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Grey River Argus, 16 September 1948, Page 1

SITUATIONS WANTED PHIMNEY SWEEP. Clean, Reliable, V Reasonable? G. D. White. C/o. ’Phone 576 M. AE. HAY, 46 Alexander Street, ’ ’Phone 1084, for all classes of Painting and Paperhanging. Prompt attention to all orders. SITUATIONS VACANT COMPANION HELP wanted. Easy place. Live in.—’Phone 609. TAILOR-OUT wanted.—Apply New Forest Sawmill, Ngahere. ©MART Youth to drive light delivery. Good wages. Arthur’s Fruit Mart. ■yOUNG Man, 15 to 18 years wanted for General Store Work. Permanent position.—Apply Smith- and Smith Ltd. WANTED for Grocery Store on the West Coast, Experienced Working MANAGER and ASSISTANT. Position particularly suitable for husband and wife. Combined wage £l2 per week, plus free house and bonus. Apply by letter to the Secretary, Consumers’ Co-operative Society, Waiuta. POSITION offered to youth with training in Mechanical Drawing. Good opportunity for lad with ambition and initiative. Apply in own handwriting to— GENERAL MANAGER, Gold Mines of New Zealand Ltd., P.O. Box 138, Greymouth.

- AMUSEMENTS 8 p.m. FINALLY TO-NIGHT 8 p.m. Ginger Rogers—Cornel Wilde —ln—f “IT HAD TO BE YOU” t (Rec. by Censor for Adults), I TO-GETHER WITH TRUMANS FESTIVAL OF FASHION ' MANNEQUIN PARADE (At Evening Session only) ' REGENT Direction: Kerridge—Odeon. J. C. Williamson Picture Corp. Ltd. 1 2.15 TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. I Plans at Theatre. — 'Phone 601. COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) Matinee 2.15. Evening 8 p.m. . A Dazzling, Joyous, Magical Musical : Romance packed with Songs, Laughter, Excitement and Beauty—A Technicolour treat for every member of every family Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents 1 “THIS TIME FOR KEEPS’’ “THIS TIME FOR KEEPS’’ Starring; Esther Williams—Lauritz Melchoir Jimmy Durante—J,ohnnlie Johnston Xavier Cugat and Orchestra. (App. for Universal Exhibition) Outstanding Featurettes Include— Latest Paramount News featuring up-to-the-minute GLIMPSES OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES. Of interest to all Sports Fans. —PLUS— Latest Tom and Jerry Cartoon “DR JEKYLL AND MR MOUSE” And Passing Parade. BE ADVISED RESERVE. ~ ANC£S ——— GREYMOUTH PATROLS COME EARLY FOR THE SEDDON SHIELD Attend the NURSES’ BALL, FRIDAY, September 17. Theatre Royal. Continuous Music. m-—. D-A-N-C-E- : : D-A-N-C-E LYCEUM HALL, TO-MORROW (Friday). GOOD ORCHESTRA Light Supper Provided. Prices: 2/- & 1/6. 9 p.m. till 1 a.m. STURGE STREET HALL, ANNIVERSARY BALL FRIDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 17. Sturge Street Hall, Cobden. —Mayfair Orchestra — —lnviting Supper—"’Buses from K. Stores 9.5, 9.30 and after pictures. Returning after Ball. Admission: 6/6 Double; 4/- Gents 2/6 Ladies. ‘ £YCEUM JJALL JJANCE ' SATURDAY NEXT Old-time and Modern Dancing. BLACK AND WHITE DANCE BAND. Efficient M.C. Excellent Floor. Light Supper. , Coat Check. Usual Prices and Buses. barrytown Social COMMITTEE GRAND dance Barrytown .Hall, SATURDAY NEXT. Lucky Spot and Other Novelties. Good Supper Fisher’s Orchestra Admission: Ladies 2/-; Gents 3/-; Double 4/6. ’Bus leaves Gibbs Motors 8.30 returning after Dance. —GALA BALL— Rapahoe Hall, SATURDAY NEXT Steel’s Orchestra. Good Floor. Home-made Supper. Novelties. Prices 3/6 and 2/6. Buses leave P.O. 8.45. ( GLADSTONE TENNIS CLUB GRAND OPENING DAY BALL Gladstone Hall, SATURDAY NEXT. This is the Ball of the Season. Balloons, Streamers, Confetti and Spotlights. Two £l/1/- Novelty Dances. Popular Prices —3/6 and 2/6. Good Supper. Rene Jacobs’ Music. Buses leave Grey 9.15 and Hokitika 8.15, returning after Ball. Also you can catch the after-picture bus. Coney Fur Coat. Newest style. Size 36. Usual Price £37 10/-. To Clear £24/10/-.—Sam McAra.

WE Buy Midget Toys! Easy Home ’’ Profits for YOU. Tremendous demand. Instructions and wheels supplied. Details FREE. Write — Midget-Toy Market, Box 16, St. Johns. INCREASE your income making A Toys at home. Sell us your work. Write now for free details of wooden or soft toy-making. (State preference).—McMasters Toy Supply, Box 183, Wanganui. PLASTICS for Fun, fame, fortune. Make sparkling Plastic novelties at home. Free All Plastic Kit. Big Profits. Send for Free beautifully illustrated Booklet. Home Plastics, Box 503, Palmerston Nth. . edu CAT lONAL MODERN INDUSTRY. npRAINED men with specialised A knowledge are in great demand. YOU can qualify for an excellent position by taking an I.C.S. Course of training. Here are some .of the I.C.S. home studv Courses:— Diesel Engineer, Structural Eng., Electrical Eng., Office Training, Accountancy, Mathematics, Salesmanship, Journalism & Story Writing, Carpentry, Plumbing, Draftsman, Motor Meeh., Radio Meeh', Plastics, Concrete Eng., Welding, Chemistry. If your subject, trade or profession is not above write to the I.C.S. for details of Courses. Free I.C.S. Prospectus sent on request. Call or write NOW ! INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. Dept. C, 181 A Hereford Street, Christchurch.

AUCTIONS SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY. TTNCLAIMED property in the hands of the Police at Greymouth, will, if not claimed before Saturday, 9th October, be sold by public auction. Particulars as to time and place of sale obtainable from Inspector of Police at Greymouth. . ’ AUCTION TO-MORROW (Friday). r\N behalf various clients, we will sell by Public Auction: — 2 Pr. three-quarter Sheets (as new); 1 double grey blanket; quart- • tity of curtains, cups, saucers and plates (few English Bone China); 2 enamel pots; 1 kettle; 1 iron kettle; 1 electric toaster; 2 elect, cleaners; 1 elec, razor; 1 garden shovel; 1 hay fork; 2 crosscut saws; 1 wood saw; 1 slasher; 1 pr. garden shears; 2 wheelbarrow wheels; hard brooms; soft brooms, mops, etc.; 1 pr. men’s shoes (Friendly Fit), as new; 1 pr. lady’s shoes; 1 pr. new slippers; 3 double mattresses; 5 duchesses; 3 colonial couches; rimu buffet (as new); 2 dropside tables; 2 occasional tables; 2 dinner wagons; 2 seagrass chairs; 1 settee; Morris chairs; kitchen and dining chairs; 6 Oak dining chairs; set kitchen bins; 1 chesterfield suite; 1 chesterfield (sprung arms & back); 2 suite chairs to match; wardrobe with full length mirror; 1 large writing desk; 1 built-in bassinette; 1 set cupboards; quantity of 27in. and 36in. coir runner; quantity lino; 2 cane prams; 3 lawnmowers; 1 “Atlas” plug-in range; 1 JOHN BROADWOOD PIANO. AIR FORCE CLOTHlNG—Overcoats, battledress blouses, dress jackets, shirts, shorts and felt hats. These goods must go out to make room—Your chance to buy and save money. Sale commences 2.15 p.m. WESTLAND AUCTION COY., LTD., 20 Mackay Street, Greymouth. ’Phone 757. |fUBLJC~N6f ~ P' u Tb u cFn of ICE s’ WESTLAND SPORTS DEPOT. 34 Mawhera Quay, 151 Revell St., Greymouth. Hokitika. 'Phone 75. ’Phone 321. I FISHING TACKLE Rod, R.eels. Lines, Swivels, Gut, Landing Nets, Traces, Minnows, Casts, Flies, Thigh Boots, etc. IVTINK Rabbit Swagger shape Fur I™- Coat. Size 36. Usual Price £36 j 5/-. To Clear £l9/19/-.—Sam McAra.

GIBBS’ MOTORS LTD. GIBBS’ MOTORS LTD. , SINGLE 14/-. RETURN 22/-, SINGLE 14/-. — RETURN 22/-. Travel in Comfort. See the Scenic Beauty of the Coast Road Timetable as follows:— WESTPORT—GREYMOUTH. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY: Leaves Westport at 7 a.m.» connecting with Christchurch Express. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY: Leaves Greymbuth at 9.15. This service/connects with Newman Bros. 1 p.m. Service to Nelson and Ferry Steamer to Wellington. TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY: Leaves Greymouth st 4.30 p.m. after arrival of Christchurch Express. MONDAY TO SATURDAY: Leaves Westport at 9.30 a.m. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY; Leaves Westport at 1.15 p.m. (Connects with Rail-car to Christchurch and Hokitika). SUNDAYS: Leaves Westport at 2 p.m. GREYMOUTH—WESTPORT. MONDAY TO SATURDAY: Leaves Greymouth at 3 a.m., connecting with Newman Bros. Westport-Picton Service and Pi'cton-Wellington Ferry steamer on Tuesdays and Thursdays Arrive Wellington 6 p.m. Fridays arrive Wellington 10 p.m.