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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 December 1935, Page 1

d special purchase ;. —of—t ■ ■ t MEN’S LICHFIELD SHIRTS Two Collars to match; all sizes; in a guaranteed quality. i BETTER VALUE PRICE 6/11 . AT TYMONS LTD. ' ‘ ■ MACKAY STREET. ‘ WANTEDS/ Twelve Words 1/-. Three Insertions 2/6 VVA If TED—Strong Youth or Young Man for milk delivery. Experience preferred, but not essential. Good wages, permanent job- to right man. —Write “Milk,” C/o “Star.” AXTANTED.—Cook, immediately;— ’ V Apply Club Hqfel, Hokitika. ’Phone 170. W ANTED.—GirI for housework.— Apply by letter to “X.,” care Star. WANTED.-Reliable girl for small family; cooking, laundry essential. —Apply Monday morning, 5 Cowper Street. . ■ WANTED TO' BUY—Several Sheets , good Second-hand Roofing Iron. — Address at Star. <■ WANTED BUY:—SO Cords Bush • ■ Firewood; lengths.—State price on roadside to “Cash,” C/o “Star.” ’ -• TJACH OR DETACHED ROOM. Handy to town; partly furnished; —Write “Bach,”- C/o “Star.”,

TVANTED TO RENT—Middle January, Six or . Sevan-roomed House; Karoro preferred.—Replies to “Urgent,” Star Office. rpRY our Lakeville Ice Cream (dex licious flavour) at LAKEVILLE DAIRY, Albert Street. T>OGERS 6-valve Radip. Western x * . Electric Speaker. £7/10/-. — Heinz, Mackay Street. ' pt-VALVE S.T.C. RADIO. Good tone ** arid sensitive. —Heinz, Mackey Street. ‘ ’ FORESTRY BONDS. ~ VVE are pleased to announce that we y ’ can now pay substantially higher prices for New Zealand Perpetual Forests and Australasian Forestry Bondholders’ Trust Bonds, also Afforestation, Ltd., Shares. FORESTRY BONDS EXCHANGE, . Box 901, Wellington. PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE. x 22/6 per week—MßS. VICTOR, 6 Alexander Terrace (just’over railway bridge.) A DULL looking car is a rather depressing sight to both the owner and his friends. Let us give your Car that showroom finish. —Western Spray Co., Mackay Street. 'Phone 645 M. TZTDDIES’ (TRICYCLES have now X -arived. New Zealand’s best, £3 17/6; Excelsis Cycles, £7/5, Pattern Cycles, £6/15/I.—DIMOND’S Cycle Depot, Mackay Street.. “THIS Week’s Special: Just imported A now stock of Folding Canvas Camp Stretchers, which pre being sold at ridiculous price of 17/9 ;also Bathroom Mirrors, at 3/6.—F. Hayes, Up-, per Mawhera Quay.

VOUR GUEST ROOM: Bedx steads, 38/6; Duchess Chests, 52/6; Wardrobes, £3/19/6.—At Harley’s. \ I PQ 10/ Ladies’ 8.5. A., fitted IV/ ’with Eadie ' Coaster, Dunlop tyres, Brooks Saddle, Chrom-ium-plated Bell, Reflector and Spanners. —Geo. Kitchirigham, Authorised Agent. piNEST SPRING LAMB.—Hind- " quarters, 1/-; Fores lOd. —DELICATESSEN. -Next McKenzie’s. 'pOUNTRY CUSTOMERS: See V WHITE’S Special Display of all Furnishings and Furniture. —S. Burnett White, High-grade Furnisher. ALL HYGIENIC APPLIANCES: Price lis.t post free. —Medical Supplies Co., Palmerston Buildings, 47G, Queen Street, Auckland. OO 1 pt / Gent’s B.S.A. Bicycle . - s a C y C i e which does what it is called to do, so easily, so smoothly. Price is moderate, quality is superior.—Geo. Kitchingham, Authorised Agent. QMALL GOODS—Cooked Ham 1/10/ Cooked Pork 2/-; Cooked Corned Silverside 1/3; Pork Brawn 8d: Luncheon Sausage Bd.—DELICATESSEN. Next McKenzie’s. rpHIS SEASON WHITE’S are showx ing Superior Furniture and Furnishings. The colourings and designs in all fabrics and carpetings are more beautiful than ever before, and tho Furniture is as always—superior in finish, construction and general design. Purchase at WHITE’S and save pounds. TDEAL ’XMAS GIFTS: Card Tables, 15/G to 22/6; Fancy Cups, Saucers and Plates 1/9 to 3/3; Vases 3/6 to 7/6, Cake Plates, 1/3; Crystal Vases, from 2/6; ‘Water Sets, from 8/6; Occasional Tables, from 19/6; Rugs, from 16/6; Suit Cases, from 6/6; Travelling Rugs, from 22/6. —At Harley’s. VMAS HAMS from 10/-. Get in earIy.—DELICATESSEN Next McKenzie’s. TJOLLS Prams. Rocking Horses, Barrows, Hobby Horses, etc. Order now. —At E url-ey’s. CrfT 1 / Gent's Westminster cVV . Bicycle fitted Eadie Coaster, Dunlop Tyres, Dysett 3-coil Spring Saddle, Chromium-plated Bell, Reflector. Spanners. All British Geo. Kitchingham, Mawhera Quay.