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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 May 1943, Page 2

BALLANTYNES of CHRISTCHURCH are represented in . GREYMOUTH . by ; MR. A. T. GILLIGAN 33 Peel Street, Cobden. —-“Always at your service"’ —- Telephone 7883 Greymoutn. I 3*>w> ft a» ij xsix I ® / i? p CHRISTCHURCH and TIMARU BUY YOUR FHITBf WHERE YOU ARE SURE TO SAVE IPe/l within the limits of yom purge— Constructed by expert craftsmen in our. own factory* VISIT OUR SHOWROOM® AHO INSPECT OUR WOOKRN STOCKS. COMPRISING— I BEDROOM SUITES DINING SUITES COCKTAIL CABINETS CHINA CABINETS WALNUT GLORY CHESTS PAINTED FURNITURE Everything for the Home aS HARLEYS THE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS, MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. FOR WINTER EVENINGS: | The Newest Come for Young and Old CHINESE CHECKERS CHINESE CHECKERS CHINESE CHECKERS Price 14/9. POSTAGE EXTRA. OBTAINABLE FROM: ? A. E. KILGOUR BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, , TAINUI STREET. GREYMOUTH. j

AVOID LAST-MINUTE BOOKING Reserve Early and Save Disappointment. Transportation is vital —do not waste it on non-essential train journeys. If you MUST travel, plan early; make your reservation ' and buy your ticket well in advance. To be sure of accommodation, inter-island travellers should reserve seats before leaving their home station. In the event of changed plans, advise your booking office at once—your cancellation will help someone else. Non-Essential Train Travel Should Be Deferred.