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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 May 1934, Page 5

I . 111 / SMART V' 1 STYLES -'7 FOR PRESENT WEAR ' Left— Becoming PULL-ON HAT, in Green Velvet; i stitched brim Price 11/9 Right— READY-TO-WEAR HAT, in Fawn Angora trimmed with Brown ribbon .. Price 23/6 J Postage , ? Paid. ; Usual gi I Discount. (J j I CHRISTCHURCH. • J. Ballantyne & Co., Ltd., and their Mail Order Service.

f Red ■ Letter | Days | IN GREYMOUTH’S FASHION | HISTORY

■ A Truly Unprecedented Offer ! B Again Demonstrating Our Superiority in I® Quality-Exclusive Styles—Low i|j Prices | NEW AND GRACIOUS CREATIONS OPENED UP || SPECIALLY FOR THIS INTERESTING EVENT. [0 * 8 Extraordinary inducements to buy during our Red Letter Days have been made possibie through our overseas buyers paying cash and receiving huge discounts. i Mi gj YOU REAP THE BENEFIT OF OUR ALERT BUYING. J ~ Bargains are offering everyday, everywhere ® But Never Bargains Like We p Are Giving B THE FIRST RED LETTER DAY I COMMENCES TO-MORROW y (Thursday) at 9 a.m. i .

I Robert Anderson I LIMITED. $ THE FASHION SALON, MAWHERA QUAY. |_

Popular Economical Service Through Booking By Rail “Throng'll booking by rail” is not restricted to transport of passengers and goods from any station in the North Island to any station in the South Island. The system applies also to goods and parcels consigned from, say, Wellington Io Gisborne or from Dunedin to Westport. One booking from the starling station covers the whole operation. It pays manufacturers, business firms, farmers and the general public io take full advantage of the Railway Department’s through-booking facilities: Full particulars from any Stationmaster, Business Agent, or District Manager. Pass Your Worries on to your Railways.