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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 March 1939, Page 2

Aut u m n <B/ llflßßl ■ BECKONS TO YOU AT I nm Nothing else looks q u * te so new an d ex ‘ citing as the latest f as^°ns f° r Autumn ’ you lighted with those at Hay’s. Casual looking coats, straight from the shoulder to the em ’ a s Q uare look . . . . others lavishly fur trimmed . . . the pas< sion for stripes extending itself to woollen frocks, too ’ ■ su ’ ts y° u B l° ve at fi rs * sight •• ’ hats that soar up and l Ws^|J U p fo di ZZ y heights 'NBF •• • lovel y new co - r W ' W ours such as Valley YA I M Green, Mulberry Wffl Wine, Havana' Tan, Efi’. Catalina Blue. Do 191® come to- see our new jSEWt goods. We’ve so Id much'to show you! HAY’S LTD ’PHONE 69 ;; : MACKAY ST.

THE LARGEST RADIO FACTORY IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE. HIS MASTER’S VOICE. H.M.V. Radios and Radio Gramophones are designed and manufactured at H.M. Voice Factories, Hayes, Middlesex, England. H.M.V. RADIO: MODEL 658. pt proven remarkable performance. Six valye all world Superhet Table Model —20gns. A Masterpiece of Scientific Radio Production. MODEL 656. Seven Valves All Wave —£29/10/-. H.M. Voice Radio Electric Tuning. Press a button—there’s your station. ! MODEL 97T. 7 Valves.—£29/10/-. H.M.V. BOOKSHELF MODEL RADIO. 5 Valves, Dual Wave. —16gns. H.M. VOICE RECORD PLAYERS. 77/6, £7/15/-, to £ll/10/-. EASY TERMS AVAILABLE FROM— A. E. KILGOUR’S West Coast Agent for His Master’s Voice Radios, Stewart Warner Radios, Cromwell Radios, Moderne Radios. ~

AUTUMN TOP-DRESSING WITH SUPER. TO ENSURE /-)N ABUNDANCE OF FEED FOR WINTER WE SELL AND RECOMMEND “AEREX” FERTILISERS 44/46 Superphosphate and Basic Super, freight paid West Coast stations from £4/10/6 to £4/13/6 per ton in 6-ton lots, with an increase of approximately 2/6 per ton for smaller quantities. WE CAN ALSO SUPPLY AMMONIATED SUPER, BLOOD & BONE, BASIC SLAG, AND ALL OTHER SPECIAL MIXTURES, AT LISTED PRICES. • • BAILLIE, NEVILLE & CO, LTD. 6, WERITA STREET : : : GREYMOUTH.

RAILWAYS MAGAZINE FOR YOU. AND FOR FRIENDS HERE OR OVERSEAS. Well. New Zealanders, the Railways Magazine for March gives you another good feast of your country with well illustrated special articles ami other worthy features. Here are some of the subjects: "Get Fit or Go Phut.’’ by Ken Alexander. "New Zealand’s Progress in Engineering.” by O. N. Gillespie. “Pictures from Lakeland Taupo," by Joyce West. “Adventures with Bingo." by Arolia Bruce. "Carly Ruapehu Ascents," by John Magurk. "Panorama of the Playground." by W. F. Ingram. “A Chat about Surprises." by Leo Fanning. “New Zealand Railways in 1881.” There is a big range of pictures, a total of 60, inclding two in full, colours. 6(1.' At Book Shops & News Agencies 6d.