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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 March 1943, Page 1

BETTER BUSINESS Make ydur business grow bigger by advertising in THE STAR Try our Classified Advts., 12 WORDS I/-; 3 INSERTION* 2/1. •PHONE No. B.

FOR ■ Radio Repairs RING 6 8 2 © COLUMBUS RADIO CENTRE 123 MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. WANTEDS. Twelve words 1/-: Three -for 2/0 COOK. Apply Red Lion Hotel, v Hokitika. T ADIES’ and Children’s dressmaking. Address at Star. pLEASE notice your Rawleigh Shop is open all week. "V'ACANCY for two Boarders, miners preferred. Telephone. Address at Star. T)OCKER for Rutherglen Mill. Apply Ogilvie & Co., Ltd., Phone 252 D. GOOD CARPENTERS, AfILITARY WORK, long hours, 3/3 hr. plus living allowance; travelling time and fare paid; found. For further particulars write “X 43 Star Office.

TO LET Twelve words 1/-; Three for 2/6 PURNISHED or Unfurnished Flat; central; e. 1.; fuel and gas stove. Address at Star. PLAT: Three rooms and Kitchenette, also small furnished fiat. Address at Star or ring 93. WANTED TO RENT. Twelve words 1/-; Three for 2/6 PURNISHED or unfurnished self contained flat, by young couple. Write “Central,” C/o Star. PLAT; centre town; Marclr 19 for fortnight; rent 25/-; must have telephone. Write “Flat,” care Star, WANTED TO BUY. Twelve ivords 1/-: Three for 2/6 pl ANO. Any make. Address at Star. CNE Dozen Pullets, about to lay. ■' Apply E. Topp, Mawheraiti. QET Whitworth Dies. Apply 94 ° Marsden Rd. PETROL ENGINE, one or two h.p. x Apply 34 Marlborough St. CASH Register suitable for small business. Write “Business, 1 ’ care Star. PLECTRIC RANGE. State make and price to “Electric Range,” care Star. QPRAY Gun for Electrolux cleaner. Will pay good price. Phone 297. . ~ A ~ .. _ A MMUNITION for .22 Hornit Rifle. Reply to Coombes, Otira. SACKS, Sugar Bags, Bottles, Cast Iron, Brass, Copper, Old Cars, and Machinery. Box 115, Greymouth. WE’LL BUY YOUfFoLD RADIO FOR

SPOT CASH or offer the fairest possible Tradein Allowance on a new model. ROBT. FRANCIS LTD., Tainui Street. WE ARE SPOT CASH buyers of ’ ’ Machinery, Tractors, Engines of all kinds, in any condition. Tram Rails, Wire Rope, Galvanised Iron, Piping, Sacks, Etc. —Also— All Types of Scrap Metal. Fair Prices Always. We also invite enquiries from prospective buyers for any of above. N.Z. SALVAGE COY. P.O. Box 643, Chch., Cl. Tel. 35-934 (Any time.) Yards 66-68 Harman St., Addington Manager’s Residence: 64 Harman St., Addington. ■l—™— ■ I»■■■■■■■.■ II ■ ... I.im— EDUCATIONAL. “AFTER THE WAR” SECURITY! The untrained man without a trade or profession is going to find it hard. Make YOUR peace-time job secure by taking an I.C.S. Course of specialised training. By the I.C.S. method you can be trained wherever you are, oven if in Camp. Here arc some of the 300 courses:— .Mechanical Drafts- Professional Exams. man Tool Making Surveying and Welding Mapping Carpentry Civil Engineer Accountancy Aeronautical Eng. Matriculation Spare time study NOW is security for YOU later on! Write for the free I.C.S. booklet and details of Courses, stating the subject which interests you. Act Now! INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. Dept. A 126 Gloucester Street, Christchurch. PERSONAL. A NY person saying that my wife is neglecting her home by not doing the washing will be proceeded against for libel. We find it so reasonable and hygienic to send to the Westland Laundry Ltd. Phone 136. Depot: 27 Albert Street. WANTED KNOWN/ WILLIAMS Cough Linctus 1/6 v » and 2/6 bottle at Williams & Ross, Chemists. WILLIAMS Cough Linctus 1/6 and 2/6 bottle at Williams & Ross, Chemists. HOTEL WINDSOR, 47 Manches•LL ter St., Christchurch. Wellknown Private Hotel now acquired by H. C. Robinson. Tariff 9/6 per day. Weekly and permanently by arrangement. THE BIBLE AND BOOK DEPOT, 206 Manchester Street, Christchurch, for Scriptural and Helpful Literature, and all Sunday School Requirements. The place for Bibles and Testaments. Mall orders promptly attended to. - - PUBLIC NOTICES. W COSTELLO, Plumber and ’ ■ Drainlayer, Herbert Street. Country work specially catered for Manufacturers of Tanks & everything in the Tinsmithing line. Estimates given.