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FOR J>ADIO REPAIRS RING C 8 2 e COLUMBUS RADIO CENTRE 123 MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. WANTEDS. Twelve words 1/-; Three -for 2/6 GREY’ HOSPITAL BOARD A PPLICATIONS, closing 12 April are invited for nurses uniform and overall contract (making up only). THRESH stocks have arrived at your Rawleigh House, Albert St. Open till nine Fridays. ri'IRL or Woman for light housework and mind child during day. Address “Star” Office. "PRIVATE Board by respectable Young Lady. R.C. preferredCentral. Address at Star. T-TELP your fowls over the moult x —give them Rawleighs Poultry Powder.—Rawleigh House, Albert Street. WANTED TO BUY. Twelve roords 1/-: Three for 2/6 HILLSIDE CATERPILLAR TRACTOR. VVANTED to buy, 35/40 Drawbar ’ ’ Horsepower Catterpillar Tractor, 60” gauge, standard 13” shoes, not less than 4 cylinder engine, in guaranteed first-class condition. Only a machine that has had minimum use and in perfect mechanical condition will be considered. Will pay good price and prompt cash. Send fullest particulars to:-— “TRACTOR” Care CHARLES HAINES, Advertising .Agency, Wellington. U'cCORMICK Deering TopDresser. Apply Baillie Neville. i IOOD Conditioned Lawnmower ' 4 Price and particulars to “Lawnmower” Star Office. mb °r 12 H.P. Car, good order. No ' L ''‘ agents. Cash deal. Address at Star. THREE-QUARTER H.P. Motor. State price to “Motor,” C/o Star. fi-AS Copper; 12 or 14. Send price etc. to “Copper,” care Star. SACKS, Sugar Bags, Bottles. Cast Iron, Brass, Copper, Old Cars and Machinery. Box 115, Greymouth. McKENDRICK BROS., LTD., 168 Lichfield St., buyers of Sacks and Bags. Highest prices paid. Largest dealers in Second-hand sacks in the Dominion. Correspondence invited, write, P.O. Box 1215, Christchurch.
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 lor 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 limmun St., Addington. WANTED KNOWN. WILLIAMS Cough LinclUh L/U and 2/6 bottle at Williams Ross. Chemists nni-EIAMS Cough Liuclus 1/C ’’ mid 2/6 bottle at Williams & Ross. Chemists. Tin: BIBI.H AMI BOOK IIEPOT, ’.’.OH M.sri.lieiiler Slrerl. (Tillstchurcli. fur S.’lTphiral and Helpful l.ileiailure, mid ill! Slllldaj l Selimd Ke<|uireuieiits. The place fur BlldeJ and 'I eatmneiits. Mail milers promptly ulletidisi to W COSTELLO, Plumber and Drainlayer, Herbert Street. Country work specially catered for Manufacturers of Tanks & everything in the.Tinsmithing line. EsEDUCATIONAL. SPECIALISTS WANTED. Business and industry increasingly want trained men. It pays to be a spcciaiiffi Aller the war, such men will secure the good jobs—will z YOU be one! Start an I.C.S. Course of specialised training now and so secure your future. Diesel Engineer Commercial Art Electrical Eng. Craftsmanship Steam Certificates Tool Making J.adio Servicing Accountancy Professional Exams. Matriculation These are some of the 300 I.C.b. Courses which can be studied wherever you are located; the Schools come to you! Send for details of training, stating subject or profession in which you are interested. INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. Dept. A., 126 Gloucester Street, Christchurch. I POST-WAR INDUSTRY VALUE OF ACCOUNTANCY Present indications point to a considerable development of post- . war industry in New Zealand. Here is a field that will offer the qualified accountant many opportunities for advancement. Start your studies to-day—enrol with Hemingways the foremost Accountancy coaches with a record of nearly 1500 successful examination students since the War began. W r rite to-day for Free Book “Accountancy.” HEM I N G W A Y ’ S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS P.O. Box 516,Auckland. PUBLIC NOTICES. pRiNTING THAT PLEA SE S Posters, Business Cards, Letterheads, Invoices, Wedding Invitations, Circulars, Counter Books. THE GREYMOUTH STAR 1 WERITA ST. ’PHONE NO. &
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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 April 1943, Page 1
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