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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 September 1946, Page 1

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COLUMBUS COLUMBUS COLUMBUS Exists to serve all people and to see that everyone can purchase the radio they really want. Cali and talk it over with COLUMBUS RADIO CENTRE Opp. Post Office. Phone 682. 35 Tainui Street. WANTEDS Twelve words 1/-: Three for 2/6. EXPERIENCED Typiste. Address at Star. INFORMATION leading to two x weeks’ board for business girl, September or October. Address at Star. T AWNMOWERS Sharpened and adjusted for 7/6 at 53 Arney St. Lawn to test them. IVOUNG lady or smart youth as telephonist for Taxi Office. Evenings. Apply Taxi Stand. Phone 378.. RAINTING, Paperhanging and ■*- Glazing—all work prompt attention. The Kiwi Painter,' 105 Bright St., Cobden, Phone 776. ACCOMMODATION IN AUCKLAND. 12/6 Weekly Including Board A T our Staff Hostels for girls, and mothers with children, who wish to work at our modern ladies’ underwear factory. Good wages and bonus. Apply Nagel's Creations Ltd., Courthouse Lane, Auckland. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. A VACANCY has occurred in a large Mercantile Firm for a youth or young man with clerical experience and ambition where he can rise to an executive position. Write applications to — “Energetic,” C/o P;O. Box 95. MARSDEN SCHOOL. KARORI, WELLINGTON. 117 ANTED a Resident Housekeep- ’ ’ er for Boarding Establishment (100 Staff and girls). Apply with details of experience and qualifications to— THE HEADMISTRESS. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPABLE DOMESTIC 'T’HE advertiser requires an effic- • ient domestic to take charge of holiday cottage in the country. Wages £3 per week to commence, sleep in (own room). Cottage is situated 30 miles from Christchurch and contains every modern convenience including electric stove and telephone. Bus passes the door and ample leave granted. References essential. This is a good position for a capcable quiet gb-l. - ■ - Apply in writing to: —

P.O. BOX 685, Christchurch. VACANCIES. rfHE RAILWAYS DEPARTMENT x has vacancies on the PERMANENT STAFF in the Traffic and Locomotive Branches:— TRAFFIC BRANCH: Youths and men 16 to 28 years of age, holding Fifth Standard educational certificate. LOCOMOTIVE BRANCH: — Youths 16 to 21 years of age and discharged servicemen' under 23 years of age, holding Sixth Standard educational certificate. Opportunities for advancement. Superannuation optional. Railway travelling privileges. Increased wages. Apply nearest Stationmaster or Railway Office, or write General Manager, Railways, Wellington. WANTED TO RENT Twelve words 1/-: Three for 2/6. "VOUNG Returned Soldier wishes A to rent house, flat or rooms. No children. Write “Soldier.” C/o Star. WANTED TO BUY Twelve words 1/-; Three for 2/6 jgNGINE, IH.P.—Ring 641. "DEER Tails and Antlers in the - 1 - 7 velvet. Highest price. Wing Hing, 241 Willis St., Wellington. "DIAMOND Rings and Jewellery of all descriptions, highest cash prices. Buyer will call. Write “Cash,” care Star. _ DEERSTALKERS: We buy Deer Tails, Antlers in velvet, Slinks, Fizzles and Dried Leg Sinews. Highest prices offered.—South Seas Trading Co., 155 High St., Christchurch. . PUBLIC NOTICES. GEORGE BETTLE GEORGE BETTLE GEORGE BETTLE CONSULTING CHEMIST CONSULTING CHEMIST 769 Colombo Street, Christchurch, Postal Address: j Box 531, Christchurch. ' » FOR SALE PI BUNGALOW, three S/JLvt/v bedrooms, two living rooms, bathroom and washhouse all under main roof. Electric range, Terazza sink, panelled hall and liv| ing room, built in wardrobes etc. Vacant possession. Finance arranged. „ i • _ 1 if* fl) —Building section in ceric(/lvV tra i Greymouth. All ready to build. . G. W. MOSS & CO. LAND AGENTS, MACKAY ST. N.Z. Insurance Col Ltd., London & Lancashire Insurance Co. Ltd., (Phone 18, Private 766)..