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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 September 1944, Page 4

SOMETHING DIFFERENT There are charming fashions and a sincerity of service at White’s. all accounts for their popularity with discriminating people. I u - / wljrl ? pl ‘III * hl I 1 If more suitable to you, we ‘ | suggest that you lay-by a 't 14l BI i I smart garment or hat now. rV i ißußii | z i I >z | ■ 'IaHEM ' - >'■ ? z Wlp Illites Lerner Houk Qaduen Centite ISWi BE IN NEED OF A WATCH? Sutherland’s have an extensive range of precision watches, LOOK AT THESE PRICES:— Monitor - £3/3/- Eclipse - £4/7/6 Titan ■ ■ £4/18/9 Roamer - £5/8/6 Civitus - £5/16/- Hafis - - £6/10/Roamer—Watertight and shockproof - £lO/7/6 Buren—-—-Waler tight - - £9/9/- and £9/17/ 6 Pierce-Watertight and Self-winding - £9/14/6 Rolex £l5/15/-. MAKE USE OF SUTHERLAND’S LAY-BY SERVICE. SUTHER L A N D S The Jewellery House of the Coast, TAINUI STREET, and PALMERSTON STREET,. J GREY MOUTH WESTPOR-T ___ I PERMITS NOT NOW NECESSARY. Seat Reservations Regulate Passenger Traffic. Permits for rail travel are no longer necessary. To the extent | of the accommodation available, passengers may reserve seats up to I |j seven days ahead of travel date. An extra day to cover the trans- j I mission of applications for reservations will be allowed non- | residents of towns from which the relative trains commence their | journeys. Coal shortage still prevents the restoration of normal I | train services, and passengers are urged to use secondary trains I wherever possible, leaving the main expresses for long distance and I urgent travel. _ I I Please Cancel Unrequired Reserves Early. I IB I CT\ON’T scrap cracked or ./ broken Motor or Ma&»WA V chine parts. M ’ Have them repaired the Oxy- ' ' elding n ay. This process ’ ’ '"”|\ save many pounds and much time. Enquire about itto - da y 9 ■ Kesmedyßros.ltd. ■ MOTOR ENGINEERS 1 fc Xl Guiness and Boundary Sts. GREYMOUTH. ’Phone 255.' “;■■■— g ® g WMMmM A:Ar.