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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 August 1950, Page 4

LITTLE HATS / WITH . BIG APPEAL ! UfW fclrL/* " • JI NEW XXAgf 2> F MILLINERY Ipgisy"^.: .-! ATHAY’S—- >, ~ - ILLUSTRATED—a deo-' ' I lightful grey felt with -«iYT ~ w ' ’ ’ lovely straw - braid |mi' 1 afe; ’.• • >— r . ' '-' / trim. One of the hun- * itu ' 'Wi> dreds of glorious new |||iX4 *'''- ' W®T/ *' Hat styles now on view |||Kt"- . at “Hay’s Corner.” The |jWV> / home of everything - ■ x'" new in stylish Millin||||B>-' ' ’ ery ancJ Mantles. s ’ „U r —l"f' mil TO | " a>n V Be sure 3 rtfr a m a ZZI ''' to save W $ Sf g ®SI Hay’s 1 I feaS Ml g&fe Discount H a® ® < %SKr Stamps I GREYMOUTH and at CHRISTCHURCH

Now on display at Sutherland’s r *ojl A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF JM LADIES’ and GENTS’ U 3 WATCHES 7 Sutherland’s have wristlet and pocket watches in all the leading makes, ineluding Omega, Cortebert, Rolex and \j/ '& many others. Each watch is tested on g/ J® the “Watchmaster” before it is sold. P S ' This insures that you receive only mechanically sound watches. Call in -•I today. LEU/JCw) flf THf com “ o ~ -HotUS ~ ’ J REEFT.ON GREYMOUTH WESTPORT Phone 182. Phone 586. Phone 238.

A Good Way To Avoid Trouble I'iF I s io have your car tuned 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.

LET US Photograph Your Child During Jl® The School Holidays • pHr >• Don’t delay—Be photographed JdU today. Call or Phone 161 for an appointment. Inkster’s Studios

Clocks — Clocks 8-day Chiming Clocks - From £l2/18/6 B<lay 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 20 TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH. P.O. BOX 12 PHONE 253.

KEEP THEM ON THE MOVE Railway Wagons Must Not Stand Idle Today, transportation calls far the hundred per cent, co-operation of shippers and receivers. Railway wagons have to be loaded heavier, sent away faster and emptied quicker than ever before. Every wagon must be kept npoving; there’s no room for sleeping shipments. It’s transportation! we have to deliver. . . Someone else must supply the storage accommodation. Help the Railways to Help Everyone