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Evening Star, Issue 22920, 30 March 1938, Page 12

PUBLIC NOTICES. X FUR-TRIMMED COATS, NEW SEASON’S STYLES. SMARTLY CUT AND WELL MADE. FULL FUR COLLARS. A SPECIAL LONDON PURCHASE. I A RANGE OF SHADES IN PLAIN AND FANCY COATINGS, well tailored, lined throughout. A selection of 55s to 65s Coats for 29s 6d. LADIES’ INTERLOCK SLEEVELESS PYJAMAS, in Cream, trimmed with pretty con. trasting shades of Sky, Peach, Primrose, Nil, and Azalea; jumper style, with elai* tie waist, trousers shaped basque. Usual price, 6s lid. Sale price, 4s lid. W. PENROSE AND CO. LTD.

UNION AIRWAYS. Extra plane from dunedin DURING EASTER HOLIDAYS: GOOD FRIDAY, 15th APRIL. Dunedin Depart 7.30 a.m. Christchurch ... Arrive 9.10 a.m. Christchurch ... Depart 9.20 a.m. Blenheim Arrive 10.45 a.m. Blenheim Depart 10.55 a.m. Palmerston North Noon. For particulars, bookings, etc., EARLY APPLICATION should be made to the Union S.S. Co., Dunedin. /CARDINAL DRESSING strikes the modera colour note. Imparts colourful finish to hearths, window sills, doorsteps, concrete, etc. In red, white, green, or buff. —At all grocers and hardware stores. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. GOOD Home near city Offered refined elderly Lady in return company, small board. —D 470, * Star. 1 ' QUIET young Man desires Board in quiet private home; reasonable.—D244, ‘ Star.’ ANFORD House, 95 Hanover street (near Hospital).—Comfortable Accommodation; bed, breakfast, 4s; weekly by arrangement. . _ WANTED, by Male adult, Bed-Sitting Room, with breakfast; central, risa preferred.—D296, * Star.’ WANTED, Board for young Man; reasonable, south end, permanent;—D47B, ‘ Star.’ . ' ANTED, by elderly Gentleman, Furnished Room, south end preferred, meals out; use of conveniences.—D 464, ‘ Star.’ ANTED, for Husband, Wife, )*d 3 Children, Bed and Breakfast, eSntral, for 2 weeks from April 9.—D405, 4 Star ’ Office. WANTED, working Man Boarder, private home, single room; near Forbury Corner.—D3Bo, ‘ Star.* - YOUNG Man, in steady work, wants Board for himself and two children (aged five and three). —D 247, 4 Star.* A O Queen street has a Vacancy for 2 young Men.—Telephone 13472. OO Albert street, City, offers good Board vO working men; tariff 25s.—Telephone 11-076. ory Stuart street offers Board for work--4 ing Men; tariff 27s Ud; good table. PERSONAL. ANY Girl or Woman lonely or needing advice can receive same free by calling on Sister Hazel at the Girls’ Lunch and Best Rooms, Octagon Hall; hours daily (except Saturday), 12-2 p.m. Address Octagon Hall. T ONBLY people, join Jean Smart's Social JLL and Matrimony Club; confidential introductions; enclose stamped addressed envelope.—D37s, ‘ Star.’ THOS7~H. DOWNES and his Wife] - Eossetta formerly 89 Forth street, knowledge their whereabouts, communicate E. E. Downes, 214 George street, or care of Public Trust Office. MONEY. HOME Buyers Without Deposit.—One Shilling Weekly for each £IOO in four ' years provides deposit; take up shares; interest credited on subscriptions: loans on easy repayments.—Dominion Building Society, 105 High street. HOLIDAY RESORTS. ACCOMMODATION, Christchurch.— First-class Private Accommodation at very reasonable tariff; best of attention, home life, comfort; special attention to racing enthusiasts; filling fast for Easter; book immediately to Accommodation, 58 Bird wood. Avenue, Beckenham, Christ church. CROWN HILL Guest House.—Swimming, Shooting, Fishing on farm; 800 ft above sea level; terms moderate. —Apply Miss D. A. Schaffer, Windsor, North Otago; phone S42G. W‘ ANTED, 3 or 4-roomed Furnished Crib, Brighton, Easter.—D4ll, 4 Star.* TO LET. EMBASSY SALON. rrio LET for weddings, Ranees, birthdays, A socials, smokos, meetings, etc.; Philco sound system installed in hall; catering for the above functions on tbe shortest notice at reasonable rates. PHONES 11-019 or 12-218. TO LET, sunny Furnished D. Bed-Sitting Room, use all conveniences, phone; suit lady.—l 26 Forbury road. TO LET, Furnished Rooms, all conveniences.—Apply 177 Leith street. O~LET, Unfurnished Front Room, 685 Castle street; suit lady; quiet home. TO LET. for 6 months, to approved tenant (no family), 5-roomed Furnished House; all conveniences; N.E.V.; reasonable.—D42B, 4 Star.* A" NDERSON’S BAY.—6 Rooms, all conveniences; ovsr i-acre; easily worth £800; owner will aosept £665 for quick sale. —Alfred Clark Limited, Manse street. ST. HlLDA.—Supsrior Furnished Flat, in Bungalow; 2 rooms, kitchenette, selfcontained; 355, for term.—Haggitt, Duthie, and Kinmont Ltd. . FLAT To Let, self-contained, 2 rooms, kitchenette; unfurnished; 32s 6d week. —McKenzie Limited, Dowling street. SHOP, right in city; double window and extra room; sut dressmaker, milliner, etc.; 30s week. —McEenzie’s, Dowling street. YOUR MOVE, SIR! mO LET, fo*r Eimovals, Packing, and A Storage, our UP-TO-DATE MOTOR FURNITURE VANS and EXPERT MEN, Dry storage. Removals any distance, town or country, Phom 11-525. CRUST AND CRUST, 20 Manse street. TO LET Gain Foryard Co. Remove your Furniture mears safely and economy; excellent storage.—327 Cumberland street. ADVERTISING is the greatest distributive, informativa, and educative power of the present day*

COLLEGE SHOES FOR GIRLS AND BOYS EE READY FOR WINTER WEATHER. WE MENTION SOME LEADING SHOES* BOX CALF LACE SHOES, with fringe tongues, stout tops, and Uskide studded rubber soles. Price, ISs 6d. BOX CALF LACE SHOES, open fronts, * with Uskide studded rubber soles. Excellent wearing shoes. Price, 19s fid, - BOX CALF LACE SHOES, with moccasin plain fronts, leather or Uekide studded soles. Best grade, price, 21s. FOR BOYS our range of STOUT SHOES is EXTENSIVE. All sizes, up to youths', size 5, in leather or rubber soles. Moderate prices, WE HAVE OPENED A FINE RANGE OP, LADIES’ SPORTS SHOES. Received before the Tariff increases. BOUND TO WEAR WELL. ' BROWN or BLACK SWEDE BUCKLE BAB SHOES, with moccasin fronts, rubber soles, and low heels, English goods. Price, 22s fid. TAN WILLOW and BOX CALF BUCKLE BAB SHOES, neatly stitched fronts, rubber soles, and low heels. Price, 24s fid. BOX CALF or TAN WILLOW LACE SHOES, with fringe, leather soles and heels, English made. Price, 21s. TAN WILLOW DERBY SHOES, welted soles, leather soles and heels, neatly stitched vamps, all-leather shoes. Price, 22s fid. TAN WILLOW MOCCASIN-FRONT SHOES, with Uskide rubber soles and heels,-storm tongues. Price, 26s 6d, TAN WILLOW DERBY SHOES, welted! soles, all-leather shoes throughout, weU and carefully made. Price, 27s fid. TAN GRAIN SPORTS SHOES, with rubber soles and heels, for golf or stou| wear. Great value. Price, 21s. BUY YOUR EASTER SHOES AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE. ISLIP & WATT, 148 GEORGE STREET.: ■ -r' LOST AND FOUND. - ■ ~ LOST, Spare Wheel off car, vicinity Omlmi Dairy Factory.—Finder please: communicate J,' Salisbury, 3 Glen road.; Mornington. . . . ■ OST, Tuesday, between George, street and railway station, small Parcel containing silk material, —Phone 23-727. ■ ■ LOST, in Town Hall, . Cheque Book, Union Bank.—Please leave Traffic Inspector’s Office, Town Hall. LOST, New Horse Cover, between South Dunedin-Waitati; reward. M. Stevenson Ltd., Fish street; phone 11-769.; OST, in Astor Cafe, George street, or between there and Octagon, £2O; substantial reward.—Apply C. Vennall, •watchmaker, 10 George street. LOST, between Exchange and D.1.C., small Black Purse containing stamps; reward. —Telephone 12-483. LOST, Watch, name inside, George street-Cosy Dell; rgward.—Roberta anH Watson, King street. . ... LOST, a Gold ■ Cable Bangle, in Cumber, land street, Monday afternoon.— Finder please return 564 Cumberland; street; reward. . . LOST, Tuesday afternoon, vicinity o£ Stuart street tram, Highgate, City road, Eoslyn, Brown Kid Glove.—Commumcate 20-907. ■■■■■■ ■ FOUND, Wilkie road, Tuesday, March 22nd, Brown Tarpaulin Cover.—Communicate D 386, ‘ Star * Office. , . . OUND. White Fox Terrier, with black patch on right eye.—Ring 23-442, after 6 P-m ‘ • ■ • FOUND. Washing Wringers Rerubbered. Broken Parts Replaced. At Acme Tyre Company’s, corner King and/ Frederick streets. ■ .*' • FOUND. —Friday next (not St. Day), but the Linen Shop’s last day of Removal Sale; hurry. FOUND.— Friday next (not St. Patrick’s Day), but the Linen Shop’s last day of Removal Sale; hurry. EDUCATIONAL., ROSSBOTHAM’S, Stock Exchange.—lndividual tuition Shorthand, Touch Typewriting (installed 10 years), and Bookkeeping; Highest passes Government e*J animation, 1935. - EOWN’S College, Moray Place (Day, Evening).—Shorthand, Typewriting* Bookkeeping: rapid individual tuition; railway concessions.—Telephone 10-697. TUTOR wanted for Bookkeeping, stage 2, for accountancy P.O. Bor 725; or ring 10-065. GARDENING. TIf’USHKOOMS grown without horse -LTX. manure; prepare now for easiest production.—Write information.' Spawn Farm* Pakawbai. H.B. TRADE PERSONAL. BEIDES-TO-BE, Housewives, rush along on Friday to the last day, of Linen Shop Sale. IMSI'E FRASER, of Stuart street.— Home of Suitcases: Easter Eggs in endless variety, containing . useful presents) ERMANENT Waving.—Eugene, * 15s j non-eleetrio, £1; Marcels, Resets, 2s.— Art Beauty Salon, 185 George street; phone 18-040. ~ , ED BAND Rentals.—Drive yourself ( Minx, Austins, Plymouth*. Chryslera —Office, 36 Moray Place West; phone 10-953 IF you need Building Material send a{ Advertisement the - gtar/