Page 2 Advertisements Column 5

Grey River Argus, 13 May 1932, Page 2

TRUMAN’S WAREHOUSE JUST OPENED 50 Cases of NEW GOODS DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS — A FEW SAMPLES AS FOLLOWS: Latest Styles of Ankle Length Evening Frocks 25/- to 29/6. New Woollen Johnny Hats— 2/11 and 3/6. New line Velvet and Repp Frocks for Children—9/6 to 17/6 according to size. Ladies’ Brassieres, good strong line —1/3. Ladies’ Strong Corsalettes, 32 to 42—7/6. Ladies’ Wrap Round Corsets, extra strong—6/11. Men’s Heavy Ribbed Grey Cardigans—7/6. Men’s Horrocks’ Heavy White Shirts—Now 5/11. Large Stock of Flecked' Wools—from 1/- skein. Ladies’ Rayon Silk Hose, wool lined—l/11 pair. Ladies* Coloured Cashmere Hose —-2/6 pair. Children’s Woollen Gloves. 2 to 7 —l/6 pair. 6 New Designs in Table Baize —1/6 yard. Striped Flannelette — Hd yard. All N.Z. Wool Tweeds, latest fleck designs— 3/9, 3/11 & New line of Children’s Velvet and Repp Frocks—9/6 to 11/v. according to size. TRUMAN’S (LATE MILLER’S), MACKAY STREET.

Lawn Mowers p —Various Makes — At Reduced Wholesale Prices See Our Selection Duncan McLean, Ltd Wholesale Hardware Merchants, j iireymouth. —a ■■ 1 1 I>3 11 ■

The Railways and Self-interest Lines of Least Resistance PEOPLE often hear and see statements about "taking Trie line of least resistance." In these difficult days of national readjustment to new economic conditions, the railways are lines of least resistance in the direction of better times. Support of the railways by their owners, the general public, is not a matter of cold, hard duty. It is the easy way, the smooth way, the safe way to reduce cost of living and to trim the load of taxation. AS the railways give the best and cheapest transport, the service commends itself, on its merits, to the general public. The people’s railways can help to solve the people’s problems. Wellington, 0 zi 5 ’ /O . / 9th May, 1932. General Manager N.Z. Railwavt,

NEWMAN’S MOTORS LTD. (Under Vice Regal Patronage.) CARS LEAVE HOKITIKA FOR FRANZ JOSEF GLACIER (WAiHOi avi> FOX GLACIER (WEHEKA) THREE TIMES A WEEK, AND RETURN DEPART HOKITIKA. DEPART FOX GLACIER. • am - a.m. Sunday 10.0 Monday 930 * Wednesday .. .. 10.0 Friday 930 Friday 10.0 Wednesday .. '. '' Cars arrive at Waiho Gorge at 2.30 p.m., and at Weheka at 3.45 p.m. Cars arrive at Hokitika from Glaciers at 3.30 p.m. • TRAVEL BY FIRST CLASS SUNSHINE SEDANS. * AGENTS FOR HUDSON. MORRIS AND ESSEX CARS * * « DOMINION MOTOR AGENCIES. NEWMAN’S MOTORS LTD... AND WHITE STAR SERVICES. # . Telegraphic Address: Garage: ’p 0 Box“Newmans” Hokitika. Weld St., Hokitika. ' No. 1. Telephone No. 171. • OUR LEGAL LIABILITY FOR PASSENGERS COVERS UP TO £25 00C EACH CAR IN THE STATE FIRE OFFICE ’’

Used Cars AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES .' CHEVROLET SEDAN .. .. £165 • ESSEX TOURER .. .. £BO " * BUICK TOURER .. .. £66 BUICK TOUBER .. .. £45 • DODGE ROADSTER .. .. £ 75 BUICK ROADSTER .. .. £ llO ar ® other cars and tracks besides these we have already . hsted. They are priced as low in proportion to their origiial cost as these are. A visit to our Used Car Department may disLclose exactly the car you have been looking for. y Schaefs’ Limited.. Mackay Street, Greymouth.