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Evening Star, Issue 22954, 11 May 1938, Page 10

PUBLIC NOTICES. THE ‘ SPOETS SPECIAL ’• THE ‘ SPORTS SPECIAL *- THE • SPORTS SPECIAL « THE 1 SPORTS SPECIAL i EVERY SATURDAY EVENING PRICE TWOPENCE. ORDER NOW. COPIES MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE FOLLOWING AGENTS:— RAILWAY BOOKSTALL. NORTH DUNEDIN— Mr Boyland, 54- Albany street. Mr Divers, 602 King street. Mr Brown, 757 King street. Mrs Cook, 136 Frederick street. Mr Carr, corner Union and Castle streets. Mrs Gardiner, Castle and Howe streets. Mr E. F. Lee, Eden street. Mr C. A. Morton, corner Regent road. Mr G. Kitchin, 680 George street. Mr Burns, George street. Mrs Crawford, St. Andrew street. PRINCES STREET SOUTH— Mr Mabon Mr Parnell CORNER CARROLL AND MELVILLE STREETS Mr Farry HANOVER STREET (178) Mrs Alison FILLEUL STREET Mr Cliave ARTHUR STREET (74) Miss Olsen CAVERSHAM Mrs Carey GAVERSHAM (Sidey street) Mr Harborow CAVERSHAM (Glen) Miss D. Martin ST. CLAIR Mr J. S. Algie RICHARDSON STREET (122) ... Mr Scott RICHARDSON STREET Mr M’Millan BAY VIEW ROAD (352) Mrs Denton Murdoch's CARGILL ROAD J. F. Holland CARGILL ROAD (241) ... Mr A. G. Monk SOUTH DUNEDIN Cargill’s Corner PARKSIDE Mrs Ramsay ST. KILDA Mr Ritchie, bookseller M’Kay’s Fruit Shop, Prince Albert road ST. KILDA COUNCIL CHAMBERS Tracey Bros. QUEEN’S DRIVE Mr Hinton ST. KILDA (Bowen street) ... Mr Bungard CORNER ESKVALE STREET AND QUEEN’S DRIVE Mr M’Clymont MUSSELBURGH RISE Mrs Young MUSSELSBURGH RISE (130) Mr' Waugh CORNER FERGUSON AND NORMANBY STREETS Mrs Wright TOMAHAWK Mr Pereira ANDERSON’S BAY (Ross Corner) Mr L. Jefferson TOMAHAWK ROAD Mr Pringle ANDERSON’S BAY Miss Read CORNER MINTO STREET AND TOMAHAWK ROAD ... Mr M’Gracken BELLEKNOWES Mr Lister MORNINGTON Miss Sykes MORNINGTON Mr M’MorVan KENMURE ROAD, (106) Mr Manhire ELGIN ROAD Miss M’Kinlay 139 ELGIN ROAD Mr HendersonMARYHILL Mr fl. Weir DALMORE .., Miss ’Vickers ROSLYN Mr Mann SHETLAND STREET (32) Mr M’Lean BISHOPSCOURT Mr Haworth MAORI HILL Mr W. Simpson MAORI HILL Mrs V. Sweet WOODHAUGH Mr Roxburgh NORTH-EAST VALLEYGardens Fruit Shop Mr H. Robinson Mr Rainsford WAKARI— Helensburgh road, Mr Ivan Johnston KAIKORAI VALLEY ... Mr E. A. Roberta Mr Hunter OPOHO Mr J. H. Williamt OPOHO ... .•. Mr Thomson MACANDRBW BAY Mr Dack«s RAVENSBOURNE Mrs Henden BROAD BAY Mr* Fowler Miss Clearwater; PORTOBELLO Mr Henderson’ Unity Tea Rooms ST. LEONARDS ... J. Robb, Princes street SAWYERS BAY Mr Ktbb PORT CHALMERS ‘ Star Offics OAMARU Mr Stevens, Gharaeg street WAIT ATI Mrs Jackson SEACLIFF Stewart, Bros* PALMERSTON . Mr Robinson TIMARU Mr A. T. Frase? GREEN, ISLAND PICTURES GREEN' ISLAND Mr Sraellis BURNSIDE Mr E. J. Stewart Mr Oliver ABBOTSFORD Mrs Saiasb-ay FAIRFIELD Mr Shearer BRIGHTON Mr Murdoch MOSGIEL Mr Scott ALLANTON Mr Rennie MILTON Mr M’Leod LAWRENCE Mr Hopkins OTUREHUA Gilchrist and Son WAIHOLA Mr M’Carthy STIRLING, Mr G. Duncan BALCLUTHA Mr C. Stevenson KAITANGATA Mr Crows RAILWAY BOOKSTALL, GORE MATAURA Mr Medley HEEIOT Mr Sinclair MIDDLEMARCH Mr Pacey RANFURLY Mr Hanrahan ALEXANDRA Mr Gouriey CROMWELL Mr L. J, Anderson

LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Saturday night, between - Green Island-Southern Cemetery, Disc Wheel and Tyre; reward.—Ring 15-215 (daytime), communicate 8717, ‘ Star.’ OST, Child’s Brown Kid Glove, fur back. —Finder please return “ Silk House,” George street. OST, city-St. Clair, Saturday or Sunday, Green Velour Hat and £1 Note. —Ring 10-245; reward. OST, Wednesday, Double String of Pearls, with square clasp; reward.— Please return J. Watson, D.S.A. OST, “ Kim ” White Bull Terrier.— Please communicate 5 Napier street, Mornington, ring 12413, .between 5-9; reward. ■ , LOST, Sum of Money in Queen’s Drive Polling Booth, Wednesday morning, by elderly Lady; reward.—Phone 22409. OST, a Green Budgerigar from' 95 Union street; reward. LOST, by working Man, Two Weeks’ Pay, between Bay road and Caversham; reward. —W. Mitchell, 10 Catherine street, Caversham. ■ FOUND. —Washing Wringers Rerubbered, Broken Parts Replaced. —At Acme Tyre Company’s, corner King and Frederick streets. TO LET. ROSLYN (Near Highgate), HOUSE of 5 rooms, modern conveniences; splendid order. Rental, 40s. REIDS LTD. TO LET, Bed-Sitting Room; sunny; suit 2 Lady Friends: all conveniences; 12s 6d.—For address phone 10-255. . TO LET, Furnished Front Bed-Sitting Boom and kitchenette, conveniences; phone; adults.—32 Catherine . street, Caversham. _____ TO LET, 2 Furnished Rooms and kitchenette; handy to tram. —R 698, * Star.* TO LET, 2 Single Furnished Rooms, detached.—Apply 99 Frederick street. TO LET, city, Furnished Bed-Sitting Room, refined Gentleman; soft washing done; meals out; superior home. —RB2I, ‘'Star.* • TO LET, Furnished Bed-Sitting Room, city; fireplace, private entrance, separate gas; also Single Furnished Boom; no children.—Rß 22, ‘ Star.’ __ TO LET, Two lovely Front Rooms, unfurnished, use kitchenette (curtains supplied); very sunny; £1 weekly.—Ring 10-973. SPLENDID Flat, 3 rooms, kitchen, recently renovated; reasonable rent; central.—92 Filleul street, 7 o’clock evenings. SUNNY, central Offices, single or suites; moderate rentals.—Patersons Ltd., 153 Rattray street. ; . WOULD Let, couple (no children), Furnished Bedroom, Dining Room, use kitchenette; handy town, tram, good locality.—Rßls, ‘ Star.* AORI HlLL.—Attractive • Residence, 7 good-sized rooms, every convenience; sunny position; £2.—Haggitt, Duthie, Kinmont Ltd. __ CLAIR—2-roomed Partly-furnished Cottage; suit elderly lady; 10s.—Haggitt, Duthie, and Kinmonfc Ltd. C~ ENTRAL. —5-roomed Self-contained Furnished Flat, all conveniences; separate entrance; 47s 6d.—Haggitt, Duthie, Kinmont Ltd. ; 2 FRONT Rooms, unfurnished, use conveniences; suit couple; own gas cooker; nice locality, south end.—Rß 26, * Star.’ YOUR MOVE, SIR I mo LET. for Removal*, Packing, and 1 Storage, our UP-TO-DATE MOTOR FURNITURE VANS and EXPERT MEN. Dry storage. Removals any distance, town or country. Phone 11-525. CRUST AND CRUST, 20 Manse street. '"150 LET Gain Forward Co. Remove your JL Furniture means safety and economy; excellent storage.—327 Cumberland street TRADE PERSONAL. JIMSIB FRASER, Opposite BeddelTs, Stuart street. —Home of Suit Cases; we are Cash Grocers, and deliver. RED BAND Rentals.—Drive yourself. Minx, Austins, Plymouths, Chryslers. -Office, 36 Moray Place West; phone 10-953. HOLIDAY RESORTS. TWO Booms and sun porch, Ross Point, 6s weekly for term; enjoy your weekends. —R 670, ‘ Star.* O-ROOMED Grib, on farm, 3 miles Owaka; £1 week. —Box 18, telephone 355. 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. IP you need Building ..Material send an . Advertisement to tba * Star,'

