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Greymouth Evening Star, 6 January 1937, Page 11

XX -,i GENTLEMAN ! race WEEK WHAT ABOUT' A r WmW NEW HAT? STEFL GREY, MID FAWN OR BROWN. $ * Zlj\ 6/11, 12/6, 18/6, 21/-, 39/6. ALL THE BEST. MAKES. I COME IN AND TRY ONE ON. k » SAM McARA THE SPORTS MERCER : MAC KAY R

REDUCTION IN CHARGES FOR RADIO TELEGRAMS TO i V ; •* ; • z. ; t SHIPS AT SEA Radio telegrams provide the contact which until recent years was not possible between those on shore and voyagers at sea. INVALUABLE FOR SENDING MESSAGES OF GREETING, CONGRATULATION, OR FAREWELL. NEW RATES: .. 'V ‘ Now To ships engaged in N.Z.-Vancouver mail service; 4 J To ships registered in N.Z; and to practically all TKvI. passenger ships trading exclusively between N.Z. and Australia (previously 6d a word). a word To other vessels. 6d&lld I a word.

■■ _ ■ fe ■ A WEALTH OF ■ If |k IMPROVEMENT iff /pS /p’}< -f B? r JfckKES IT EVEN ' FINER Greater beauty of line . . . Revolutionary Body Conformity Seating . . . Many engine refinements . • • Safer and easier steering . . . More rugged brakes . . . New comfort features . . . New Zealand cord upholstery. THE^EVV 1 Q Ask us t 0 ‘lemonstrate-to-day. VDX.6.37 LIGHT SIX SCHAEF’S LTD. MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH

, i I II I I SALES TAX Return forms are obtainable at the “Greymouth Star.’’ Mail orders given prompt attention. ! H