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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 November 1944, Page 4

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For the Girl swl r Girls over thirty like to forget their I® I Z birthdays, but girls of fifteen or I thereabouts like to remember theirs, so make l l iat remembrance real and lasting by choosing something from mv ' /Jl Sutherland’s extensive range of Sf/ Quality Gifts. Just a few suggestions:—Lockets on Fob or Chain Hand Painted Brooches Coloured Necklets Fountain Pens Signet Rings Powder Bowls “S U T H E R LA N D S” 13 Tainui Street, and Palmerston Street, GREYMOUTH, Phone 586.

• IN LOTS OF WAYS ■ Train Travellers Can Help Each Other. 1 Reservations forfeited without requisite notice not only involve an additional charge; they often inflict unnecessary hardship on others who desire to travel. Should you be u , r p ,^ e ' served seat on due date please arrange cancellation without delay. For short-distance journeys, go by secondary trains wherever possible, thus leaving the main expresses for through passengers. Someone Will Appreciate Your Consideration

RIVE B /(» “* . a"> YOUR w «SsUHifek, * JinERBUG? / LC //CXj On those XI JU / burnpety roads f pZ Z —X /) d° es y° ur car / / Z"> '-'w *S 0 ’ nto a dance” much to ram as p/ //rLfiw'l I Yhx siSs the discomfort of J m ZF J r yourself and “ *> passengers. S Have Your Springs Reset and drive in safety and comfort. KENNEDY BROS. LTD. MOTOR ENGINEERS GUINNESS AND BOUNDARY STREETS, GRfcYMOUTH. 'PHONE 255.