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Evening Star, Issue 22448, 19 September 1936, Page 16

PUBLIC NOTICES. MONDAY BARGAIN AT PENROSE’S CURTAIN DRAPINGS FOR TOUR WINDOWS 20,000 YARDS AT 1/- YARD A HUGE SELECTION SILK VOILES AND NETS, la a Full Bangs of Shades. MARQUISETTE VOILES, ALL COLOURS. CREAM AND BEIGE COTTON NETS. COTTON NETS, WITH FADELESS COLOURED DESIGN, , FANCY NETS AND LACE, MADRAS MUSLINS, CASEMENT CLOTHS, ETC. AN EXCEPTIONAL RANGE. YOUR CHOICE, Is YARD. w. PENROSE AND CO. LTD, UNITED STARR-BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY NEW No. 12 GROUP, No wVwnTTT>° rS Tht Ve „. d f c!de^it 0 inTite a PP licat; ° ns for shares in a new Group-* S rou P , V?I P commence as soon as sufficient shares are subscribe/ The Budding Society principles of encouragmg thrift and home ownership are voir, eSt Tl 1 i 3 TT d -t an | d i haTe pr T?, of Unto d T alus hundreds of members for many years. The United has served the community for a period of 37 years, during which time it has been privileged to assist materially many hundreds of members their own landlords. In addition to this, the Society has proved itself an ideal institution for small savings, and especially m recent years it has been a source of relief of financial stress!' rtte 40 take advanta * e of their savings in timll Subscriptions amount to Is per share per week, and ballots are held when funds permit, the holder of the Cluster drawn then becoming entitled to a loan nf pirvi per share FREE OF INTEREST. The Rate of Repayment is3s Id per £IOO per week? The Society has advanced over £669,000 to members since its incorporation* Its advantages are now available for you. Full particulars on application. J. W. SMEATON AND CO., Secretaries, 152 High street, Dunedin.

VISIT GEO. E. WITHERS’S HAIRDRESSING SALOON, 58 Princes street (2 doors from Stewart Dawson’s), Where every customer gets a clean, fresh hairbrush and shaving brush straight from the steriliser; no brush used twice same day. Razors, Shaving Brushes, All Toilet Requisites. ARE YOU SPRING CLEANING? WHY not renew those faded curtains, those worn rugs, that torn wallpaper, that scratched paint? ' All Furnishings can be purchased with PROVIDENT CASH ORDERS. We will gladly send all particulars on. request. ■ PROVIDENT CASH ORDER CO., P.O. Box 236, Dunedin, C.l. MEETINGS. OTAGO CRICKET UMPIRES’ ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the above Association will be held in Mr J. S. Douglas’s Board Room, T. and G. Building, on THURSDAY, September 24, at 8 P,m ' BUSINESS: Adoption c€ Annual Report and Balance Sheet. Election of Office-bearers. General. . Intending members invited. W. A. ROWLAND, Hon. Secretary. THE KAIKORAI BRASS BAND (Inc.). THE FIFTY-FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING of Members will be held m the Returned Soldiers’ Club Rooms Moray Place, Dunedin, on MONDAY, the 28th day of September, 1936, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS.—To receive the Annual Report and Balance Sheet and Rules, and consideration of same; Elect_ Office-bearers and Committees for the ensumg year; and any other General Business considered necessary. E T. MOLLER, President. J. S. DOUGLAS, Hon. Secretary. TO TRADE UNIONISTS. COMBINED MEETING of All Trade Unionists will be held at the Trades Hall on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 20th September, at 2.30, to discuss a Method of Combating Rising Prices. An interesting Address will be given by Mr von Sturmer, Sec. of New Zealand Coop. Alliance, Wellington. Everybody invited. ' IMPORTANT! DON’T MISS THIS! OTAGO WOMEN’S CRICKET ASSOCIATION. Annual general meeting, monday, September 28th, 1936, at 7.45 p.m., Y.W.C.A., Moray Place. BUSINESS: 1. Adoption Annual Report. 2. Adoption Balance Sheet. 3. Election of Office-bearers. 4. General. (Mrs) H. R. DANIELS, Hon. Secretary. 49 Driver street, St. Hilda. GRANGE LADIES’ CRICKET CLUB. annual meeting. PE Annual Meeting of the Above Club will be held on TUESDAY, Septemer 22nd, at 8 p.m., in the Pavilion, North ■round. N. C. BISHOP. Hon. Secretary. OCEAN BEACH SCOUT GROUP PARENTS’ COMMITTEE. THE ANNUAL MEETING will he held in SCOUT HALL, ST. HILDA, ON THURSDAY, September 24th, at 8 p.m. Members and Parents cordially invited to attend. 3. B. LORAINE, Hon. Sec. TO THE RESIDENTS OF ST. CLAIR. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the ST. CLAIR SCHOOL GYMNASIUM to Consider the Proposal to provide a suitable Hall for the district. All interested are invited to attend. DOUGLAS Social Credit Movement.— Members, friends invited to sth Birthday Party, September 25, in Vedic; tickets, Is 6d, on sale Oxford Book Shop; splendid programme; please procure ticket as early as possible. MEETING. —M. j. Saunders, Public Address, ‘ The Achievements of Fascism ’; Harrop Street Hall, Sunday, 8 p.m. MONEY. URGENT.— Private Loan, £3O; weekly repayments, constant position; stand scrutiny.—Lß4s, ‘ Star.’ INVESTOR, with £SOO, desires Working Partnership established business.—Pll6, ‘ Star.* WANTED To Borrow, £100; pay back £l5O 3 years, monthly or half-yearly, —Reply P6O. ‘ Star ’ Office. WANTED, Loan of £2O, urgent; will pay £3O back and have it paid by Christmas. —Address P 229, ‘ Star.’ WANTED Known—That Billheads, Circulars, Cards, Programmes, and General Printing of every description are executed at the 'Evening Star’ Office at Moderate Price*, "

