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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 August 1949, Page 4

■' Exciting— O .. Beautiful furs w Now is a good time § «8r £& OB to buy Fur. ?1 wlMst < In investing in your ; * 'B ' Fur Coat, QUALITY •WiO® c • VALUE alone are e rea l tests— x ’Wrlr-' Wwr' We are certain that y * n our P resen t fi ne M ' ' collection you will x V /W-x. find that, poud-for- < t pound, quality-for- ■| I 'ID '/<»■/ ' quality, it will pay j» dmg /l&waßg. to buy from “Hay’s ■Wwilß SB 'wli&BB Corner.” > fir MrS? SWfc ' ' i “ fashi ° n Illi CENTRE” 1 Tish’s « I GREYMOUTH AND CHRISTCHURCH.

JUST ARRIVED. DIRECT FROM ENGLAND ON SPECIAL LICENCE Yes. a large assortment of the long-awaited cased goods, E.P.N.S. afternoon teaspoons and cake forks, coffee spoons, fish eaters, child’s sets are now available at Sutherlands. All attractively cased and at prices 20% LOWER than the last consignment.—But you will have to make your choice early at the irnfa Of the coast REEFTON GREYMOUTH WESTPORT ’Phone 182. ’Phone 586. ’Phone 238.

Avoid Trouble IF $ s to have your car tuned ' up at Kennedy 9 s Bring your car along tc> Kennedy’s Garage, and have your motor tuned to its best performance. lt 9 s surprising what a difference it makes, CAR GREASING A SPECIALTY. KENNEDY BROS. LTD. PHONE 255 BOX 23 GARAGE, BOUNDARY STREET, GREYMOUTH. 800 K. S FIRESIDE COMPANIONS Prowling Thru Papua—F. Clune 12/6 5 Shackleton's Argonauts—F. Huxley 2/6 No Highway—Nevil Shute .. .. 10/6 I The World’s Greatest Short Stories 11/3 Foreign Legion Stories—P. C. 5 The Good Companions—J. B. i y/ ren 12/- | Priestley 12/6 Golconda—Vance Palmer .. .. 12/6 b The Plague & I—Betty McDonald 11/6 FOR THE HOBBYIST The Cocker Spaniel—V. A. H. | The Cult of the Goldfish .. .. 15 - Mathews •• 12/0 5 Profitable Poultry Keeping .. .. 4/6 The Handyman & Home Mechanics 12/9 | Bretts Gardening Guide ... .. 7/Teach Yourself Beekeeping .... 8/- | FOR JUNIOR Oxford Junior Encyclopaedia .. 35/- J Children’s Modern Encyclopaedia 13/6 Kidnapped—R. L. Stevenson .. 7/6 I Grimm’s Fairy Tales .. •• •• £/- Twinkle Tkinkie Nursery Rhymes 8/6 * William Books—Richard Crompton 7/- . ■ INKSTER’S LTD. BOOKSELLERS GREYMOUTH BREAKFAST AND LUNCH FOR TRAVELLERS Wellington Railway Station Dining Room Travellers to and from Wellington may obtain breakfast and luncheon at Wellington Railway Station dining room. Coinciding with the arrival at Wellington of expresses from the north and steamers from the south, breakfast is served from 7 a.m. till 10 a.m., Monday to Saturday inclusive. Luncheon is from noon till 2 p.m., Monday to Friday inclusive. Service includes free storage of luggage for one hour and use of feeding chairs for babies. On Sundays the dining room is closedj and light breakfast is obtainable at the station cafeteria. Quality : Cleanliness : Courtesy | HOW TO SAVE ELECTRICITY | ■z Tn o Switch off RADIATORS, motors and lights « z • immediately the need for them is over. If it |z •z is possible to use a substitute, use one. z At Use the coal range or open fire instead of >z :? * the electric range or RADIATOR. ?Z fz Switch off the radio when no one is listening 3!; ft to ik $ K Use electric water heater as little as possible. >Z K Switch off the lights in unoccupied rooms. zZ 0 . REMEMBER! ’A RADIATOR CAN USE ft ft ILVery e. frqMTEN TO THIRTY TIMES AS MUCH ft z — eIeCTRICITY' AS A 100 WATT LAMP. ft I. • GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD . '