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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 January 1939, Page 1

FERMI PERM I PERM! Non-Electric from 15/-, All Eugene 25/Eugene Non-Electric, combination, THE BEST OF ALL WAVES, 25/-. Our equipment is the very latest. Our operators, all have long experience in all branches of Beauty Culture in Melbourne, Sydney and N.Z. cities. Our ten years’ operation here is guarantee of faithful, high grade service. ■yiSS LESLEY MARSHALL, REGINA SALON, ’Phone 486. 38 Mawhera Quay. _ TENDERS. SCHRAM-HARKER DRILL. YX/RITTEN TENDERS are invited, and will be received by the Undersecretary, Mines Department., Wellington, or by the undersigned until the Ist FEBRUARY, 1939, for the purchase of one Schram-Harker, Diamond Drill, driven by Tangye Kerosene. Engine. This machine is capable of drilling to 1,009 feet, and may be inspected at the Department’s Drill Store, Dunollie, near Greymouth. R. WASHER, Drill Superintendent, State Coal Mines, Greymouth. lost and found. Twelve woids. l/-. Three Insertions 2/6 T OST: Pair Blue Kid Gloves, Mackay Street, yesterday afternoon. — Please return to Star. PUBLIC NOTICES.

GOLD DREDGE WORKERS’ UNION. 'THE Quarterly Meeting of the above will be held in the TOWN HALL TO-MORROW (Sunday), at 1.30 p.m. A XEMEN are reminded that NOMINATIONS for the chopping events at the BLACKBALL SPORTS, on February 4, close definitely on THURSDAY, January 26. NO nomination accepted unless accompanied by the nomination fee. B. F. CONNORS, Secretary. ABOMINATIONS for the BIKE RACE -f-'- from Greymouth to Blackball, held in conjunction with the Blackball Sports, on February 4, close definitely on SATURDAY, January 28, with Mr. S. McAra, Greymouth. B. F. CONNORS, Secretary. KARORO SPORTS CLUB. ANNUAL SPORTS MEETING. KARORO DOMAIN. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 'DOMINATIONS for all Chopping, J-V Running and Cycling events close with the Secretary, 128 Shakespeare Street, Greymouth, on MONDAY, January 30. For particulars see posters, or apply Secretary. iPREYMOUTH TECHNICAL HIGH A* SCHOOL. DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL (Win. M. Stewart, M.A., Principal). School will re-open for the first term of 1939 on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, at 9 a.m. New pupils will be enrolled on THURSDAY & FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2 and 3, from 9.30 to 12.30 and from 2 to 5, at which hours the Principal will be in attendance to interview parents and guardians. Copies of the School Prospectus, containing Enrolment Form, may be obtained at the School Office, High Street, or from the local booksellers, Messrs. Kilgour, Dixon and Inkster. The Enrolment Form, if not already forwarded to the office, must be filled up and signed PRIOR to the interview, and the primary School Leaving Certificate and Progress Card MUST be produced. Pupils enrolling from othei' post-prim-ary Schools should bring their Record Cards with them. The Evening School classes will commence later, the date to be advertised.

WM. M; STEWART, Principal and Secretary. - “FASHION FIRSTS.” T ADIES! Specialising in Millinery alone gives us the proud privilege of giving you the most comprehensive selection of NEW MILLINERY. For outrageous flattery you must see our exclusive and becoming models. MELBA BATTY (Opposite Bank of N.Z.), TAINUI STREET. NANCARROW & CO.

LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Phones: 163, 133. THREADNEEDLE ST., £525: Dwelling 5 rooms; hot and cold water; electric light, sewerage. One-eighth acre. Property in excellent oorder. A good home for a working man. Immediate possession. Terms arranged. HIGH ST., £750; Dwelling, 6 rooms; one-eighth acre; sewerage, hot and cold water, gas. Handy to ’bus stop. Terms arranged. SECTIONS: A number of fine Building Sections in Joyce’s Estate, adjoining Rugby Park, from £BO. MARSDEN ROAD: Eleven Flat Building Sections, from £6O to £llO. Mostly cleared and ready for building. Liberal finance arranged. On above sections, small deposit —balance at 5 per cent. SPRING STREET: Good Leasehold Building Sections; £150; ten minutes from P.O. Finance arranged. Enquiries Invited. Inspections Facilitated. NANCARROW AND CO.