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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 July 1939, Page 3

Centennial Exhibition and District Celebrations, • , Save up for Trips by Rail, The Centennial of New Zealand will be marked by spectacular celebrations — especially historic pageantry — in various districts as well as by the big Exhibition in Wellington. * People are well advised up for trips which will include the Exhibition and visits to other places. Help for that purpose is offered by the Railways ( Department with its travel stamps (1/-. 2/-. 2/6 and 5/-) and 10/- vouchers, obtainable at railway stations. Stamps are exchangeable for vouchers which bear interest at 5 per cent. ' ■ Enquire about the new bulk-travel system for trips by rail and road. Circulars about accommodation in-Wellington during the Exhibition period are obtainable at railways 'stations. Save up for Historic Holidays.

i GARDEN LIME & MANURES ♦ * , t )/ Delivered Free in Greyinoulli <£> or Cobden. < 0. • X $ LIME- - -5/- per sack of 1-j-cwt. X Superphosphates— 8/6 sack of LjCWt. . Blood & Bone Manure- 12/6 per cwt. X 14<Ibs Bags Garden Guano- at 1/6 bag ♦ a We also quote Delivered Free at Greymouth or Free on Rail, Greymouth:— 0, 4 “Moose” Meal 1001 b bags at- 19/6 bag “Moose” Nuts 1001 b bags at— 19/3 bag + I KEATING’S i 4* CASH GROCERS. : : : GREYMOUTH. ♦ ’