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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 July 1923, Page 8

I » I Bring | I Brightness | to your Tea Table I Pi Spotless and bright • Silverware gives the ■ finishing touch to a daintily appointed table. Our careful artisans ft employ the individual skill and highest grade ; silver that converts the ! most modest piece into a veritable treasure. Why not send for ! our booklet and price list to-day ? / Armstrong & Farr ; “The Plating People” 148 VICTORIA STREET, I CHRISTCHURCH il jF 5 / /I JEWELL-,SKINNEB

IS® w? Ifißjw For coughs, colds, bronchitis and similar troubles, Lane s can always be relied upon. Other medicines may soothe —but it takes Lane’s to soothe and heal, too —and make a permanent cure in the end. lANFS EMULSION 2/6 and 4/6 at all Chexnista and Stores. 5 —. ___________ 1 _ „ I (' ) J Gmvetfed! , 1 Sir Henry J. Wood for many years refused to make records. Finally it was the tone secured by the “Columbia” recording process that resulted in his * ‘conversion,’’ and his consenting 1 to conduct the famous New f Queens Hall Orchestra exclusively for j “Columbia ’ Grafonola j Get a copy of the 1923 Record Catalogue, from any “Columbia” < dealer. The first and only records ] made by Sir Henry Wood are listed on pages 31 and 32. The book offers every form of the , world's best music—on “Columbia” Records. j ’Erst With Tv Lat«U' ] WgMey.s. ; » V Webley. Sons 6 GjUn Limit,d , 243 High Street - Christchu ch Haines-33 1 Local Agents: WADE AND CO. ’ 1 *‘l am Well satisfied With •HEENZO.’ It is so good ; and such a Wonderful J money*saVer that I can* J not be Without it." t " MKS. WADE. Thamaa Vallej. 91 (: