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Lake Wakatip Mail, Issue 4725, 17 January 1946, Page 2

J. McKinney (late of McClatchy’s, Dunedin) LADIES' & GENTLEMEN’S HAIRDRESSER —Beach Street— All Requirements Stocked 1? 0. ROBERTSON RETAILER REPAIRER BOOTS AND SHOES All classes of Shoes for Men, Women, and children stocked. Repairs neatly executed. VISIT THE HEAD OP LAKE WAKATIPU GLENORCHY, PARADISE, DIAMOND LAKE. GLENORCHY MOTORS LTD. L. I. Smith, Proprietor Connects with all Government steamers and runs a through service to Paradise. The journey takes passengers through scenes that are unparalled for grandeur. At Paradise a light lunch is served for one shilling and a free cup of tea provided for everyone. Bus trips can be arranged to Rees Gorge and scheelite mines. Book seats at all N. Z. Tourist Depots, Mt. Cook Tourist Co., and Queenstown Hotels and Boarding-houses jyj AIL STATIONERY Among many lines of Stationery in stock at the Mail Office are the following:— PAPER SERVIETTES CARBON PAPER WAGE BOOKS INCA FOUNTAIN PEN INK RECEIPT BOOKS ACCOUNT BOOKS SCHOOL STATIONERY ENVELOPES THE Man who watches the clock generally remains one of the hands. ANNOUNCINGTwo New PHILCO RADIOS PHILCO RADIOS 7-Valve World Range and 5-Valve Broadcast THE FINEST PHILCO RADIO EVER BUILT —Order now from—• .W. H. NELSON Electrical & Mechanical Engineer Radio Dealer QUEENSTOWN RUCTION SALE - 3 L. H. Denniston, manager, Central Otago Commission Agency, will visit Queenstown area to conduct sales of PROPERTY and FURNITURE on request. Phone 85S, Alexandra. TAKE COUNTY COUNCIL TENDERS will be received at the Lake County Offices, Queenstown, till NOON of MONDAY, 2Sth day of JANUARY, 19-4(5, for the uudernoted works:—Contract No. 101. A. The gravelling of one mile, more or less, of the Mt. Aspiring Road (approximately 1000 ou. yds.) Contract No. 102. B. The gravelling off two miles, more or less, of the Nokomai Saddle to Athol Road (approximately 1200 eu. yds.) Contract No. 103. / C. Tjie "construction of a reinforced concrete -bridge, 10ft span, over Long Gully ! £roek on the Skippers highway. \: Plans and sjjocilications to be seen on and after Monday/ January 14, 1940 at the County Offices, Queenstown. Each tender must bo accomplished by a marked cheque or cash deposit for 5 per cent, on its amount, addressed to the Chairman, and endorsed: “Tender for Contract No.

sarily accepted. E. Jt. HOP WOOD, County Clerk. Queenstown, January 10, 1946. N o c A meeting will be held in the School on Friday, 25th January, for the purpose of considering ways and means to raise funds for the purpose of laying down a concrete ; drill area and generally completing the amenities required at the school. All parents and friends of the school arc invited to attend. LEO LEE, Secretary, Q.D.H. School Committee. N o T E ERIC A. SCHEIE, Plasterer and Bricklayer, wishes,to notify the public of Queenstown amV surrounding districts that owing to th,e : shortage of materials |and labour, lies is unable to accept any further work for a period of SIX MONTHS from date. Past clients are thanked for their gererous support. Queenstown, January 15, 1946. Z. INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND Jus. F. Egan, representing above Institution, will visit Queenstown on February 1, 2 and 4th and Arrorvtorvn on February sth. O' ~T I E CAKE AND PRODUCE SALE in the Mackenzie Hall —FRIDAY, JANUARY 18— —FRIDAY, JANUARY :18— at 2.30 p.m. j under the auspices of the Queenstown branch of the W.D.IJ.U.