JTAVTNG Disposed of my Lease at MARGUERITE'S KITCHEN, No. 134. George street, I WISH TO NOTIFY MY, MANY CUSTOMERS that MARGUERITE’S KITCHEN WILL BE CLOSED as from 21st SEPTEMBER, and from that date all BUSINESS WILL BE CONDUCTED PROM: “THE SNACK BAR,” No. 110 Princes street. All goods will be made fresh daily on the premises. Phono 11-846. E. A. MEFPAN. PART-TIME SERVICE. Secretarial Work. Bookkeeping. jgUSINESS TYPING 29 Bond street. Dunlicaiiilp. Typing. SERVICE* Phone 11-310. ALL WORK STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL* LEGAL NOTICES. In the Estate of WILLIAM CROSSAN, late of Waterloo Hotel, Caversham, Dunedin. ALL PERSONS having CLAIMS AGAD4ST the above-named at the date of his death—via., 11th September, 1396—are requested to send detailed account in duplicate, certified as due and owing at the date of death, to the undersigned on or before the 26th day of SEP* TEMBER, 1936. THE TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS. AND AGENCY CO. OP N.Z. LTD., 24 Water street, Dunedin: Or, IRWIN AND IRWIN. , Solicitors, Dunedin. In the Estate of ELIZABETH M’GREGOR, Ifcte 6f Dunedin, Widow (Deceased). * A LL Persons having CLAIMS AGAINST and All" Persons OWING MONEYS to the above Estate are requested immediately to render statements of the amount* due on 4th SEPTEMBER, 1936, duly certified as owing at that date, and showing full particulars, tc the undersigned. DUNCAN . AND MACGREGOR, ' Solicitors for Executors, National Bank Chambers, Dunedin. • BOARD AND RESIDENCE. VXTANTED, young Man to Share with " airother excellent Home; also Garage Accommodation; reasonable.—42 Queen street. - ‘ WANTED, Gentlemen Boarders, single room; washing; phone.—lo 7 Union street. ANTED, working Men Boarders; Kai- * ” korai tram terminus.—P24l, ‘ Star * Office. . . i GOOD Home offered respectable working Girl or 2 Mates, willing share room; no' other boarders; Musselburgh.— P 225, * Star/ ‘ “ fTIHE RETREAT,” Guest House, Porto--A bello, sunny situation; casual, permanent guests.—Mrs Allan, proprietress; phone sk. A K Royal Terrace has Vacancies for Boarders; excellent table, every comfort; 25s week.—Phone 11-475. O O Duncan Street.—Vacancies for Gentle* / w«> men Boarders; 5 minutes to Stock Exchange; moderate tariff, good meals. BOARD-RESIDENCE, large front room, suit 2 gentlemen; George street; terms reasonable.—Phone 12-890. WANTED By Business Man, Furnished Bed-sitting Room, fireplace; city.— Reply to Pl7l, ‘ Star.* FRONT Furnished Bed-Sitting Room, in' vicinity of Arthur street; would suit business Lady.—P23, ‘ Star.* , REFINED young business Girl seeks reasonable Board in private borne; central preferred.—L966, ‘Star* Office. EDUCATIONAL. ROSSBOTHAM’S Commercial College.— Passes, Shorthand and Typing, 86 per cent., specialising Bookkeeping and University Course. 75 per cent. ROWN’S COLLEGE. Above Moray Place P.O. —Shorthand, Typewriting* Bookkeeping; rapid individual tuition; raui way concessions; telephone 10-697 BRIDGE.— Mrs Jeavons gives Individual Tuition, beginners 2s 6d lesson, dassei Is.—9 Albert street, city; phone 13-023. rtR FINLAY’S Bridge Classes.—Terms'! ■““7 Beginners, course-of'eight lessons, ond guinea; advanced pupils, fis an hour.— Ring 15-987 for appointments. . W H. HUTTON, Teacher of all Hawaiian " * and Orchestral Musical Instruments; demonstrations, classes. Studio, above Butterfield's, Octagon. TNDIVIDUAL Tuition by Experienced Coach, all subjects; Matriculation, Intermediate, Proficiency Examinations; term* reasonable.—Pl92, * Star.* MISS PASSMORE for Tuition in all branches of Art.—Studio, Stock Es> change; phone 18-164, private 11-377. UPILS Wanted for Banjo, Mandolin, Guitar; fees reasonable; expert tuition.—Oliver W. Stokes, Pattereon'a Buildings, Rattray street. ANTED, Lessons Steel Uuuar. beginner; price per lesson, etc.; must be reasonable.—l’2?3, ‘ Star.’ JN order to have the ' Star ’ out in good time it is found impossible to classify Advertisements that come in after noon* We would, therefore request Advertisers to kindly bear this in mind and tend in ihei| order* early.