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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 November 1944, Page 1

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F OR R AO| ° R Ring 682. QOLUMBUS RADIO Reliable & Efficient Servicing to all makss ox Radios. COLUMBUS RADIO CENTRE 35 TAINUI ST. GREYMOUTH. Twelve words !/-.* Three for 2/6 T WAITRESS. Apply Revington’s Hotel. WOMAN to board three children ” (2 of school age) for two weeks. Address at Star. TJOY for Factory; good wages. Apply Riversdale Dairy Supplies. ; pANVASSERS to operate from v 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.' PURNISHED HOUSE, also large partly furnished self cont. Flat. Write “888,” C/o Star. WANTED TO RENT Twelve words 1/-: Three for 2/6 17IVE or six roomed house by x State miner. Write “House,” C/o Star. PURNISHED or partly furnished x Flat; with two bedrooms preferred. Rent in advance. Write “Rent,” C/o Star. PULLY Furnished Self Contained , A Flat, by three respectable gentlemen. Write “Self Contained,” C/o Star. $ WANTED TO BUY INVALID CHAIR. Address at 1 Star. . , 9A OPOSSUM TRAPS. State price and condition. Write ‘•Traps,” C/o Star. IyTODERN Bungalow; all conveniences; about £9OO. Address at Star. Q T_T CAR in fair condition. O.A.i.Must have good tyres. Light model preferable, reasonable. Ring 764. POTTLES. BOTTLES. Sacks, Sugar Bags, Scrap Iron, Lead, old Cars, Brass and Copper. —P.O. Box 115.—Ring 68D. NZ SALVAGE 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 POST WAR INDUSTRY. “ men with specialised x knowledge will be in great demand. YOU can qualify for an excellent position by taking an I.C.S. Course of training. Here are some of the home study Courses:— iiiesel Engineer Carpentrj' •Stiueninil Eng. Plumbing Ehvirlcai Eng. Ornftsnifin Enriiltnie Maker Motor Meeh. Office Traltilng Radio Meeh. Accountancy Plastics If your subject, trade or profession is not above write to the I.C.S. for details of Courses. Free I.C.S. Prospectus sent on request. Cail or write NOW! INTERNATIONAL UO R R ESPON DEN C E SC WOOLS, Dept. A., 12G Gloucester Street, Christchurch. PERSONAL If ISS CAROT7FORGESON please J -’- L communicate with Mr. Mills, Murchison. Worried. PROFESSOR VvEBB’S HERBAL REMEDIES are now obtainable from George Bettie, Chemist, 769 Colombo Street. Christchurch. YfEN! When you have a pressing engagement, see that your collars and shirts are nicely laundered by the Westland Laundry Ltd. Phone 136. Depot: 27 Albert St PUBLIC NOTICES IYERE is a chance to ’help yourself—Buy a Ticket in Never Venture. Never Win Art Union closing SATURDAY, Nov. 11th, drawn Nov. 22nd, £2OOO Ist Prize —tickets 2/6. TUST landed a selection of EngJ lish china, and pottery. All in the best well known makes.. Teapots, jugs, sandwich trays, beakers, bowls and sweet dishes. We have also a few umbrellas to hand and reasonably priced in black, navy and brown. CAROLINE—ALBERT ST. IN CHRISTCHURCH~ UNITED SERVICE HOTFL (COMFORTABLE, dignified' atmosphere. United Service, the premier hotel, Christchurch, situ3tod in Cathedral Square, heart of city. 100 Bedrooms, each with private telephone and H. & C. running water. .Rooms with private bathrooms available also. Tull inclusive tariff 22/6. N. WRAY MILLNER. Proprietor. hStel FEDERAL CHRISTCHURCH (Overlooking Victoria Square) Excellent Cuisine and Sendee second to none in New Zealandine bedrooms are large, well ventilated, and heated with fir -xC ffiaiority being equipped with hot and cold wate?. ILU^ca ' . deluded onpremises, t Lowkar fountain opposite., 3 , T. G. LE WiSi Proprietor,