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Evening Star, Issue 22723, 10 August 1937, Page 10

PUBLIC NOTICES. PENROSE’S PENROSE’S THE STORE FOR BIG BARGAINS BIG BARGAINS BIG BARGAINS PENROSE’S WANT YOUR BUSINESS, A ND ARE OUT TO SECURE IT, BARGAIN LIST FOR TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), LADIES* AURABLE SILK-AND-LISLE PLEATED HOSE, good weaving, all shades. Usual price, 2s lid pair. Wednesday’s price, Is 9d pair. HOUSEMAIDS’ CHAMOIS GLOVES, also suitable for gardening. Usual price, 2s 64 pair. Wednesday’s price, Is 6d pair. MEN’S AMO BOYS’ RAINCOATS AT GIFT PRICES. 100 MEN’S AND BOYS’ NAVY RAINCOATS, double-breasted, trench belt style; heavy check-backed cloth for everyday hard wear. Bargain prices: Boys, 8s lid each; Men’s, 10s 6d each. THREE WONDERFUL SNIPS FROM THE SHOWROOM. 100 LADIES’ VELOUR AND PACE-CLOTH COATS, fur trimmed; good selection of styles; in Brown, Bottle, Fawn, Navy, and Black. Usual prices, 35s to 49s 6d. Wednesday’s price, 19s 6d each. CHILDREN’S PLAIN AND MIXED TWEED COATS; sizes 16in to 20in. Usual prices, 7a lid to 15s 6d. Wednesday’s price, 2s lid each. 200 Pairs of CORSETS AND WEAPONS; oddments from stocktaking; good variety; of shapes and sizes. Usually priced from 6s lid to 19s 6d. Special to clear, 3s lid each. 6ft WIDE BRITISH LINOLEUM-FINISH FLOOR COVERING FOR 2s lid YARD, A Fresh Shipment of BRITISH LINOLEUM-FINISH HEAVY FLOOR COVERINGS, 2yds wide, all new designs, tile and floral, for bedrooms, kitchen, bathrooms. Wednesday’s price, 2s lid yard. I,oooyds COLOURED FURNISHING TAFFETAS, in plain and shot effects, 48ia wide; for bedspreads, curtains, etc. Worth 3s 6d yard. Wednesday’s price* Is 3d yard. W. PENROSE AND CO. LTD. STOCKTAKING BARGAINS. SMART GOODS FURTHER REDUCED. A BEAUTIFUL GREEN VELOUR COAT, collared with skunk; very reasonable at £8 19s 6d (a late arrival). Stocktaking price, £5 ss. Size Women’s X. A BLACK VELOUR COAT, in light weight; has pretty Grey coney collar; size Small Women’s. Price. £6 19s 6d. Stocktaking price, £3 19s 6d. A DRESSY BLACK ASTRAKHAN COAT, size English Women’s; has slightly flared skirt and neat-fitting aleeveS. Priced, £6 6s. Stocktaking price, £5 ss. VELVET FROCKS, in Black and colours, for evening and day wear, to be further reduced. LUCIA, 35 GEORGE STREET. WARNING. A NYONB found Lifting, Damaging, or H. otherwise Trespassing on Property of Undersigned, situate between properties of Mr Wallace and Mr Goodall, Glen Avenue, will be prosecuted without further notice. —J. G. MANNING, 135 Glen Avenue. MEETINGS. DUNEDIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (INC.). ■foJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the -v ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the DUNEDIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE will be held at Wain’s Hotel, Dunedin, on TUESDAY, 17th August, 1937, at 8.30 p.m. BUSINESS: To Receive Annual Report and Balance Sheet. To Elect Officers for Ensuing Year—viz.. President, Vice-president, Members of Council, and Auditors; and Any other business which may legally be brought forward. TO MARK THE JUBILEE OP THE HAMBER THE ANNUAL MEETING FILL BE PRECEDED BY A DINNER AT FAIN’S HOTEL AT 7 P.M. Tickets, 10s 6d. 9th August, 1937. H. P. WEST, Secretary. ELECTION OF OFFlCEßS—Nominations (signed by two members and by candidate consenting) for