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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 March 1944, Page 2

BALLANTYNES of CHRISTCHURCH are represented in GREYMOUTH by MR. A. T. GILLIGAN Ranfurly Street, Runanga, —“Always at your service 9 ’— Telephone 7833 Greymouth. ta^ eBB sieaavw CHRISTCHURCH and TIMARU

BUY 511 ■ ! 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—- . 4 . . ' J BEDROOM SUITES DINING SUITES COCKTAIL CABINETS CHINA CABINETS WALNUT GLORY CHESTS PAINTED FURNITURE Everything for the Home at HARLEYS THE COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS, ' MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH.

SCHOOL STATIONERY JFp have now landed stocks of SCHOOL LEDGERS RUBBERS NATURE STUDY BOOKS A. E. KILGOUR STATIONER TAINUI STREET. FOR ALL SCHOOL REQUISITES.

REDUCE STANDSTILL TIME. Railway Wagons Are Wanted Urgently. Industrialist, farmer, merchant, retailer! How many railway wagons have come to you in the last month for loading or unloading? Could you have cut down their standstill time —got them on the move again a little sooner? A ten per cent, quicker turnround would help transportation immensely. Will you see what you can do about it? No railway wagon can afford to be idle these days. Time Saved Equals Extra Wagons.