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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 November 1943, Page 2

BALLANTYNES of CHRISTCHURCH are represented in GREYMOUTH by MR. A. T. GILLIGAN Ranfurly Street. Runanga. — l “ Always at your service”— Telephone 788 S tf ss»® ,2BDSHEE!i! fe Grey mouth. J -J wijs CHRISTCHURCH and TIMARU

BUY YOUR «W| WHERE YOU ARE SURE TO SAVE Well within the limits of your purse—• Constructed by expert craftsmen in our own factory, VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS AND INSPECT OUR MODERN STOCKS, COMPRISING—bedroom suites DINING SUITES COCKTAIL CABINETS CHINA CABINETS WALNUT GLORY CHESTS PAINTED FURNITURE Everything for the Home at HABIEV’S THE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS, MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH.

“The White Cliffs” By Alice Duer Miller. PRICE 4/-. Postage Extra. The ideal Xmas Gift. Obtainable from A. E. KILGOUR TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH.

ASK YOURSELF BEFORE YOU TRAVEL “Is My Journey Really Necessary?” Whether the holiday you are contemplating cannot be arranged without involving long train journeys is a question which you alone can answer . . . but answer it conscientiously, with your eyes on the Fighting Fronts and with the needs of the Armed Forces in your mind. Remember that transportation to-day is too vital to be squandered upon unnecessary long-distance railway journeys and that in NOT travelling you will be helping the nation. , Needless Travel Complicates Our War Effort. i