the Offices of President, Vice-president, Auditor, or Members of Council for the year ending 30th June, 1938, will be received by the Secretary at the Office of the Chamber, Dowling street, Dunedin, up till noon on SATURDAY, 14th August, 1937. The officers retiring are the President (Mr Newman Wilson), Auditors (Messrs Brodrick and Chalmer, who are eligible for reelection). Members of the Council retiring are Messrs J. C. Begg, S. L. Laing, H, L. Longbottom, W. H. Naylor, H. A. Newall, 1 H. Penrose, E. T. Seymour, T. Somerville, M. Stewart, who are not available for re-election as members of the council. Eight members of the council are to be elected. If the number of nominations exceeds the number of offices to be filled ballot papers will be issued and a poll taken at the Annual General Meeting to be held in Wain’s Hotel on TUESDAY, 17th August, 1937. Only those members nominated in accordance with the rules will be, eligible for election. H. P. WEST, Secretary. 9tb August, 1937. KNOX CHURCH. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Congregation will - be held in STUART HALL on WEDNESDAY, 11th inst., at 8 p.m. A full meeting of members is requested. R. MILLER, Session Clerk. SOUTHLAND HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION (Otago Branch). . A MEETING of the above-mentioned As-. sociation will be held in the Y.M.C.A. Rooms on THURSDAY EVENING, 12tb August, at 8 o’clock. A full attendance is requested. DUNEDIN Practical Psychology Club Meets Lake’s Restaurant, Thursday, 8 p.m.; subject, ‘ Psychology of Leisure ’; intending members welcome. DOUGLAS Social Credit Meeting, Tonight (Tuesday), 8 o’clock, Social Credit Hall, Moran Buildings, Octagon. SPORTS GOODS. last season’s Tennis Frames, ; when desired; tennis players, 3 chance to buy a good Backet Iter Strang (opposite Post Rackets, Slazenger’s Matchusual price, 955; now 765; i desired—Walter Strang, oppoBackets, Spalding’s English ite; usual price, 90s; now 725, n desired. —Walter Strang, opp. Rackets, Alexander Speed d; usual price, 80s; now 655; i desired.—Walter Strang, oppofiice. f last season’s Tennis Frames, es by ' Alexander’s, Slazengers, Hedley’s; select your Frame fill string it when desired; all eavily reduced. —Walter Strang, ost Office. Backets.—A few sample Rackets idiculous prices, for one month ,1 Blue 555, now 42s 6d; Inviuaow 32s 6d; Court Star 40s, now enge 20s, Masterpiece 18s 6d, 15s, Demon 12s ,6d.—Walter pqjjß* Boat Office, HOLD ON A MINUTE! Resolve now to join the cheapest and best New Fiction Library in town. Subscrip* tion Is, 3d per Book, and No Regrets at the Royal book exchange, 55 Moray Place (Opp. Y.M.C.A.). Haven’t you often wanted Clean, New, Titles? We have them in endless varifety. Open till 8. Do your SPRING SHOPPING with a PROVIDENT CASH ORDER. This is an easy method of shopping without making & large outlay. BUY NOW and Repay at the rate of Is in £ per Week. The lead--ing stores of Dunedin accept these order* as cash. _ - Full particulars free. PROVIDENT CASH ORDER CO., P.O. Box 236, Dunedin, C.l. FREE NEEDLE THREADERS! FREE NEEDLE THREADERS! SIMPLY cut out this announcement and any “Nugget” or Poliflor advertisement; send, with addressed envelope, to THE “ NUGGET ” POLISH CO. OF N.Z. LTD., Box 735, Dunedin. A. handy Needle Threader will be posted you. TENDERS. OTEKALKE SPECIAL