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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 November 1939, Page 10

11/UV vou NEED AN Will ELECTRIC ’ ’ 111 REFRIGERATOR IN YOUR HOME Think for example, of the relief of having a place to keep milk fresh and cool; of alwayshaving a ready supply of clean pure ice cubes for making cool drinks on a hot summer evening; of having a place to keep butter and cream, meat and fish, fresh and wholesome; regardless of how hot the weather gets. And .*■ with an Electric Refrigerator, you can make dozens of unusual frozen sweets and chilled salads that will be a source of delight and surprise to your family and guests. For thejiome that has been without the con- * venience of adequate refrigration, the purchase of an Electric Refrigerator is an advance towards a higher standard of living, the sign of a family which appre- - ciates and enjoys the refinement of modern life. THE NEW WESTINGHOUSE “PACEMAKER” SETS THE PACE IN COMPLETE MODERN REFRIGERATION. ■ —— "" ' ’ ' A GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD

JJOTEL WINDSOR, 47 Manchester Street, CHRISTCHURCH. This well-known Private Hotel Is now acquired by MRS. M. C. KANE, and has been completely repainted, paper and furnished throughout. Tariff from 9/- per day. Permanents from 30/- per week. Weekly by arrangement. M. C. KANE PROPRIETRESS. W. E. PRING COMPANY SECRETARY. AGENT: Fire, Accident, Marine Insurance. Agent, M.V. “Hokitika.” GUINNESS STREET. Thono 606. 1