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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 July 1936, Page 9

BALLANTYNES AS A HOUSE OF SERVICE OFFERS MANY FACILITIES WHICH ADD TO THE JOY AND CONVENIENCE OF SHOPPING A spacious, cosy Lounge where you may meet your friends—or write a letter. Parcels may be conveniently left until required. A helpful Enquiry Bureau and free telephone at your disposal. All Departments are well dressed with newest goods which we welcome your inspection of at your leisure. Also our Tea and Luncheon Rooms, known throughout the Dominion and beyond, for their extreme comfort and dainty service .. . where private Parties can be arranged, if desired . . . YOU WILL ENJOY A VISIT TO DUNSTABLE HOUSE WHERE SHOPPING BECOMES A PLEASURE. Our ’phone number ff wf-w— 1 "" 3 ® is 33-360 • J. Ballantyne & Co. Ltd.

2'6 Reduction in every 1(VThink of it—2s per cent, off your sub. if you join our Book Club before August Ist. Note some of the Authors who are well represented in our Library, H, V. Morton J. B. Priestley Phillip Gibbs Francis Brett Young D. K. Broster / Georgette Heyer NEW BOOKS Peter B. Kyne J. E. B. Seely always being Somerset Maugham John Galsworthy added. Ridgwell Cullum i > -.1 Edgar Waiiace Clean and Leather zXTX y M “ Z/ ° rd Covered. JOIN NOW! inksters

SAFETY AND SAVINGS Assured by Railways People of New Zealand, your railways are always an efficient, faithful service for your safety and savings- They give you good transport at the lowest possible cost. The more you travel by rail and send goods by rail the more you save and the more you help to reduce taxation. The railways are really a national assurance against worry. Help Yourselves By Rail