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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 November 1928, Page 2

’Phone 122. FASHION DEPOT Box 1199 Latest Fashion Goods Reasonable Prices CQ&T& FROCKS, MILLINERYj f 3-EIECE SUITS, COSTUMES CHILDREN'S NAVY UNDERLINED PANAMAS L MURRAY’S NEWMAN BROS. MOTOR CAR PROPRIETORS, REEFTON, WESTPORT, NELSON ''IHKJOTWSU? AND BLENHEIM SERVICES. CARSS LEAVE REEFTON FOR WESTPORT at 10.30 a.m, dally after arrival 7 ” of morning train, and 7.30 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, after r,ttlvrl pf evening Express from Christchurch. RBHFTQN FOR NELSON DAILY, at 8.30 a.m. NBLSON—BLWJ.HEIM k TWICB DAIL& SEATS RESERVED AND TICKETS ISSUE® HART,EV AND CO., LTD., W- GREENHILL AND C 0. 4 Local Manager. Agents. LADIES ? r . r A PROBLEM SOLVED ZY A New Fabric at Miller’s Manufacturers had a problem that an entirely new fabric was needed, with the strength and wearing qualities of Linen, with round thread and unfadeable dyes. . , „ ■ . . i • This problem has been solved —the ideal realised in ’ “MILLER’S COASTERPHAST.” It is the supreme achievement of the Fabric Manufacturer’s Art and is a splendid material, having a round thread is specially suitable for Embroidering, Curtains, Frocks, Aprons . ' J: etc. and at 1/8 per yard defies competition. EADIES! Purchase Your Smcck at Miller s I Our special line in * “Coasterphast” in all the New Shades, guaranteed . fast to Sunlight, Sea Air and\Washing at 10/6, defies competition. MILLER’S JHF NOTED HOUSE FOR VALUE THROUGHOUT THE DOMINION Mackay Street, % Greymouth AND AT HOKITIKA, REEFTON, BLACKBALL, WESTPORT 451, Colombo St., Christchurch. f 130, Cuba Street, Wellington.

A London cablegram stated that Sir Thomas Mackenzie will leave for New Zealand by the Remuera on November 23. There is friendly rivalry among the suburbs of Auckland, according to the “Sun,” which says: “Birkenhead is evidently a little jealous of the fact that Mr A. E. Greenslade, Mayor of Northcote, should have annexed the prize in the men’s beauty competition, at Birkenhead, last Saturday. At the meeting of the Birkenhead School Committee last evening it. was decided to write to the Northcote Borough (Council, complimenting it upon having such a beautiful Mayor. It was fcilso decided to say that the committee regretted the prize went out of Birkenhead, but, if the prize had been for women, Northcote would not have had a chance.”