MEN’S BOOTS 'AND SHOES . FOR WINTER. WE OFFER A SPLENDID SELECTION. MEN’S BOX CALF BOOTS for street wear; welted soles, good fitting shape*. Prices from 255, 26s 6d, 30s, to 355. MEN’S GLACE LEATHER BOOTS, stout . soles, leather lined throughout.' Best English makes. Prices, 37e fid, 39s fidl MEN’S TAN WILLOW DERBY BOOTS, heavy soles, solid leather lined; full to* : and comfortable fitting. Price, 355. MEN’S BOX CALF LACE SHOES, welted soles, several up-to-date shapes; proved to be good wearers. Price, 21s. MEN’S STOUT BOX CALF LACE SHOES,*" English made; stout soles for solid wear. Prices range from 27s fid, 30s. 32s fid. to 37s fid. MEN’S TAN CALF LACE SHOES, just ro. ceived from ENGLAND; extra good wear and heavy weight. Prices, 32s fid, 355, 37s fid. MEN’S BOSTOCK LACE SHOES, in a hi* variety of shapes. MEN’S FELT SLIPPERS, with felt and leather soles; English goods; cosy, warm, and comfortable. Prices, fis fid, 7s fid, 8s fid. MEN’S FELT BUCKLE HOOTS, with felf and leather soles. Imported from Eng* land; the very thing for cold evening*. Prices, 9s fid, 10s fid. MEN’S SUEDE BUCKLE or ZIP CLASS' BOOTS, with leather soles and heels; in BROWN SUEDE TOPS, Prices, 15* fid to 18s fid. MEN’S LEATHER SLIPPERS, in BLAGS or BROWN GLACE and BOX CALFj leather soles, wide fitting shapes. Price, 12s fid. . , MEN’S EVENING SHOES .in PATENT oi GLACE OXFORD LACE; full leather soles and heels. Prices, 13s fid to 224 fid. MEN’S STOUT CHROME COOKHAJd BOOTS, with heavy sole and heavy, upper. Great wear in these. Price. 87s fid. WE GIVE SPECIAL VALUE IN MEN’S FOOTWEAR. - ISLIP & WATT, 148 GEORGE STREET, BOARD AND RESIDENCE. BOARD for Two young Business Me: willing to share room.—Address R7f ‘ Star.’ FURNISHED- Rooms, business people j superior quiet home, good locality j tray if required, board optional.—l2 Mailt* land street. SUNNY Room, refined home; suit bnss ness girl; breakfasti optional.—R672j ‘ Star.’ y street. ACANCY Working Man or Girl; singly room; board, washing.—7 Fern Hill ACANCXES for Boarders; every convene ence; telephone; few minutes front /Own. —Apply 47 Stafford street. STirANTED, Single Furnished Room, » » breakfast.—Rsßl, ‘Star.’ 1 I> ESPECTABLE young Man requires Ai Private Board in city.—Rs79, ‘ Star.* ELECT Board and Residence required by two adults, with private family; bed-sitting rooms preferred; reasonable.—■> RBl9, ‘Star.’ s A -I Hope street (2 Minutes Post Office). tc-L —Excellent Accommodation, good table, every convenience; phone, washing; moderate tariff. EDUCATIONAL. R‘ OSSBOTHAM’S, Stock Exchange.—ln. dividual tuition Shorthand,’ Touch Typewriting (installed 10 years), and Book* keeping; highest passes Government ex* animation. 1936. '■ ■ ROWN’S College. Moray Place (Day, Evening).—Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping; x rapid individual tuition; rail, way concessions.—Telephone 10-697. 1 | JH. HUTTON. Teacher of Music; • Musical Hawaiians, in costume, would assist at Parties, Entertainments. —Studio, Octagon - HAIRDRESSING. 7ALDOR Toilet Salon.—Winter reduo. ' tion: 17s Full Wave; 12s Three, arter Head; 10s Side Waved; 5s fid extra iris.—Phone 18-852.