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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 May 1944, Page 2

HOMESPUNS ... AND SCOTTISH TWEEDS f it Z/" L ’-yJ M g -r, a z . | r ’ A- 1 ' "“-ty It z z r IF . a 1 kF- ” ’ < A S I .; 1 . , i ‘‘ .’> ■■ L ‘ .A ' ' .ft ’ . ■■ ‘ ty'?. - h- • ' ■ 'it \ THE PREVAILING TASTE IN COATS ROBERT AIffIERSON IM.

CARS WANTED CASH ON INSPECTION. I SUBMIT-YOURS. HIGHEST PRICES PAID. | MR. A. RYLAND, of Auckland, is visiting Greymouth this ai'fcernooH I - and to-morrow (Wednesday). I Make sure you see Mm while he is in Greymouth. I Address: Revingtons Hotel. I For the MODERN HOME BUILDER I AN ELECTRIC HOME IS CLEAN, HEALTHY, AND THE EASIEST TO MANAGE. I\ Electricity has for over a hundred years been > adding to the leisure hours of the whole world. \ The daily round is a round of enjoyment when | the common task is performed by the touch of a I? switch. [ GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD - Spruce up Have your Sports an d lose °dd Trousers expertly 1/ dry cleaned by Hr own & Armigers. ' i(> ':’ T' A "?fWf DO IT NOW. Send your HOIBi so *l ed clothes along to SAM MMR McARA to-day—you will H have them back in quick time, looking sparklinq new eWj Vw j WA'AA-4C'"'L- " again. ; i / Represented in Greymouth g fefSAM McARA

When in Christchurch Stay at “STOREY’S” Storey’s Hotel—Moorehouse Avenue, right 13/6 per da v opposite the Railway Station—offers all ‘ J perfect comfort and enjoyment during their £■ RraaLfrsH Christchurch sojourn. Dea DreaKiasi Thoroughly renovated —modernised—with a specialty hot and cold water in bedrooms—very o/g modern bars—an excellent table—Storey’s ‘ * Hotel is in keeping with highest standards ’ 1 of comfort. STOREY’S HOTEL Night Porter Kept, Speight’s Ale on Tap. Moorehouse Avenue, JACK HOARE, Right Opposite Railway Station. Licensee.