PUBLIC NOTICES. ROST TIMES FOR DRAPERY BUYER'S PENROSE’S MAKE ANOTHER BIG PURCHASE OF SUMMER FABRICS A WAREHOUSE LOSS PENROSE’S CUSTOMERS BENEFIT BEAUTIFUL FLORAL KABE CREPES, BOILING SILKS, etc.; | 8,000yds; double-width fabrics. Usually sold at 1$ ltd. On J Friday and Saturday, Is yard. PURE “SHASTA-” SILK, for dresses, pyjamas, shirts, etc; a -wonderful range oi checks and stripes. Usual price, 2s 6d. Week-end price, Is 6d yard. • FAST WASHING PRINTS, for beach and house wear; an excellent range; all doubl* width. Week-end price, Is yard. NEW MILLINERY AND SPECIAL UNDERCLOTHING VALUES. Just Arrived! A Large Consignment of LADIES’ STRAWS, in Navy, Brown, Win Red, Honey-Gold, Beige, and Black; a Inn™ varietv of shimes: all smart! trimmed. Worth 12s 6d All 5s lid. tfl| SI trimmed, worm xcs ou nu. - L4.DIES’ LOCKNIT SETS, Slip, Panties, and Vest; dainty Pastel shades, trimmed with lace and motifs to tone. A pleasing gift. Usual price, 21s. Week-end priced 13s 6d. 1,. CELANESE LOCKNIT BLOOMERS, W. and 0.5.; in Peach, Rose, Champagne, Skjj» Nil White, and Beige. Usual price, 3s lid. Week-end price, 2s lid. J Good Selection of LADIES’ FLORAL APRONS, allover and bordered designs; dark anj light colourings; an inexpensive and useful present. Week-end prices. Is to 2s Udf CHILDREN’S FROCK AND BLOOMER SETS, in good washing floral and plaiifl prints; sizes 16in to 22in; a pleasing variety of styles. Week-end price, 2s lid. CHILDREN’S AND MAIDS' COTTON FROCKS, in guaranteed prints; patterned ais flora! designs; in Blue, Red, Pink, Green, Lemon, and Brown shades. Week-enq SHORTS; in Navy, Royal, Saxe, Bottle, Red, and Browai pleated and plain leg*. Week-end price, 3s lid. ( NEW NECKWEAR-A WONDERFUL VARIETY-MARKED AT HALF USUAL PRICES. Selection of WHITE GAUNTLET GLOVES; imitation suede, “Simplex”; sizes. Usual prices, 3s lid to 4s lid. Week-end price, Is lid pair. m SYLKEN MAID PURE SILK AND RAYON; fully fashioned; all latest shades. Wee end price, 4s lid pair. SPECIAL TO HOLIDAY-MAKERS. I,oooyds BELGIAN STRIPE TICKING, double width; for beds and pillows. Week-end price, Is 3d yard. 1 * HYGIENIC FLOCK MATTRESSES. Single Bed Size, 14« lid,* Double Bed Si*e, 26S lid. ' ' CAMP RUGS for the bed, size 60in x 80in; a good heavy quality; in fawn, with coloured borders. Sale price, 7$ 6d each. COLOURED HONEYCOMB BED QUILTS, in Red, Blue, Pink; a good quality; single bed size. Sale price, 4s 6d each. 50 COLOURED BLANKET RUGS, for campers and holiday-makers. 2s lid each. A Few Only SUPPER SETS, in pure linen; 34in x 34in Cloth and 4 Napkfifc; ens broidered in attractive colours. 4s 6d set. COLOURED CANDLES; Sin, lOin, l2in; Rose. Blue, Lemon, Mauve, Purple. All price, 3d each. HOLIDAY GARMENTS FOR MEN. 200 SMALL BOYS’ SHIRTS, light grounds with neat stripes. UsUal price, 3s 6d. Week-end price, Is lid. ! MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS, collar attached end tie to matcH; smart check designs'! woven colours. Usual price, 7s 6d. Week-end price, 5s lid each. MEN’S INTERLOCK SHIRTS, with button front and half sleeves; colours in Grey, and Saxe; all sizes. Usual price; 4s 6d. Week-end price, 2i lid each, MEN’S FUR FELT HATS, in Drab, Grey, Squirrell, and Blaek; j latest shape. Usual price, 13s 6d. Week-end price, 8t lid. j 100 MEN’S SPECIALLY SELECTED SPORTS COATS, in the latest tweed*; plain anq fancy back styles. Week-end price, Z9s 6d. .1 500 Pairs MEN’S SPORTS TROUSERS, in plain Greye end fancy stripes; a wide ringj to choose from. Week-end price, 10s 6d. ■ J 50 MEN’S ART. SILK DRESSING GOWNS; in smart, (bright colours. An idea} Christmas gift. Week-end prices, 10s 6d to 29s 6d. _ i 1 W. PENROSE AND CO. LTD.!
