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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 July 1923, Page 2

FINAL BAN A BNS NOW PREVAIL AT OUR ANNUAL WINTER SAL E Don’t Defer —Make Haste and Let us Know Your Require- - ments! SALE PERIOD DEFINITELY ENDS SATURDAY, JULY 28. | Graham/ Wilson & Smellie. The Hous® for Value, Christchurch.

PUBLIC NOTICES. WHAT’S HAPPENING TO YOUR SALARY ? If your salary is ‘sticking’ or just creeping up —enrol now as a correspondence student at JJANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH AND NEW PLYMOUTH. A few months of well-chosen, carefully guided study can move you out of the ranks of small-salaried workers and fit you for a responsible, lucrative position. Choose your vocation and train earnestly for success. There are Correspondence Courses for Book-keeping and Accountancy, Law, Secretarial, Banking, Public Examination, Advertising, Architecture and other subjects. Write for full information to-day. H. AMOS, Director. RAILWAY HOTEL (Two minutes’ walk from Railway Station.) Under Entirely New Management. MRS. M. A. THORNTON' (late of Revington’s Hotel) has taken possession of the above well-known hostelry. Visitors will find tne house comfortable, with every attention. Only the choicest of Spirits, Ales, and Wines stocked. SPEIGHT’S AND STEWART’S BEERS ALWAYS ON TAP. ’Phone No. 72.

g» %fieuUs! When you are longing to get away 1 from thoughts of more serious subjects, hear George Robey in “Shurrup, Harry Tate or any of the other merry men in their recent successes. Hear them on the Grafonola—they all record exclusively for “Columbia.” Get the 1923 Catalogue of Columbia Records, from the local dealer—it is free for the asking. With Ike LaUrf* AVcblci|S F F Wet/q, gons 6 GoJbn.LuniW 243 High Street. - Chrirtchurch Local Agents: WADE AND CO.