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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 March 1939, Page 2

What is the Smart Thing to wear this Autumn? . HAY’S . , 3g. HAVE THE «Mi answer. leMi Authentic styles lorAuLunin and Winter ! New I Coats witii the lb '*4 YU b i youthful “squared” look B J j • Oie full tSw ’* I sleeve — coats, lavishU, ' ‘ * '‘‘”J 1 iy furred —- the smart W l Ji “ ike Tail- || g'J J lir ed Coals in Snowflake 7 t . velour's, checked hacked velours and the chic sporting Doeskin and W vl| Cametex — lovely new W W colours such as Valley ® VI Green, Mulberry Wine, £L M Havana Tail, Catalina ■ t-% Woollen Frocks Featuring the new “dashing” stripes -— suits that you’ll love ! Model Hats in English Felts and Peach Blooms with Eye-veils, Chimney Pot Crowns, “Scotch Tams” and pull-ons, and each one becoming, capricious and smart I HAY’S LTD MACKAY STREET ’PHONE 69.

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RAILWAYS MAGAZINE FOR YOU. AND FOB FRIENDS HERE OR OVERSEAS. Well. New Zealanders. the Raihvays Magazine for March gives you another coed f- of your country with yvell illustrated special articles ami oilier 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 Lakelaud--Taupo.” by Joyce West. "Adventures yvith Bingo.” by Arolia Bruce. "Early Ruapehu Ascents,” by John Magurk. Panora ma. of the Playground.” by VV. F. Ingram. (’ha.' about Surprises." by Leo Fanning. "New Zealiind Railwa's. in 188.1.” There is a big range of pictures, a total of GO, inclding two in full colours. 6iL At Book Shops & News Agencies 6d.