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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 July 1950, Page 4

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Just arrived —-Large quantity, new styles in Lovely Diamond Rings Wil 3-% / at Sutherlands, featuring the latest in settings at \X, ,X/ reasonable prices. Choose yours in private in our specially furnished ring parlour. SUTHERLANDS “The Jewellery House of the Coast" REEFTON GREYMOUTH WESTPORT Phone 182. Phone 586. Phone 238.

. - Good Way To Avoid Trouble Iwllß sto ave y° ur cai iune ® up at Kennedy’s. Bring your car along to Kennedy’s Garage, and have your motor tuned to its best performance. It’s surprising what a difference it makes. CAR GREASING A SPECIALTY. KENNEDY BROS. LTD. PHONE 255 — BOX 23. GARAGE, BOUNDARY STREET, GREYMOUTH.

Mrs Beeton’s Cookery Books LATEST EDITIONS 6/-, 9/-, 15/6, 22/6. Postage Bd. The tastiest best-seller published in Britain for the last 90 years, Mrs Beeton’s Cookery Book, has been brought up to date. The new version has taken four years to prepare, and includes hints on pressure cooking. Even the appetising colour illustrations have been modernised by giving them modern kitchen backgrounds. And, though Mrs Beeton’s recipes were for families of twelve or over, the new edition caters for a modest four. Rationing is given a miss. Say the publishers: “Mrs Beeton knew as much about economy as anyone. She included a recipe for making soup from pea-pods.” INKSTERS, THE BOOKSELLERS

Clocks — Clocks Si 8-day Chiming Clocks - From £l2/18/6 8-day Striking Clocks - From £6/18/6 | Bedroom Clocks - - From £2/3/6 | Kitchen Clocks - £2/3/6 | ALARM CLOCKS: Smith’s and Westclox. | Gilbert Bros. Ltd. Jewellers S 20 TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH. ? p.o. box 12 p

KEEP RAILWAY WAGONS MOVING They Have Urgent Work To Do Quick turnround is important, always; just now it’s imperative. To meet the continually increasing demand for transportation, everything is being done to supplement wagon fleets in both Islands. Meanwhile, wagon users are urged to decelerate loading and unloading, so that every wagon in commission may be worked to us full capacity. Only by wholehearted, unselfish teamwork in this respect can all requirements be met. Unnecessary Delays Hinder Transportation