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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 July 1936, Page 1

THE NEXT SOCIAL FUNCTION —is— McKenzie's ball. Please book your appointments early. MISS LESLEY MARSHALL REGINA TOILET SALON, ■JAWHERA QUAY ::: ’’Phone 48G

PUBLIC NOTICES. JUBILEE COMPETITION. THE Winner of the Jubilee Competition was J. STOKES, Cobden. CHOP DAY, in aid of Southern Queen, Mawhera Quay (next to Kitchingham’s), To-morrow. Jumble Produce, Sweets, Cakes. ’ THANKS. T Extend my sincere thanks to the A School Committees for their continued confidence by re-electing me as their representative in the recent Education Board election. I will continue to do my best for all. I-I. J. BIG NELL. CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD ELECTION OF MEMBERS. TT is hereby notified for general inA formation that, in the recent election of a Member of the Board to represent the North-west Ward for the ensuing four years, the ballot resulted as follows: — Votes. BIGNELL, Henry John . . 274 McKANE, Albert Henry . . 145 MORGAN. Arthur Ernest . . 52 Total valid papers . . . . 471 Invalid papers 4 L. E. ROWLEY. Returning Officer.

COAL COAL COAL W. J. INGLIS :: ’Phone 25. Booto & Party: Braehead Screened Coal Boote & Party: Braehead Nuts Liverpool Coal Liverpool Unscreened Liverpool Small Paparoa Screened ,Coal ■ Customers Please Note: NO DELIVERY AFTER NOON ON SATURDAYS. Office: — A. F. JAMIESON, Phone 628, Greymouth. TRY OUR DELICIOUS BUTTER SPONGES See Window Display of High Quality CAKES AND SPONGES. MISS E. RUANE TAINUI STREET :: ’Phone 671. ladies The winter months are liable to be hard on your hair, and it is nearing the, time for your Summer “Perm,” which will “take” better, and LAST LONGER, if your hair is in a healthy condition. Have your hair taken care of where trained operators can best advise you as to your needs. Ring 660 for an appointment. “PETER PAN” TOILET SALON GUINNESS STREET. ” BELL’S’CYCLES ’ ROADSTERS, £5/19/6, £6/7/6, £6/15/-, £7/2/6. LADIES 7/4/6 RACERS £l2/10/HUMBER SPORTS .. £lO/15/JUVENILE £5/10/Proving to be the most popular cycles on the Coast for reliability and value. LOWEST TERMS IN THE DOMINION DIMOND’S CYCLE DEPOTS MACKAY AND GUINNESS STREETS

GENUINE REDUCTIONS STOCKS HAVE GOT TO BE CLEARED. WINTER MILLINERY SALE HATS FROM 2/11 to 12/6. HATS FROM 2/11 to 12/6. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. MISS M. BATTY Opp. Bank N.Z., TAINUI STREET. CAROLINE (BARGAINS FOR THE WEEK-END): All traced Needlework and Stencilled Canvases at half marked prices; also the whole of our stock of Locknit and Winceyetto Nighties and Pyjamas, to clear at prices below cost. A few very smart Raincoats in W. and S.W. sizes; Umbrellas, Frocks and Cardigans to sell regardless of cost. Inspection invited.

FOR PAPERHANGINGS We have an expert staff of Tradesmen AT YOUR SERVICE. REASONABLE CHARGES. 'PHONE 3145. LEO. M. CARRUTHERS PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER STOCKIST, ALBERT STREET. GREYMOUTH. VVONDERFUL array of Patterns, Col- ’ ’ curings in Wallpapers, to suit every purse.—Smith and Smith, Ltd., Mackay Street.