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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 November 1943, Page 7

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/”] “ P!ANO - ORGAN invest tlfie I I -VBOLIN NATIONAL >- rmTw SAVINGS C ~ G^ A the | Musical instruments) War Effort J - gramophones ' (portable) There’s money in Musical Instruments and Electrical Appliances lying idle in your home i " KhP — money you can use to good advantage — | - WASHING money you can best of all invest in National j M IH ES War Savings. If you have any of the articles i listed at the right, sell them to Begg's, | - REFRIGERATORS whose nation-wide “Buy-from-you” Plan ' VAfiHIM is helping to overcome war-time shortages. \~~ rftMEOC Highest Cash prices given. Call at Begg's I LLEAhUw without delay, or write for valuation describ- \ m ing what you have to sell. Charles Begq & Co., Ltd., The Musical & Electrical • Centre. Christchurch.

feCHEAP ||||F r \ ? false R»W ECONOW sOtfe 8n ki'fei dzAfeAk Wfefefe. “EXCELSIOfeWWI W|l Don't economise on :vzj fefe— —, , ■' ’. .-'- paint. It can't pos- 7XJ>/ ZfevN I \>- , /Zf xvllsl slbly pay. Cheap ,Av' //:' X\ \ ***7 X/ paint cracks and ZS&k peels In no time. g&F'n fe i- i’T.b; b I Ci |iT EXCELSIOR qual- Fife I* fe! fi'-j -|| '|H Ity paint lasts long- fefeM ~ I >*. A e , Uif> z .ill er and gives a X" ,„ rfaM cov- v . USE EXCELSIOR THE GUARANTEED PAINT It lasts 2-J- times longer Distributors for New Zealand: TINGEY’S LTD. MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH.