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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 January 1947, Page 9

fIE i ■ Mb •#' Wk' ( WU'tF •'<gHK HAPPY NEW YEAR Bruce extends to al! the Best of Wishes and hopes sometime in the New Year that plentiful supplies of Bruce Woollens will be available to meet the great demand. So keep asking for Bruce. 9 7 Ths Bruce Woollen Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Milton, Otago. '<- B fc| f Th New Bk X J 5-Valve j All World I ' J COURIER I AS MODERN AS TO-MORROW ; feargHß giSi'd TONE: Clear and true e APPEARANCE: Well! See it for yourself ♦PERFORMANCE: Unexcelled SEE The Nfeiv COURIER and ULTIMATE SETS at ROBT. FRANCIS WESTPORT AGENT: MR. HENLEY. Trumans Limited can give you Expert advice i oh Dry Cleaning, Pressing ahd Dyeing ... , TRUMANS LIMITED ZHlWtafe AF * E THE GREYMOUTH AGENTS FOR i taw» I Expert Dry Cleaning, Pressing and Dyeing Service, ,C hffp■ i FRIGIDAIRE TWO. DOOR .CABINETS, 18 cub. ft. Storage. Ideal ■ for Farmers. Hotels and Restaurants. * JUST ARRIVED. | Ice Cream Cabinets. Combination Cabinets. Show Cases. Decide NOW about that Ice Cream Cabinet, and have it installed before the BUSY SEASON overtakes you. WESTLAND REFRIGERATION Ltd. MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. 5 Phone 905. | REDUCE STANDSTILL TIME Railway Wagons Must Be Kept Moving i To-day’s most urgent transport need is railway wagons. Wagons suffering from the wear and tear of the war years are being reconditioned as quickly as possible; additional wagons ordered 4rom England should soon be here. Meanwhile, it is imperative that wagon users make special efforts to reduce standstill time. Only b> wholehearted, unselfish teamwork in this respect can all transportation requirements satisfactorily be met. Holding Up Means Letting Down