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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 January 1939, Page 1

KNITTT I N G .? Fresh, dainty, new season’s Wools are opening at j IYMONS Come in and see the new; . "PATONA” WOOL, « } & in Popular Shades. 1 WANTED®. Twelve words, //-. Three Insertions 2/6 QNIGGER for Arnold—Apply Stratford, Blair and Co., Greymouth. /ZJ.IRL for light housework; sleep out. —Address at Star. VYTANTED, urgently, £l2O Loan. ’ ’ Partial security. Interview first. —Address “Star” Office. renting three-roomed Flat, -*■ Town Belt, would exchange for same dr small house in town.—-Address at Star. IJOARD offered two business men; private home. —Write “Cobden,” Care Star. APPLICATIONS are invited from Youths, under the age of twentyone, for CLERICAL CADETSHIPS in the Public Service. The commencing salary is £BO per annum, and if the appointee is compelled to reside away from home, a lodging allowance at the rate of £35 per annum is payable. On. the attainment of the age of twenty- /

one, the minimum remuneration is £155 per annum. It is desired that applicants should have passed the University Entrance or the School Certificate Examination. Application forms (P.5.C.17) are obtainable at any principal post office. Applicants should attach to their application a certificate showing their pass in the examination, and should indicate specifically on the form if they axe willing to take a position away from home. —Secretary, Public Service Commissioner, Wellington. C.l. WANTED TO RENT. Twelve words 1/-, Three Insertions 2/6 BURNISHED or Partly Furnished ’*• • House, or large Self-contained Flat, Greymouth, Cobden or Runanga. —Send particulars to “H. E. F.,” cave “Star.” T ADY wants comfortable Bed-Sitting Room; near centre town essential. —Write “R.R.,” care Star. WANTED TO BUY. Twelve words, 1/-, Three Insertions 2/6 OOTTLES! BOTTLES! ALSO SCRAP LEAD, BRASS, COPPER, Etc. WESTLAND BOTTLE EXCHANG6. William Street, near Shell Depot. Open Afternoons and ou Saturday mornings. EDUCATIONAL. WHY ARE ACCOUNTANTS ' GREATLY IN DEMAND? Because competition to-day is keener than ever; because this competition demands a still higher standard of SPECIALISED training, efficiency and knowledge to meet it; because accountants have equipped themselves with these essential qualifications needed in handling modern business problems. THAT is why business demands accountants. BECOME AN ACCOUNTANT:

Start studying now under Hemingway’s, the pioneers of Home Study Accountancy Tuition, for this lucrative profession. For over 40 years successful Hemingway students have outnumbered all others. Call Hemingway’s to your aid, and you too can be certain of obtaining your Accountancy degree in the shortest possible time. HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, :: AUCKLAND. TRAINING FOR PROMOTION! IT is never too early to commence being trained for advancement. The I.C.S. can train YOU at home —during spare time —so that you will be ready when promotion comes. Secretarial. Journalism. t Accountancy. Advertising. Architecture. Matriculation. Building. Wireman’s License. Radio Eng. Mechanical Draftsman. Diesel Eng. Retail Managemen i. These are only a few of hundreds of I.C.S. Courses. In which, subject do you wish to be trained? Free Prospectus on request—no obligation. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. A. 128, Gloucester Street, Christchurch. WANTED KNOWN.

fIUR GIFT SUGGESTIONS for the Home: Fireside Chairs, Chiming Clocks, Antique Copper Kerbs and Fire Screens, Card Tables, China Cabinets, Tea Waggons, Wall Mirrors. Come and inspect.—Harley’s, Mackay Street. f ITERALLY thousands of Fashion Garments are being offered at the great January Bargain Drive. Not less than 5/- in the £ reduction on all garments. Ladies, this is your opportunitv to get Quality Fashion Goods at a low price—White’s Fashion Corner. £7/10 /- — B,S, A. Boys’ and Girls’ • ' -LV/ Bicycles: Dunlop first grade tyres. Brooks saddle, bell, reflector, pump and spanners—Geo. Kitchingham. T/'ODAK AND ENSIGN CAMERAS: 7/6, 10/6, 13/-, 16/6, 21/-, 22/6,37/6, 60/- and 63/-, etc. Give a Camera this ’Xmas. —Williams and Ross, Chemists. 'TEA SETS, Fancy Cups, Saucers and Plates, Dinner Services, Fancy Bowls, Jugs, etc.., all English manufacture. —Harley’s, Mackay Street,