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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 July 1947, Page 2

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WHERE TO BUY ? A smart coat; a classy frock; a useful suit, an essential raincoat; a fur coat; a skirt; a cardigan; a jumper; a blouse. Hl|S wjWMaSi Ew ''W ® aWMwlla . a /VJSMgg i tlf F O W Why ! Of course— ROBERT ANDERSON Ltd. MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH.

CLEAR RAILWAY WAGONS QUICKLY ', . They Are. In Urgent Demand Today, transportation calls for the hundred per cent, co-operation of rail freighters in seeing that the wagons carrying their goods are not held up by delays in loading or unloading. Only by wholehearted, unselfish teamwork in this respect can all transportation requirements satisfactorily be met. Time Saved Means More Tons Carried