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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 April 1938, Page 1

TYMONSLTD. . for k SERVICE J SATISFACTION ' / ECONOMY QUALITY STORE WANTEDS. Twelve Words I/-, Three Insertions 2/6 A SSISTANT Cook; plain cooking; • for Saltwater Creek Public Works camp. Wages £2/10/- week. —Apply Mrs. Corbin, Byron Street. AVINCHMAN: Experienced, wanted for Mossy Creek dredge.—Apply Dredgemaster, Ikamatua, or E. Souter, Secretary, Greymouth. IVE thank those who applied for Assistant Position, and wish to intimate that an appointment has been, made.—Lawn and Fleming, Ltd. J>OARD, in private home, by working man; handy to town.—Write “Board,” care Star.

f)NE Bushman and one Snigger for Patara. —Apply Stratford Blair and Co., Patara. IVyiNCH DRIVER, also Bushman. — Apply United Sawmills, Te Kinga. J7XPERIENCED Winchman for Worksop Dredge, in Antonio’s Valley. Award wages.—Apply T. H. Lee, Secretary. Reefton, P.O. Box 34 (or phone 22.) I7XPERT RADIO TUITION: The Druleigh Radio School is controlled by Admiralty experts. Students receive their personal tuition by mail, and gain up to 80 and 90 per cent, in all examinations. Operators, Servicemen, Amateurs, etc. Moderate fees. Success assured. Write for free particulars to-day.—Druleigh College, Auckland. SKILLED MEN WANTED. QFHIS applies to hundreds of firms today. Specialists and trained men are wanted. Make yourself one of these and earn the good wages offered. The I.C.S. can successfully train you _at home, in spare..time,..in-a,ny- one Of 300 Courses, such as: — Aero Engineer Advertising Aero Fitter and Rigger Accountancy Radio Engineer Journalism Electric Power and Wiring Licence Lighting. Matriculation Salesmanship Let us know in -which subject you wish to be trained. Free prospectus on request. No obligation. TNTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDx ENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. 8, 128 Gloucester Street, CHRISTCHURCH. WANTED TO BUyT Twelve Words 1/-, Three Insertions 2/6 ir rHREE or Four Cows; close to prox fit. —Write “Dairyman,” care Star. IVVANTED TO BUY FOR CASH—GOOD USED CARS.—Apply Haines’

£2<OOD National Cash Register; coupon typo.—Price and condition to “Register,” care Star. WANTED TO RENT. Twelve Words 1/-, Three Insertions 2/6 T>ED-SITTING Room, by elderly lady. Close to town. —Address at Star. 'TWO or three Unfurnished Rooms; conveniences; adult family.—Write “Coast,” care Star. ' WANTED KNOWNL TNVEST 2/6 for £2OOO, first prize, in x the Stroke of Luck Art Union, closf ing to-morrow. TUST OPENED: New Evening Shades in French Ring Velvet; all 5/6 yard.—At Hayton’s. TpOR Business or Pleasure, drive a x Rental Car. —Haines Motors, Ltd., Mackay Street. HDHIS WEEK’S SPECIAL: Reversible x Rugs, from 17/6; Mohair Rugs, non skid, from 30/-; Bathroom Mats, from 3/3; Oval Seagrass Mats, from 3/6; also Card Tables, from 14/6. —F. HAYES, Upper Mawhera Quay. ir FHIS time for the big prize—£2,ooo x —in the Stroke of Luck Art Union, closing Saturday. Tickets 2/6. KQIN. Petone Tweeds: Fawn grounds for costumes and coats; special 7/6 yard; 36in. Kaiapoi All Wool Tweeds, light shades; usually 3/11; special. 1/11 yard.—At Hayton’s. P’T / J K /—Gent’s British-built Bicycle; chromium plated, Eadie Coaster; complete, ready for the road. —Geo. Kitchingham. CORN LEAF: It does remove corns. 1/-. —Williams and Ross, Chemists.

TpIDERDOWNS: See our beautiful Xj selection of 300, latest designs for 1938-39 season. Oux* prices are lowest and quality the highest. Wintex* approaches. Secure yours now. —At Harley’s. £?Q/K / ■ —Ladies’ British-built Bi<LO/ C y C i e s; Eadie Coaster; chromium plated; complete, ready for the road. —Geo. Kitchingham. ZOTO CORN LEAF: It does remove corns. 1/-—-Williams and Ross,' Chemists. < "PURCHASE your Furniture on easy terms, or lay-by system: We have the best selection of Bedroom, Dining and Sitting-room Furniture on the Coast. —Harley’s, The Home-Furnish-ers. TTPHOLSTERED Chesterfield Suites and Fireside Chairs: Yoxx are invited to see our selection of these goods. First-class workmanship and sound designs, giving every comfort.— z Harley’s, The Home Furnishers.