■ / Sure Signs of Spring Out-of-doof daffodils—the young green buds —and gay little suits and frocks make their bow— Then you know ineed that Spring is here — Hay’s now bring the, most spectacular display of exciting, new, mantle and millinery styles of the year. You are most cordially invited to call at “Hay’s Corner” to look through these exclusive fashions, now showing at the “Fashion Centre of Greymouth.” “Fashion ’ Centre,” . 1 GREYMOUTH, | . qu's and at l| '*'// > j) /G? Christchurch. B C/rt£
■ CHOOSE the diamond W/mspF ring you ’ ve a! ' ways wanted in the P r ’ vacy °f Sutherland’s ring ROOM Due to the new exchange rate diamonds are now reduced by 20% —you can now buy solitaires, 2,3, 4 and 5-stone rings, clusters, both heart and diamond shape, either box or claw set. Sutherland’s ring expert is available at all times to advise you on the setting and cutting of diamonds. Choose the ring of your heart’s desire from the plainlypriced selection at Sutherland’s. Tut jiiwwig h w coaij REEFTON GREYMOUTH WESTPORT ’Phone 182. 'Phone 586. 'Phone 238.
—— G°°d Way To Avoid Trouble IF % s io have your car tuned up at Kennedy 9 s Bring your car along to Kennedy’s Garage, and/have your motor tuned to its best performance. If s surprising what a difference it makes. "car greasing a specialty. KENNEDY BROS. LTD. PHONE 255 BOX 23 GARAGE, BOUNDARY STREET, GREYMOUTH.
L ' ° UR 1949 SEED Y ASSORTMENT IS A NOW TO HAND I lifxSrttil/IS / \ / BRETTS GARDENING XjL, GUIDE, 7/-. COMPLETE N.Z. GAR* DENER, 6/6. % GARDENING AT A NOW is the time to SOW GLANCE, 2/6. REEDS’ HOME GARDEN'(fateT HelM Seeds' ■ ING BOOKS ’ 1/ - INKSTER’S LTD. PHONE 161. GREYMOUTH. P.O. BOX 106.
\ RAILWAY LUGGAGE Address Clearly and Check Early The Railways Department experiences no little inconvenience through luggage not being clearly addressed. The address should be written in BLOCK letters on a white label, and all old addresses and destination labels should be removed. Send your luggage ahead the day before you travel, particularly when it is checked direct to a station in the other Island. . Avoid Bother With Baggage *
HOW TO SAVE ELECTRICITY In hncinAQQo Switch off RADIATORS, motors and lights m uusKitsa. immediately the need for them is over If it is p oSS ibi e to use a substitute, use one A» hnnw Use the coal-range or open fire instead <n Mi. IIUILIc. the gj ec t r j c ran g e O r RADIATOR. _ Switqh off the radio when no one is listening to it. Use electric water heater as little as possible. Switch off the lights in unoccupied rooms. E» REMEMBER! A RADIATOR CAN USE Everywhere. FROM TEN to thirty times as much ■ ELECTRICITY AS A 100 WATT LAMP. ’ GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD
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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 September 1949, Page 4
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