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Kaikoura Star, Volume LX, Issue 53, 1 July 1940, Page 3

On Friday, Messrs Pyne, Gould, Guinness, Ltd., will conduct a sale at their yards on account of Mr J. D. Boyd, who is giving up dairying, and the whole of his herd will be submitted to auction. Banish Coughs, Colds, Influenza Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. FOUND, Pair of Child’s Tan SHOES, Apply Star Office. FOR SALE, If h.p. Associated ENGINE. Apply Star Office. JJOR SALE, 1 PONY MARE, 6-years; under 13 hands; particularly quiet for a child. Apply Star Office. I OST, Man’s Fawn PULLOVER-, between Suburban and Hapuku. Information to Star Office. LOST, on Basketball Ground on Saturday, Three-Diamond ENGAGEMENT RING; substantial reward. Apply Star Office. LOST, by working girl, -at Catholic Ball, £1 10/ in Notes. Finder please Ring Phone 123. LOST, Black and White COLL IE DOG; stump tail. Reward. Information to A. E. P. Kilian, phone 97W. WANTED, POSITION, as Domestic, in Kaikoura. Apply Star Office. WANTED Position by Youth just left College, on Farm or Station, to gain experience; also to live with Employer if possible. Apply Star Office. WANTED, Good, Expenrienced FENCER to erect about a mile of Fence line. Apply to Pyne, Gould,

Guinness, Ltd., Kaikoura. LADY GALWAY PATRIOTIC GUILD. TOWN AND COUNTRY. AN Appeal for Clothing (in good condition) for Refugees, is made by the above Guild. Parcels may be left at the Red Cross Depot, West End, on Wednesday and Friday afternoons and Saturday Mornings, until July 3, 1940. M. SMITH, Hon. Secretary.

KAIKOURA COUNTY COUNCIL. EVACUATED CHILDREN. THE Government, as the result of negotiations with the British Government, have agreed to provide refuge for a number of children to be evacuated from Great Britain for the duration of the War. Any persons who are willing to provide temporary homes for these children, may obtain further information and applications forms from the County Office, Beach Road. Kaikoura. F. J. MONK, County Chairman.

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