LADIES. r rHIS is a period in which to x keep smiling and your best and brightest appearance is encouragement to your menfolk who are fighting for you and yours. Don’t Let Them Down. LESLEY MARSHALL TOILET SALON. 22 Albert St.- ’Phone 486. Private Phone 886. PUBLIC NOTICES. ” a. & p. show and patriotic COMMITTEE. A General Meeting of members and intending members will be held in the Borough Council Chambers TOMORROW (Thursday) EVENING at 7.30. All representatives of sporting bodies, and those associated with Patriotic movements are invited to attend. W. E. PRING, W. H. PARFITT, Joint Secretaries. GROCERY SALE. AWING to a shortage of staff on account of War demands, we are reluctantly compelled to CLOSE OUR BUSINESS in Mackay Street, and now offer lor CASH ONLY our complete Stock of GROCERIES, etc., at Sale Prices; The Sale Commences on FRIDAY NEXT, and will continue for two weeks only. Here is an opportunity for housewives to stock up with groceries at Sale Prices. See Thursday’s “Star” for bargain lines. J. ANISY THE PEOPLE’S GROCERY. MACKAY STREET. FARMERS! BUY YOUR REQUIREMENTS THROUGH McKAY’S UNIVERSAL FARM SERVICE. Specials— MACALISTER FERTILISER DRILL. New Paint; perfect condition; £3O on rail. TWO DODGE TRUCKS, 1938 Models, (a) Saloon Cab, new body, 15cwt £B5. (b) Cab; Hood and Side Curtains, new body. £65. Both these trucks suitable for farmers. 1928 ESSEX VAN, 15cwt. Rear door. Fair order. Suit Sheep Farmer. £35. 1930 W rr ? YS KNIGHT COACH 6, 4 ’ new tyres, ’ good condition and running order; £65. McKAY’S UNIVERSAL FARM SERVICE. 161 Victoria Street, Christchurch, C.l. Box 432. Code. “Maclic.” Principal: J. J. McKay (late of Hari Hari.) VACUUM CLEANERS. VACTRIC CLEANERS, priced at £9 v 10/-, £l2/10/-, £l6/10/- & £l9. H. S. FERRIS & CO., 25 Albert Street. £sBo—- — DWELLING. Electric light, fuel stove; freehold section in good repair. Situated Blaketown. Immediate possession. £B3s—- — SIX - ROOMED DWELLING with 72 acres freehold land. Good prospects for right man. A. F. JAMIESON & CO. ‘
LADIES I I TO-DAY YOUR FURS ARE HIGH 111 VALUE. Import restrictions have greatly increased the value of furs. Today a fur coat or necklet in good condition is worth a considerable sum. Let us make your old furs like new again. Worn pelts replaced—tears mended—lining renewed. We are specialists. Forward us your garment for an estimate of the cost. JOHN GUNN & CO. 95 CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH. ■ FURNISH NOW AT THESE PRICES. Chairs, - - from 12/6 Tables, - from 22/6 Dressers, - from 85/Single Bedsteads - 58/6 Duchess Chest - 70/Pedestals - - 25/Any Article of Furniture made to Your Own Design. F. HAYES • 100 MAWHERA QUAY, e POR QUALITY PRINTING. Whether your Printing requirements are large or small, they will have the careful attention of our staff. THE GREYMOUTH EVENING STAR ’PHONE No. 5. .
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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 January 1941, Page 1
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