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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 August 1947, Page 4

To Women, Girls and Adult Males in. the Marlbprough, Nelson, and West Coast Districts POST OFFICE VACANCIES AT WELLINGTON WOBBEN,. GIRLS, and ADULT MALES are urgently required for employment-in .the POST OFFICE at WELLINGTON. Positions are available in various branches. Opportunities exist for girls to be trained in TYPING and MACHINE-ACCOUNTING work at the Department’s expense. GOOD SALARIES—EXCELLENT WORKING CONDITIONS. FIRST-CLASS HOSTEL accommodation provided. A REPRESENTATIVE from HEAD OFFICE, WELLINGTON, will visit your district at an early date for the purpose of conducting personal interviews with applicants. APPLICANTS should contact nearest CHIEF POSTMASTER or POSTMASTER so that interviews may be arranged.

QX d Mother always uses Protex for baby’s bath 1 t M because she knows that Protex contains a'safe ‘ antiseptic to guard against infection, but it’s I quite gentle and mild to sensitive skin. The W~ ; tangy; bushland fragrance makes Protex such 4 a favourite with the rest of the family “~k ee P s them as fresh as daisies, to PROTEX £» /X*” WVRSIIf THIS MORNING?

50 YEARS of I>«1 Loyal Service Bruce’s Tribute to Peter Farrell It is fifty years since the Bruce Woollen Mills were opened. One of our present Departmental Heads, Mr. Peter Farrell has spanned the whole history of the firm. He joined the mill in 1897 and is with us still in our year of Jubilee. While we can count on such loyal service, you can count on the quality that makes eBRUCE The Bruce Woollen Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Milton, Otago.

fa complete . r / i - « I < f ' vf H 'smartness... V - x A3HBB||f WAR A HAT VJfESZitom ».Xa •■ Illustrated is the " Guinea Stitched Felt Hat. All ' t f -,- popular shades including Browns, Greys, Greens. ' Smartly styled in all sizes, MOST > SW|pl V<'". SewzealSj WEAR A HAT— r ol| > // * H a -mifeMtunA „ C' H 347, MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH. ' ’ Also Hokitika, Westport, Nelson and Blenheim.