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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 June 1944, Page 4

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CARE FOR THE CROCKERY Train Travellers Can Help In conserving their stocks of cups, saucers and teaspoons, Railway Refreshment Rooms would appreciate the co-operation of train passengers. Many breakages could be prevented by placing used crockery in a place of safety on the platform and, unless quite unavoidable, cups, saucers and spoons should not be taken away in the train. ■’ . , , x .. ~ Replacements just now are difficult and uncertain; at all times they are costly. Will Railway Passengers Please Assist?

To the West Coast goes The National Prize fl 00 For the best ideas on a Savings Plan for Victory and Peace? Why Not? YOU CAN MAKE IT A. REALITY! FOR CONDITIONS OF ENTRY, READ THE NATIONAL WAR SAVINGS ADVERTISEMENT. Your Last Opportunity—Saturday, June 17. Inserted in the interests of National War Savings by Kennedy Bros. Ltd., Greymouth.

Our High-Class Quality Service Store mil meet all Competition for Cash. '/'ass TRY US AND BE CONVINCED ! m. McDonnell Wholesale and Retail Wine, Spirit and Provision Merchant. TAINUI STREET — GREYMOUTH. ’Phone 121 P.O. Box 88