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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 November 1944, Page 4

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For the Girl Girls over thirty like to forget their /j birthdays, but girls of fifteen or i thereabouts like to remember theirs, ■ Sf) ma^e that remembrance real and lasting by choosing something from ir// Sutherland’s extensive range of Quality Gifts, Just a few suggestions:— Lockets on Fob or Chain Hand Painted Brooches Coloured Necklets Fountain Pens Signet Rings Pbwder Boivls “S u TI-IE R LAND S” 13 Tainui Street, and GREYMOUTH, WES’TPORT Phone 586.

IN LOTS OF WAYS • Train Travellers Can Help Each Other. Reservations forfeited without requisite notice not only involvean additional charge; they often inflict unnecessary hardship on others who desire to travel. Should you be unable to use your reserved 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

gR? V g J® " At * mini w roXT?^n^i JITI!MC? (zZ^'/W? —I ■ ; / / //Tv o n th ° s e <y \ JF it/ - / burnpety roads ( pZ s' — "'x '$ does y° ur car / / z-» i -J& ‘‘ g o into a '■> -W FFW<Jy Ja' dance” much to _ _ |f ZV\)) M H ViZ the discomfort of fW |( // K yourself and passengers. ! Have Your Springs Reset 'and drive in safety and comfort. KENNEDY BROS. LTD. MOTOR ENGINEERS GUINNESS AND BOUNDARY STREETS, GREYMOUTH. ’PHONE 256.