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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 July 1945, Page 1

MEN I MEN I Large assortment of TIES in smart designs. and colours. Usually 3/11 to 5/11. SALE PRICE 1/11 and 2/6 I WOMANS '

COLUMBUS RADIO CENTRE. Does your radio receive All the stations at night? If not, consult us, And have it put right. Now. do not delay Send your set in to-day! PHONE 682. COLUMBUS RADIO CENTRE 35 TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH, m WANTED? Twelve words 1/-; Three for 2/6 H EAD . Buhman. Apply J. Gilbert, Kutfiara. QARDEN digging, tidying up etc, , by competent man. Please leave address at Star. for the position of Caretaker for the Ngahere Hall must be in writing to the Secretary by July 23. J. P. GIBSON, Sec. Ngahere Hall Committee. WANTED TO RENT Twelve words 1/-; Three for 2/6 MOUSE or Flat; central; by re- ~ turned serviceman. Write “Serviceman,” care StAx WANTED TO BUY Twelve words 1/-: Three for 2/6 T ATHE. Screw Cutting about 3/ JLJ inch. Address at Star. TO OILER and Digester, price must be reasonable. Advise where can be seen to “Boiler,” C/o Star. GOOD IRON FRAME PIANO State Price to Mr. Gordon Jack, Box 59, Hokitika. TTEER tails wanted to buy, any quantity, highest price given. Win/; Hing, 241 Willis.St., Wellington. GOOD SECOND HAND RADIO. State Price to Mr. Gordon Jack, Box 59, Hokitika. N.Z. 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 PROGRESS SPLENDID opportunities for advancement will be offered to men with specialised knowledge and training. Are YOU one? Commence an I.C.S. hdme study Course of training and “march ahead” with post war industry. Choose your subject:— Accountancy Wireman's License Drangiitnianshlp Mechanical Eng. Quantity list. Anal. Chemist. Plasties Radio Mechanic Foundry Work Carpenter & Joiner Journalism and Short Story Writing. Send for details of I.C.S. training. Remember, the schools come to you wherever you live. State your subject, trade or profession. Do not delay—write TO-DAY! INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Dept. A, 181 A Hereford Street, Christchurch. PERSONAL jIJRS. B? HEALTHY says—“ Since xvx p ve een sending all my washing to the Westland—l’m free from colds and fatigue.” Prices reasonable. Phone 136. Depot, Sam McAra, Mackay Street. t PUBLIC NOTICES FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE. PLOUGHS, Horse or Tractor. TINE and DISC harrows. CULTIVATORS, Spring & Stiff Tine. McCORMICK Manure Distributor. BOOTH Manure Distributor. McCORMICK Potato DIGGER. WOOL PRESS, (Donald). MOWERS, Hay RAKES. SAW BENCH, 21 H.P. Engine. Engine Associated 1,3 H.P. Averis Plough LIFTS, WHEELS, & SKEITHS. SPARE PARTS for all MAKES MACHINES. Plough Setting & Reconditioning done at M'oderate Rates. ' FARMERS’ MACHINERY EXCHANGE LTD. Moorhouse Avenue, Christchurch. Phone 32,505, 23.251. ______ ______ Line of Shops showing good return on price asked. Great prospective value here. For further particulars apply to the Agent. Y'l 1 (M)- —Handy to town, two '-'«'££ ./V flat proposition at present Jet for £2/13/- per week-. Three quarters of an acre; room for two more houses. Great proposition for a builder. £‘l KA. —Approximately quarter acre F ree hold. Marsden Road. & £l3o.—Freehold seecv ti orts Leith Crescent. S. BURNETT WHITE LAND & ESTATE AGENT; Mackay Street. Phono 409. Office-Hours. 547. After Office Hours. TVINTER Undies now showing in ’* all the best makes. All wool vests in medium and heavy weight; wool and cotton mixture, and soft cosy interlock. -A-lso panties, nighties, pyjamas. _and .dressing gowns. We specialise in the larger sizes up to XOS, * CAROLINE—ALBERT 4 . ST,