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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 September 1939, Page 3

I Yours Agaiin for 6d! September “Railways Magazine” New Zealanders, here is your pleasant country served up to you again on a silver salver the disc of sixpence—a feast of romantic history, scenic charm, humorous philosophy, bright chats on sport and books, original verse, clever notes and notions for women in and out of home —and plenty of pictures, about sixty, a wide range of subjects. . It is a bright array of the real New Zealand ’ I for the people here and for their friends and relatives overseas. Every issue of the national magazine “The Railways,” helps good New Zealanders to become better. ... 6d. At Boot-Shops and News Agencies 6d. | GARDEN LIME & MANURES | Y Delivered Free in Greymoutli X X or Cobden. Y Y LIME— - -5/- per sack of X J Superphosphates— 8/6 sack of I’cwt. Y X Blood & Bone Manure- 11/-per. cwt. X ♦ 141bs Bags Garden Guano- at 1/6 bag | We also quote Delivered Free at Greymouth or Free on Rail, X Greymouth:— A ♦ “Moose” Meal 1001 b bags at- 19/6 bag t X “Moose” Nuts 1001 b bags at- 19/3 bag ♦ : KEATING’S | ♦ CASH GROCERS. GREYMOUTH. Y