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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 June 1936, Page 6

Young man, sooner or later you will require a home. Why not commence now by purchasing a Freehold Section in the new Marsden Road block? Only 10 p.c. deposit required. Balance on easy terms. Make the payment of one of these sections a hanking system. You can easily spare approximately 10/- per week. Act now. the benefit is yours.—S. Burnett White, Land Agent, Mackay Street. —Advt. t • “■ • New Books you may want. “N.Z. Radio Record Cookery Book,” 1/-. ‘‘1936 Radio Constructor’s Guide Book.” 2/6; “Word Games and Word Puzzles,” !/•; “Life Began Yesterday,” the latest book on the Oxford Group Movement, 6/-; “By Patience and the Word,” the story of the Moravian Missions, 5/6; “Gone Afield,” by Cecil Roberts, 7/-; “A Pilgrim’s Way in New Zealand,” by Mulgan 15/-. Procurable at,B. Dixon’s, Tainub Street, Postage extra. —Advt. Wise spending means big savings! That is why we say get your Sheets at C. Smith’s Winter Sale. Reliable qualities at reduced prices and note lhe extra length for double beds! Extra heavy Twill Sheets, white or Unbleached 54x21 yards 6/G pair; 80inx 2!» ! yards 10/G pair Just the Sheet for hard everyday use! Dr n’t forget you can buy your Pillow Slips, Towels. Tea Towels in fact, everything for lhe house at lower-than-over prices, during this great money-sav-ing event. C. Smith’s Annual Winter Sale! —Advt.