Nomination may be obtained on application at the Board’s Office. C. B. M’LEAN, Returning Officer. 236 Moray Place, Dunedin, June 28, 1937. > ROSSBOTHAM’S, Stock Exchange—lndividual tuition Shorthand, Touch Typewriting (installed 10 years), and Bookkeeping; highest passes Government examination, 1936. T h! HUTTON; Teacher of all ft? • Hawaiian Musical Instruments; classes, demonstrations. —Studio, 14 Octagon (above Butterfield’s). LUCIA’S WINTER SALE NOW ON. SEVERAL HUNDRED BARGAINS. A Wine Jumper Suit, in cosy flecked material; has velvety brown fur fabric collar and cuffs; fitting S.W. Was £3 3s. Sale price, £1 19s 6d. An Attractive Green Angora Frock; has flared skirt and black Astrakhan collar; fitting W. Was £4 4s. Sale price, £2 ■ 15s. A Knitted Suit in the rich shade of Gloucester green is women’s X fitting. Was £2 ss. Sale price, £1 9s 6d. In Coronation Blue is a Knitted Jumper Suit; extra warm weight, fitting women’s X. Was £4 4s. Sale price, £2 9s 6d. A Winter Coat in light navy has good brown skunk opossum collar; average fitting. Was £6 15s. Sale price, £3 9s 6d. In Navy is a small size Winter Coat, with grey fur collar. Was £4 4s. Sale price, £2 15s. In Black (delivered late) is a smart Coat, with new sleeves and fitting back, kit fox collar; W. fitting. Was £9 9s. Sal# price, £6 6s. QUALITY AT LOWER PRICES. LUCIA, 35 GEORGE STREET. MEETINGS. UNIVERSITY OP OTAGO, COURT OF CONVOCATION. A MEETING of Graduates will he held in the MEDICAL SCHOOL, King street, on THURSDAY, July 1, at 8 p.m. Business: Interesting and important, W: NEWLANDS, Chairman. CHALMERS BOWLING CLUB, THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING on WEDNESDAY, June 30. 1937, 7.30 p.m., in Pavilion. - Business: Balance Sheet; Annual Report; Election of Officers; and General. R. WILLMOTT, Secretary, TO LET. HOLIDAY RESORTS. TO LET, Flats, furnished and unfurnished, north end, conveniences; moderate rental.—Phillips, 137 Clyde street; phone 11-870; sunny position. TO LET, our up-to-date Furniture Vans for Cheaper and Better Furniture Removals.—Phone H. W. Winter, 11-051. rrto LET, large Room, suitable for two -I- business ladies or business men.—Apply 60 Stafford street. TO DBASE, 2 years or longer, 4-roomed Cottage, central; small section; adults; rent 25s. —E 984, * Star.* O LET, Bungalow, Maryhill; 4 rooms and kitchenette, all conveniences, close to car; rent, 255; couple preferred.— Hl9B, ‘Star. ; TO LET. Furnished Bed-Sitting Room, also Single Room; telephone, all conveniences.—Apply 177 Ltilth street. ANTED To Let, al Cargill’s Corner, modern Partly-furbished Flat, with all conveniences.—Addrefes to H 196, ‘ Star.* URNISHED Rooms, St. Clair, 255; Unfurnished Flat, St. Clair, 27s 6d.— Ryan, Lee. TO LET Gain Forwarding Co. Remove your Furniture means safety and economy; excellent storage.—327 Cumberland street. . OUR Move, Sir! To Let, for Removals, Packing and Storage, pur up-to-date Motor Furnitute Vans and capacious Stores; expert men, lowest prices.—Crust and Crest, 10 Manse street. CONVALESCENT HOMES. FIFE HOUSE, Convalescent Home, Valpy street, St. Clair. Mrs Adams (late Warrington); phone 23-757; terms moderate. POULTRY. FOR Grits, Meat Meal, Leg Bands, Poultry Spice, Nest Eggs, Bird Seeds. —Skene’s, Stuart street, Dunedin. _ < WELL-GROWN, well-bred Cockerels; White and Brown Leghorns, Light Sussex, etc.; 10s 6d each.—Skene’s, Dunedin. ■gTi OR SALE, well-bred Pullets and Hens, Jt? also Breeding Cockerels; every bird guaranteed. —-Skene’s, Stuart street, Dunedin. , ' GARDENING. TCI OR a hardy, quick-growing, evergreen JO Hedge try Skene’s, Stuart street, Dunedin; they have the gopd Plants. OW ready, well-grown Ornamental Shrubs, Hedge Plants, Macro-arpa, es, and Boses. —Skene’s, Stuart street, iedin. LANT Now, Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries, Rhubarb; hardy, wellwn plants.—Skene’s, Stuart street, DunIE specialise in lovely, graceful, wellgrown Palms, For Sale or Hire, le’s, Stuart street, Dunedin; phone [>AYING Guests, Convalescent Patients, L spend Holiday sunny inland farm, forth Otago; every home comfort; bus aily.—H66, ‘ Star.’ LOST AND FOUND. T OST, One Suede Glove, with fur inside jL wrist; right hand.—Finder please ring 20-860; reward. " LOST, Moray Place or Exchange, Suede Glove. —Please return Maisou Anderson. LOST, Leather Overcoat, vicinity Crawford street; good reward. H 240, ‘ Star.’ . LOST, Purse, Friday night, St. Kilda car, containing silver and latchkey; reward. —Address H 279, * Star * Office. LOST, Neville street, Carisbrook, Hub off rear car wheel, Saturday.—Reward re* turning 418 Cargill road. LOST, last wee.;, Green-and-Yellow Yorkshire Canary.—Reward returning 782 George street. . EFT, in ‘ Star ’ Office, Spectacle Case.— Apply Publisher,' * Star J Office. FOUND, Sum of Money, Prince Albert road, St. Kilda.—Owner communicate H 275, ‘ FOUND.— Town Hall, Green Island, June 29th, Bryant’s Entertainers, mystery, magic, music; help Summer Queen. bOARD AND RESIDENCE. DD-SITTING Room; suit business Gentleman; board optional; quiet b; good locality.—l2 Maitland street. )IrD wanted by Two Students; share room. —Address H 260, ‘ Star.’ r RAHIBI Private Hotel, Stuart street ‘(3 Minutes Town Hall).' Superior mmodation, excellent cuisine; tariff -18-612. yCY 2 Men, double room, all coniiences, first-class table; north end. ‘ Star.’ PERSONAL. IONOES of wreaths request Return of I Ribbons and Cards taken from Anders’ Bay Cemetery. ______ ONELY People Invited to Correspond, view matrimony; strictest confidence; it Dunedin and Otago clients; satisfao guaranteed or foo refunded.— I Wnt® ; 1,851, Auckland. ENSIONER wants other Pensioner _to Share her Seaside Home. —Inquirs ration Army Office, Dowling street. ENTLEMAN, visiting Dunedin, would like Meet Readers ‘ London Life/ r discussion, mutual interests.—Reply 3. ‘ Star.’ TRADE PERSONAL. ARTISTIC Permanent Wave, one price only, 15s. Career Hairdressing Rooms, Broadway; phone 18-029. , UNEDIN Furs.—Fur Coats Renovated and Remodelled, Coats into Coatees. —397 Princes street, opp. Wren’s.; phone 18-804. ' , MONEY. MTSIANTED, Loan, £l5O, freehold business W property, south end; good security. -H307, ‘ Star ’ Office. ________ BUSINESSES FOR SALE. RENT a Car, drive yourself; new Chrysler Plymouth, Hillman-Mmx.— Red Band Rentals; phone 10-953. IMSIE FRASER, Opposite Reddens, Stuart street. —Home of Suitcases! still posting Novelties, also Trays; Is 3d each. ar—Genera! Store; grocery, fruit, &0 confectionery, dairy; 6-roomed ling, all conveniences; rent, 32s 6d; turnover. —Apply Boyd’s. Grand Thephone 13-111. ALL Mixed Business, Grocery, Dairy, Drinks; good turnover; residence atd; cheap quick sale; owner leaving illh.—H3lo, ‘ Star.’ . FRUIT FOR SALE. FOR EXCHANGE. £1250 _HighclifE — e — LlgilVllU »uwuu«v«.M• Approx. 10 ACRES SPLENDID LAND, well divided, 6-ROOMED HOUSE, garage, cow byre pig sfycs. etc.’ carrying 4 cows, 80 pigs, State loan £BSO, Exchange for Town HOUSE..-Eyan, Lee Ltd. MODERN Bungalow, just completed, 5 rooms, kitchenette; £1,250: consider section or car part payment.—H3ls, Star. mrimWouribases' <pET Quotations from • Evening Star ’ R Webb and Sons, Grom- *lx Office for large or small quant.ties of e tree.—J. ft. , Printing before placing your, order.
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