MEETINGS. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE WORKERS’ EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION Will be Held in the COUNCIL CHAMBERS, TOWN HALL On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, at 8 p.m. ALL STUDENTS AND FRIENDS OP THE ASSOCIATION ABE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND.
BIBLE SOCIETY OP OTAGO AND SOUTHLAND. nPHE SEVENTY-THIRD ANNUAL ?JL' MEETING of the Society will be held in the Somerset Lounge on MONDAY, December 6, 1937, at 7.45 p.m. Addresses by Miss Florence ' Smith (0.M.5., Diocese of Doruakal, India), Mr and Mrs W. Fleming (Sudan United Mission, Nigeria). Supper provided. Collection on retiring. J. FARQUHARSON, President. CORPORATION NOTICES. BOROUGH OF ST. HILDA. WATER SUPPLY—USE OF HOSES. RESIDENTS are hereby notified that the use of Water drawn from the Borough Waterworks through any Hose or movable Pipe is PROHIBITED .unless the user make application to the Council on the prescribed Form and be Licensed accordingly. ’ , Ratepayers and residents are respectfully urged to co-operate in the matter and thus avoid any unpleasant procedure which may result from non-compliance. J. V. TREZISE, Town Clerk. St. Hilda, 30th November, 1937. £325 BUSINESSES FOR SALE. (or Offer). Old-established CARRYING BUSINESS, as going concern. Ton truck. Great connection. £9 mHB Freehold of established Mixed iJL Business (living rooms and outbuild; ings), city suburb. For Sale.—P974, Star. opportunity.—Apply P-O- Bex. 776. pi AAA Going Concern.— Main street; abXUUU low rent: Home-made Cake Shop and Tea Rooms; turnover £7° weekly, profit last 7 mouths £soo.—Land Sales Ltd. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. STUDENT LODGINGS. mHE University keeps a LIST OF LODGX' ings Recommended for STUDENTS. Persons whose Names are not already on the List, but who would like their Houses to be considered for inclusion in the List for 1938. should make immediate application to the Undersigned. H. CHAIM AN, Registrar. BANDON Villa, 34 Tennyson street.— Vacancies for Boarders; 3 minutes from Princes street. SMALL Furnished Room, with gas and electric, wanted by respectable young Man; about 7s week.—P9so, 1 Star.* E RAHIRI Private Hotel, Stuart street (3 minutes Town Hall).—Superior Accommodation, excellent cuisine i tariff from 27s 6d.—18-612 TWO Young Men require Board in quiet home, no washing; week-ends home; state terms. —P 683, * Star.* \TAOANCY, Gentleman Boarder; single t room, good accommodation; two mmutes Exchange.—262 High street. WANTED, ■by tradesman, Private Board and Residence; single room; south end; preferably Caversham.—Pßs3, ‘ Star.* ANTED, Board, 2 young Men, working Dunedin; willing share room.— PBOB, ' Star.*
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