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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 March 1946, Page 1

“Greymouth Star” Telephones: No. 5: Advertisements Subscriptions Job Printing No. 100: Reporters

DON’T READ THIS TF your radio is working perfectly x • but if it is giving trouble note <this phone number—6B2—and get in touch with us right away. Newly-installed post-war faultfinding equipment makes it possible to give you super speed service on repairs to ANY MAKE of radio at a lower cost than ever. COLUMBUS RADIO CENTRE Opp. Post Office, Greyriiouth. Telephones 682 (day), 341 (night), WANTEDS Twelve words 1/-: Three for 2/6, /F’OOD Man for Farm Work,; award wages. Address at Star. T>OARD required by couple, no children. Write “Board,” care Star. LJEADER-IN for Gladstone Mill. Apply Ogilvie & Co. Ltd. ’Phone 252 D. ELI ABLE Young Lady would look after children evenings. Write “Careful,” care Star.

SELECT Board required for young lady in business; Mondays to Fridays only. Please reply to “Select,” C/o Star.

PURCHASE or rent, furnished or unfurnished Home or Flat. Ring 116,

GREYMOUTH CONSUMERS’ CO-OP SOCIETY. V'OUTH, 18-19, for General Store A work; able to drive preferred. State experience and when able to commence. Apply in writing to the Manager Greymouth Consumers’ Co-op. Society. Applications close MARCH 5.

OPPORTUNITY FOR CAKE ' BAKER.

TTERE is an excellent opportunity for a girl, experienced in cake baking, to join up with a well known Christchurch Delicatessen. The working conditions are good, the kitchen is centrally situated—and the wage of £4/17/-, is with a 40 hour week. If you are at all interested, write in first instance to, ♦ OLGA MILES, Delicatessen, 95 Cashel Street, Christchurch, C.l. "PERSONAL: Don’t worry about A sending out your laundry. You can trust the Westland Laundry. Everything receives careful attention at all stages. Only finest soap used. Phone 136. Prices reasonable. Depot. Sam McAra, Mackay St. > EARN 5/- TO 10/- PER HOUR. VURITING Display cards and Tic- ’’ kets. Full or part time job. Free Illustrated Booklet shows you how. AVrite now—McKay’s Art School, Box 367, Wanganui. SENIOR SHOp’aSSISTANT ~~ WANTED. OLGA MILES require an experfenced senior shop assistant for their centrally situated Delicatessen. a'hd Cake Kitchen. This is an excellent opening for’ a girl wishing to obtain a position in Christchurch. The wage is £4/4/11 per week, with the added attraction of no Friday night work. Apply in first instance to— OLGA MILES, Delicatessen, 95 Cashel Street, Christchurch, C.l. WORLD’S SMALLEST, MOST - EFFICIENT 3 VALVE HEARING AIDS. Retail Distributors Wanted for Greymouth and Surroundinci Districts. THE N.Z. distributors of fully guaranteed Hearing Aids of world-wide repute require retail sales and distribution outlets in Greymouth and all near districts, for revolutionary new electronic models now being introduced. Ample stocks of lines always available. Excellent margins assured. Product easy to handle and in wide demand. Full literature to assist selling available. Replies should be air-mailed to:—

“AUDIO,” C/o Wardlaw Advertising Agency, Shortland Street, Auckland, C.l.

WANTED TO BUY Twelve words 1/-: Three for 2/6. TENT, small preferred. Send price -7 etc to “Tent,” care Star. ■RELLEEK CHINA, good price given. Write Box 1357, Christchurch. CAR. Small mileage. Pay cash. Price and particulars “Anxious,” Star. • BLACKBERRIES. FOR Highest Prices and prompt x payment consign by railway goods to:— IRVINE & STEVENSON’S ST. GEORGE CO. LTD. Filleul Street, Dunedin. MACHINERY FOR SALE WOODWORKING MACHINERY. For Belt Sanders, Veneer Presses, Dovetailing and Boring Machines, Light and Heavy Woodturning Lathes, Buzzers, Jig Saws, Swing Saws, Squaring Saws, Shapers, etc., write to the manufacturers: C. R. HAWKINS. LTD.,. 388 Montreal Street, Christchurch. . PUBLIC NOTICES TRY Bettie’s EXTRA STRENGTH x COUGH CURE—a powerful new remedy for Asthmatic Coughs and. chesty troubles, 5/-, 10/-. Williams and Ross, Chemists, Greymouth. . United Service, Christchurch. A GOOD Place to stop at is the United Service Hotel,. Christchurch. Thoughts clear and nerves relax in its friendly, gracious atmosphere—appetites respond to excellently-cooked food, sleep is wooed easily in its 100 comfortably furnished bedrooms, each with its private ’phone. Tariff 22/6.—N. WRAY MILLNER, Proprietor.