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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 September 1945, Page 2

aaamam; t <»o. j BALLANTYNES of CHRISTCHURCH are represented in GREYMOUTH by MR. A. T. GILLIGAN Ranfurly St., Runanga. —“Jlways at your service 99 ‘ — Telephone 7883 Creymonth. CHRISTCHURCH and TIMARU ...

YOU CAN GET IT CHEAPER AT HARLEYS. A BIG STATEMENT BUT TRUE. There are no short cuts used in a HARLEY constructed piece. Call in and see for yourself. HARLEYS have no spraying outfit; all work is hand finished in the finest French Polish. I .'is SK I 1 HSi RSm B IS| 1 w‘• | ■'fep''8■. '■■; W/t ' I I RETURNED SOLDIERS: Only the best is good enough for you. See us first and see that you get the best value for your money We have a large selection of furniture built to N.Z. Standards Institute specifications !jWr*MLbdni ( tOar>« N< ' "WBw ta REMEMBER—YOU CAN GET IT CHEAPER AT HARLEYS. HARLEY & CO. LTD. MACKAY STREET : : : : GREYMOUTH

oO o W I TQT 000 Ik Lio I From A. E. KILGOUR TAINUI STREET Selection of the Pooular “WILLIAM” Series ... - Riohmal Crompton “THEY WILL ARISE” (This is a new book bv the author of “Kiwi Sana”) . . - - Martyn Uren “THROUGH THE STORM” - Philip Gibbs “JIM COMES HOME” - - - Frank Tilsley “YOU’VE GONE ASTRAY” - Honor Croome “FAIR STOOD THE WIND FOR FRANCE” H. E. Bates “DRAGONWYCK” .... Anya Seton “YEOMAN’S HOSPITAL" - Helen Ashton “SUSAN CROWTHER” - - Naomi Jacob “MR. GURNEY & MR. SLADE" Warwick Deepina “DIED IN THE WOOL" - - Nciaio Marsh “LISTENING VALLEY’’ - - D. E. Stevenson “SUNRISE” Anne Duffield “MARCH MOON” - - - - Nelle Scanlan “SINGAPORE TRAGEDY" - Stanley Field “THE CURTAIN RISES” - - Quentin Reynolds “STRANGE FRUIT” - - - Lillian Smith “BLACKBIRDS ON THE LAWN” Jane Morton “HAZARD” Joan Sutherland “LOW SPIRITS” .... Joan Butler

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