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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 August 1947, Page 8

' -ALL FURNISHING PROBLEMS JUST ; DISAPPEAR. WHEN YOU SHOP AT ■ WLLERS--THE BUSY STORE ■ ‘"“"S,® 1 ”" TABLE Co Sras ’ rAPjESTR’I . , fast colours. Especially, suited for curIn fast colours. With large leaf design* 40 X 111 ■- tains, bedspreads, loose covers, etc. etc. J Ta Gear at W yd i SpedaJPHce.Z/llyd 46” Super Quality fl rl/IIT PfwlT FURNISHING. BROCADE 4-U 11 / -*■-?- 36” Fagt c to j ftlu;e< i < e ’° BEDSPREADS ■' floral linen Good range of colours, to choose from. OIjUDI I- fn gay variety colours to choose. Prwe 1(1/6 vn Made up from any of our cornpre* . . ’ ~...P ..... L IL - hensive range of materials, including Special Price 8/6 yd .■= . cotton prints, silks, cottage weaves, -A- ~, , - ■—■ KOCW. ;™“- .«•* ; PILLOW CASES shX X •>'»• COST OF MAKING ; C^- 0 "' Special Mee M/6 yd s "'* ”7 Only 5/6 pair 48” Extra. Heavy ' . -r ... furnishing brocade FRILLEB CURTAINS' : ■ In autumn shades, with leaf- design. , LAMJjSIMjy Everybody will appreciate the quality Made to VO lII* OWII measurements ill In rust, wine, teal, blue, fawn, etc. and beauty of this fabric. IO ymu OWII IRldbUWii UIL iI. . SP . ECIALLY PRICED. FROM Wdd Prire 16 Avd dainty tLnghsh nets. Beige and white, } uptUdl out W' yu Both shades, 20. x 48, phis frills i 48” Super Heavy Quality O/Q CftCß. COTTAGE WEAVE . . , f , g f .„ 36 inch Vat Dye Furnishing In tasteful hues and designs that will 1)0111 & L X 10, pIUS IF ILS CRI7TONNF 1 bring a new note of colouring into your / r T|- "ft > vivij .lvli-lau home. Ideal for sun porch curtains, // | I These crisp,.clean new colour harmonies bedspreads, pelmets, curtains, etc. O/' I. i will appA a > to even the most fastidious SPECIAL PRICE Z 1 1 ' t£?SteS ' 14/11 yard Ties,, 6d eac < Special Price 6/6 yd _______ kapog — ———— 36” Superior Quality (JgJ MATTRESSES Fast Coloured Striped : All pastel colours to choose from, at With good quality striped ticking. ■ i ” Attt> ivorr l !? In a quality material that will give good Q./I IQ /Z 1 ■' UCh. i'KICF service. 37/6 each, ' Special Price 2/6 yd MILLERS on the QUAY . MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH ■ —— PHONE 611 BRANCH STORES AT WESTPORT, HOKITIKA AND REEFTON.

— Q THE ARMED SERVICES NEED RECRUITS ) > EX-NAVAL MEN - RE-EN«Y! Z k 2 « 4 > 6 YEAR engagements , w/WYx , — , Applications are invited from ratings disC h ar £ ec * P rior to * st April, 1947 for re-entry as follows: ) Able-Seamen, Stokers and equivalent ratings of all branches for 2, 4 or 6 year ' engagements. Rates of pay: 15/- per diem, after 2 years 15/3, after 4 years 15/6 after 6 years 15/9. 2 and 4 YEAR ENGAGEMENTS „ Leading Signalmen, Leading Telegraphists, Leading Stokers, Leading Writers, Leading Stores Assistants, Leading Cooks, Leading p Radio Mechanics, (W/T and FL). Leading Seamen who held higher non-substantive rates in the following: H.S.D. - S.D. - CONTROL - QUARTERS - R.C. - R.P. - A.A., 2 or 4 year engagements. Rates of pay: 16/9 per diem, after 2 years 17/-, after 4 years 17/3, after 6 years 17/6. Petty Officers who held non-substantive rates as above, 2 or 4 year engagements. Rates pa 7: per d' ern « a^ter 2 X ears 18/9, after 4 years 19/-, after 6 years 19/3. ■ / Artificers and Artisans. 2 or 4 year engagements: Artisans under new regulations -A/TrXte- nO w the status of Chief Petty Officer if Ist, 2nd or 3rd class, and Petty Officer if 4th or Acting 4th class. Rates of pay range from 16/9 per diem to 20/3 per diem for a Chief Petty Officer, with an addition of I/- per diem Trade Pay. Engine Room Artificers may also qualify for an additional allowance of 1/- or 2/.- per diem. Married personnel will be eligible, under certain conditions, for a marriage allowance of —, 3/. per diem plus a separation allowance of 3/- per diem. The rate of pay for Able Seamen or equivalent under 21 years of age is 14/- per diem. Long S ervice P ersonne l b e er| dtfed to superannuation benefits on discharge. Y YJY All ratings will be paid a uniform allowance of I/I per diem. A 4^ nJ .Zj Personnel on Short Service engagements will be eligible under certain conditions for gratuities on discharge amounting to £25 for each year’s service. ) Former Naval Service counts towards Good Conduct Badges, Good Conduct Medal, Progressive Pay and advancement. For further details write giving particulars of your former rating to:— THE COMMANDING OFFICER H.M.N.Z.S. “PHILOMEL,” C/o G.P.O. AUCKLAND A3N3

BRITISH—AND PROUD OF IT!! The highest grade of labour and materials go to make the AUSTIN the outstanding car on. the. market. Throughout the strenuous days of war, AUSTIN turned their whole energies in the cause of liberty, and with the return to peace, the old traditions that went into the making of this typically British product-came back into their own. We are proud to be associated with the post-war AUSTIN. Full range of models now available. THOS B. BATY LTD GUINNESS STREET. SOLE AGENTS.

RING DOWN THE CURTAIN It was almost a question of “Ring Down, the Curtain—l can’t sing Tonight!” But a man in the wings said: “Here—try a BANTS; they’re wonderful for soothing sore throats.” And the show went on. BANTS are good for coughs and colds, too —Is Id a tin. Manufactured by Stacey Bros., Ltd., 385 Khyber Pass road, Auckland. Always carry BANTS.—Ajdvt.