SCHOOL. SUPPLY, DELIVERY, AND INSTALLS TION OF MECHANICAL STOKER. TENDERS, Closing with the Secretary,, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, at 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, 31st August, 1937, are invited for the above. Full particulars at Public Works Office*, Dunedin and Christchurch. OTEKALKE SPECIAL SCHOOL, SUPPLY, DELIVERY, AND INSTALLATION OF MULTITUBULAR BOILER. TENDERS, 'Closing with the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, at 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, 3lst August, 1937, are invited for the above. Full particulars at Public Works Office*, Dunedin and Christchurch. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. BANDON Villa, 34 Tennyson street.—Vacancies for Boarders; three minutes from Princes street. GOOD Home offered 1 or 2 working Girls; Gordon road, Mosgiel; term* moderate. —T 856, ‘ Star * Office. REFINED young Lady desires reasonable Board; Catholic home, north end pre. ferred. —A6l, ‘ Star.* . SUPERIOR Accommodation, Double BedSitting Room.—Corner Forbury and Victoria roads. TE RAHIRI Private Hotel, Stuart street (3 Minutes Town Hall).— Superior Accommodation, excellent cuisine; tariff from 27s 6d.—18-612. ’ WANTED. Room for working Man; Maori Hill or near town; uafur. nished. —T9BO, ' Star.* WANTED, by young Tradesman, Board 1 ' and Residence, private family preferred; south end of city.—T9B6, 1 Star. WANTED, by Married business Couple, with child. Board in nice home, good locality; with bedroom, private sitting room; willing to pay substantial tariff.— A 25, ‘Star.’ . WANTED. Board, by 2 young Men,, share room; vicinity Cargill’s Comer, —AB, ‘ Star.’ . ‘VT’OUNG Man wants Board in private X home, central. —Particulars to TBBB, ‘ Star ’ Office. LOST AND FOUND. T <3ST, Saturday night, Gent’s Dark Taa SU Leather Glove, right, between Octagon and Moray Place— Communicate AB9, * Star.’ , T OST, Woman’s Red Cardigan; 10s re. ward. —Ring phons 23-115. LOST, in city, last night, Green Brilliant Brooch, diamond shape; reward.—i P.O. Box 560, Dunedin. , J LOST, Mornington, Collie, 6 months,'tan, white; 1936 collar, reg. No. 1,000; reward; anyone detaining will be prosecuted, —3 Argyle street. . . LOST, Sunday night, between railway, station, Cumberland street, and DaU' more, Man’s Silk Tartan Square; reward. —Communicate TBB6, ‘ Star.* , TBAYED from Vauxhall, Dark Brown* and White PoleytCow.—Anyone know.l ing its whereabouts, please ring Anglican' Home, Vauxhall, Anderson’s Bay. IRISH Terrier Strayed, vicinity AlbanyFrederick streets; No. 555; £1 offered for return or information. —17 Hyde streets OUND, Yellow Budgerigar.—Apply 39 Douglas street, St. Kiida. OUND, a Sum of Money.—Ajiply Holfl man’s Pharmacy. FOUND —Women’s Cycling Gaiters, wit\ zip fasteners; usually 12s 6d, rebuild* ing price 9s 6d pair.—Rubber Shop (ops posite the Exchange). . FOUND.— Dowio’s Dismantling Ltd., I Forth street, have everything yon want for that job; prices absolutely right*FOUND— Children’s Satinetto Raincoats, with souVestcr, blue, wine, green, brown; sizes—2iin, 24in, 27in, 30in, 33in, 36in, 39in; usual price 12s 6d, rebuilding price 9s 6d. —Reliance Rubber Co. Ltd., 272 Frinces street. 1 TDOUND—Cyclists’ Waterproof Leggings; 3S usually 6s 6d pair, rebuilding price 4s lid.—Reliance Rubber Co. Ltd, (opposite £he Exchange) 1 ,