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F OR E AD, ° R EPA,R ® Ring 682. OOLUMBUS RADIO Reliable & Efficient Servicing to all makes of Radios. COLUMBUS RADIO CENTRE 35 TAINUI ST. GREYMOUTH. WANTEDS Twelve words 1/-; Three for 2/6 A WAITRESS. Apply Revington’s Hotel. "WOMAN to board three children W (2 of school age) for two weeks. Address at Star. p*OY for Factory; good Apply Riversdale Dairy Supplies. 1 TWO Girls or Women for tobacco J- work at Motueka about 8 months work. Apply Wild & Robertson Ltd. CANVASSERS to operate from house to house in every West Coast town, booking orders for our famous vegetable supply business. Reply Paddy’s Market, Box 500, Christchurch; TO LET Twelve words 1/-; Three for 2/6 OFFICES, Guinness Street. Apply Public Trust. ' WANTED TO RENT x Twelve words 1/-; Three for 2/6 OARAGE, near Palmerston St., please ring 983. 17IVE oi’ six roomed house by - L State miner. Write “House,” C/o Star. BURNISHED or partly furnished - L Flat; with two bedrooms pre- , ferred. Rent in advance. Write “Rent,”- C/o Star. TpULLY Furnished Self Contained -*• Flat, by three respectable gentlemen. Write “Self Contained,” C/o Star. WANTED TO BUY Tioelve words 1/-; Three for 2/6 jIfODERN Bungalow; all conveniences; about £9OO. Address at Star. STT CAR in fair condition. .JLJL.Must have good tyres. Light model preferable, reasonable. Ring 764. QIX SPRINGERS, second and third calvers, due early. Apply immediately. McMahon & Lee, Stock Salesmen, Reefton. PASH BUYER desires small business—Milk Bar, Fruit & Confectionery, Grocery or similar business. In or handy to Grey- . mouth. Write “Cash Buyer,” C/o “Star.” POTTLES” BOTTLES. Sacks, Sugar Bags, Scrap Iron, Lead, old Cars, Brass and Copper. —P.O. Box 115.—Ring 68D. N7.IALVAGE COY. P.O. Box 643, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 35-934 (any time). Spot Cash Buyers of Machinery of all kinds, including Motor Vehicles, Steam Boilers (suitable for cutting up), disused Tram Rails, Piping, Galvanised Iron. —Also— All Types of Scrap Metal. Messages may be left with Messrs Bassett and Patterson, Hokitika. EDUCATIONAL PLAN YOUR FUTURE. ’ TAO not just “drift along.” Like a ship’s captain, set a course to get safely “there” in the shortest time. For your future career, the BEST Course is an I.C.S. one, giving knowledge and training to ensure success. Here are some:— Accountancy Motor Mechanic Architecture Sheet Metal Work Building Quantity Estimating Plasties Analytical Chemist Journalism Wiremen’s License Radio Eng. Short Storj’ Writing Send for the Free I.C.S. Prospectus, stating your subject or trade. Plan a successful career with I.C.S. training. Write NOW to — INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. A, 126 Gloucester St., Christchurch. ARE YOU*STILL WAITING FOR A “LUCKY BREAK?” Success in business comes much more readily to the man who prepares for the future by qualifying in Accountancy rather than to the one who is content to merely wait for that “lucky break” which usually doesn’t come. You’re doing something practical about your future when you decide to qualify in Accountancy and enrol with Hemingway’s for that purpose. Hemingway’s record of training more than 1500 successful Accountancy students since the war is proof of their leadership. Write •now for Free Book “Accountancy” to— HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. Box 516, Auckland, PERSONAL MISS CAROL FORGESON please communicate with Mr. Mills, Murchison. Worried. MEN! When you have a press--7 mg engagement, see that your collars and shirts are nicely laundered by the Westland Laundry Ltd. Phone 136. Depot: 27 Albert bl, PUBLIC NOTICES T-TERE is a chance io help your- ' tz x Sel^ — Buy a Ticket in Never Venture, Never Win Art Union closing SATURDAY, Nov. 11th, -?Se£°2% 22nd - £2MO ; J landed a selection of Eng--1 chl n a ’i and P otter y’ AU in I the best well known makes. Tea- , pots, jugs, sandwich trays, beakers, , bowls and sweet dishes. We have ’ rSFcnn Um . bl ’ellas to hand and ! and “row?. PnCed " black - CAROLINE—ALBERT ST.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 6 November 1944, Page 1
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