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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 June 1925, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. yyHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LTD. LIVE BOOKS FOR LIVE , TEACHERS. Nothing less than the best tools of trade will satisfy the live teacher. Here are some of the latest and best:— WHITCOMBE’S PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPING: A complete two years’ course for Secondary and Technical Schools, with Exposition and Exercises by E. L. Enting, 8.C0m., A.I.A.N.Z. Illustrated with principal commercial forms; 200 pages. Cloth, price 5/-. ■ INFANT SCHOOL MATERIAL. WORD MATCHING CARDS: Six boxes (A.B.C.D.E- and F.), each containing nine pictures with corresponding names; also loose slips containing the names only for- matching. Price 9d a box. Cards for Phonic Work, four boxes (A.8.C.D.), each containing nine pictures, with corresponding names; also loose slips - containing names only for matching, and various forms of instruction in pronics. Price 9d a box. PACKETS OF PICTURES: Sixteen different packets of twelve attractive "olouml pictures for teaching Com'osition and Reading in the most flensing and effective way- Price-1/--Also FOLDERS, in which the pictures may be pasted. Price 1/- per dozen. TEACHERS’ MANUALS. TEACHER’S KEY TO LIVE READ ERS : A full exposition of the correct method of using the “Live Readers.’’ A guide and, an inspiration for the live !- each''r. Price 2/9. “THE PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUE OF TEACHING’’ : A comprehensive exposition of the New Teachmg for Pupil Teachers and Students in training. By J. W. Elijah, M.A., Oip. Ed. With an introduction by lames Mcßae, M.A. Price 10/6Postage extra. WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LTD., CHRISTCHURCH. CHRISTCHURCH.

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WANTEDS. i/V’ASTE PAPER.—In any quantity may be obtained at the Evening ‘Star” Office. VM/ANTED —Cook or Housemaid for a few weeks; must be capable.— Apply “The Kozie.” £JARPENTER WANTS WORK; building and repairing.—Apply immediately. Address at “Star” Office. COMPETENT Woman wants position as Cook ; Greymouth hotel preferred ; good references. —Send replies to “Star” Office. —.—. — Z^MIGO- —No home should be without a pot. Prevents blood-poisoning Tom cuts and abrasions. On sale at ill chemists and stores, and Kettle Bros., West Coast Agents. J)UCHESSE CHESTS, 75/- each; Wooden Bedsteads, with Wire ?\lattress, 45/- and 50/- each.--At Harley’s Furniture Factory, Greymouth. » ADIATORS : Stop that leak with 1 “RADORENE. ” Permanent repair in few minutes. No clogging of circulition Two sizes, 3/9 and 10/6, post paid.—R. P. M. Manning and Co., 5 Bedford Row, Christchurch. AMlGO—Cures all skin diseases ; 2/per pot.—Kettle Bros., West Coast Agents. TAZZ —Williams’s Famous Ballroom Powder. 2/-. Use it.— Williams ami Ross, The Chemists. AAK DUCHESSE CHESTS, Bevel Mirrors. £7, £7 10s and £8 each; Oak Pedestals, 50/- —At Harley’s, House Furnishers. MIQ £2OOO First Prize, pOMINION all gold ART UNION. Closes Sept. 15. Drawn Oct. 20. Tickets 2/- each, or book of 11 tickets for £l. Tickets procurable •it KEDDIE’S, Chemist, Authorised Retailers. WILTON CARPET—IS feet by lift. Sin. ; ends fringed; price £25. — At Harley’s, Carpet Specialists. Ml? J. H. KEDDIE, Chemist lal • JLF • an j Kodak Dealer, keeps full stocks of Fresh Films, Plates, Papers and Photograph Sundries. Films are developed and prints taken it shortest notice. Satisfaction guarin teed. City prices. Country ordersire posted per return mail. TREDP SOM SUITE, three pieces; stained grey colour; comprising Bedstead, Duchesse and Pedestal ; £9 17s 6d._At Harley’s, House Furnishers. AT "P PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPxV • TIONS are dispensed by J. 11. KEDDIE, Chemist, with accuracy and dispatch. Only best ingredients obtainable used in compounding. A trial solicited. ’Phones 97 and 368. After hours’ dispensing 7 to 8 p.m. WANTED KNOWN. I" HAVE JUST OPENED a large and “■ varied assortment of ENGLISH CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, including White and Gold Cupso and Saucers. Salad Sets, Jugs, Tea Sets, Dinnerware, etc. Also a choice assortment of DOULTON WARE & FANCY CHINA. T- BROWN, paapla’ Groear, Maokay Btrsat