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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 April 1934, Page 2

FASHION CREATIONS j If you possess a Coat or Frock selected at MURRAYS You will have a garment of individual distinction | Our selection of Coats, Frocks, ; Costumes, and Woollen Suits are unique for their charming style and reasonable prices. FUR COATS, from £l2/10/LEATHER COATS, from 76/6 J 1 /- in £ Discount. MURRAYS 1 >PHONE 69. BOX 199. J MACKAY STREET.

GREAT EASTER SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NEXT SEE OCR WINDOWS FOR FURTHER REDUCTIONS Just Landed —The latest Bridge Cards and scorers and Auction Bridge Rules. KILGOUR’S WAREHOUSE OPPOSITE TOWN HALL, MACKAY STREET.

; Mr Ralph Munn, director of the Carnegie Library at Pittsburg, arrived at Auckland to-day, to make a . survey of New Zealand’s library sys- , tern, on behalf of the Carnegie Corporation, at the request of he i Libraries’ Association of New Zea- ■ land. Mr Munn said that Andrew Carnegie left ten million dollars to be spent in the British Dominions. Large sums had been spent in South Africa, and Canada, but so far, little had come to New Zealand and Australia. His tour would occupy a month, and he intended to pay special attention to small town and country libraries He would then make a similar survey in Australia.-Press Assn. Ladies! The new designs in Fashionable Furniture and Furnishings are now on display at S. Burnett White s, Mackay Street. You are to call and view the latest creations. Advt. “New Zealand Radio Guide for 1934,” is now on sale. It contains all the latest, information for the Home Constructor. Also new design chaits and tables, with the latest valve characteristic chart. Price is 2/-, postage 3d, at B. Dixon’s, Tainui Street. —Advt. The new Congoleum Squares overcome any objection housewives have hitherto held. Exceptionally long wearing, beautiful designs and low prices make them the ideal floor covering. 9x9, 42/-: 9xl Oft 6in, 49/6, at C. Smith, ’Ltd.—Advt. New Novels at B. Dixon’s, Ltd., Tai-1 nui Street. “A Warning to Wan-1 tons,” by Mitchell; “The Convenient Marriage” by Heyer; “The Graces,” by Barrington; “Out Went the Taper,” by Ashby; “The Mother,” by Pearl Buch; “Bredon and Sons,” by Bell; “Work of Art,” by Lewis; “Comrades of the Storm,” by Kyne; “Lindy Lou,” by Cleugh, 7/-, each postage 4d. —Advt.

You may not be able to afford a course of mineral waters at a Health Resort, but you can take your “SPARSALZ”—the wonderful new mineral salts. Only 1/6 a bottle. Sold at all chemists and stores.—Advt.