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Grey River Argus, 20 October 1915, Page 4

The Appeal to YOUNG WOMEN THE NATION wants your co-operation — your services. Girls, the opportunity you have been waiting for Js here. Qualify and enter the ranks 1 of Business, or Industry. Are we not proud of those New Zealand girls, who, since the War began, have obtained their Government Oil Engineers' Certificates— have become Wireless Experts— have becdnie qualified Business Women ? Qualified yirls for business are urgently needed. Who is to take the j)hu:e of the 30,000 of the best young New Zealand men who have gone to the front, and of the 2,000 more per month who are going? \Send to-day for the inspiring Booklet "The Call of th* Empire" It tells you how you can help— how you can Icarn BOOK-KEEPING or ACCOUNTANCY. SHORTHAND or TYPING. BUSINESS CORJRESPONDENCE or ADVERTISEMENT WRITING. Obtain particulars of . our Special Fees Reduction Offer which closes in November. Write to-day. Address: ' HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S Correspondence Schools Limited UNION BUILDINGS - AUCKLAND (Established October 1897) 26

And such beautiful BLOUSES too. They're all Dew '"'d and yet the range is so wide that T you'll get several IB|^J« to exactly set you l^^^E^ off at your best. USHHsfKr The new high Cp^^S^ collar, the Raglan 3 style, all that is y^ «^» 2rX modest is here. J \^»tf J All the prices, f \ J I are quite appeal- \ 1/ n ingly low. \'/ '/ Mrs WYLDE HO, Millinery Specialists, Albert Street, Greymouth.

HERE'S REAL COMFORT The Plunkett Hy- .. »^.gienic Pram rests jF Baby all over. J^r^/KF^ Built to the approval of leading Doctors — swung \ on sensitive j^BP springs — they're as EASY as v I lammock. Prices from £3 ■ ■ 17s. 6d. to £7 10S ■ H < .'all or send ' for I B^ Catalogue of the W new models. F. C. Wade & Co , GEEYMOUTH.

(A Card.) J. F. McGSATH AND CO. (J. F. McGrath, A.R.A. (N.Z.) General Commission Agents, Accountants and Auditors. Guiness Street, Greymouth. Correspoudeuce Invited. DEATH. WALKER— At the Grey River Hospital on the iQth inst., William Walker, native of Belfast, Ireland, • and late of No Town. Aged 85 years. ■* QUINN— On ' October 19th, 1915, at her late residence Turamaha Street. Bridget, relict of the late John Francis Quinn, native of County Limerick, Ireland, aged ,56 years. Private interment. PARFITT— On the. K)th' inst. Joan, youngest child of William and Nelly Parfitt aged 18 months. Private interment. HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. - ■ — - — •♦ — ■ . ■ ■■ Pollard's Pictures.— All-new programme. Patriotic Pictures. — Town Hall, tonight. Ball, ' Stillwatcr, Friday evening, October 22nd. Drapers and Clothiers' Association — Holiday -notices Carnival week.