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Grey River Argus, 16 March 1942, Page 7

Ml. Cheerfulness When cheerfulness is in danger of disturbance light a Player’s, and with a few ‘puffs’ put trouble in its proper place. The friendly Sailor, as always, stands for cheery contentment and is a guarantee of quality and purity. , keep that happy expression I**' 7d. for fO CORK TIPPED OR PLAIN 3l Do all your own Concrete work on the farm! Booklets have been prepared, giving FULL Constructional Details including Plans, Diagrams for Moulds, Measurements, Quantities, etc., for Cundute Ttrifo ! Tennh Coutit! TMTMm! IttdtyTdtlu ! CattU ya/uh tTIwW To be permanent — really permanent — you must use concrete. Concrete never rots or decays, is impervious to the weather, lasts a lifetime and more. FREE BOOKLETS, with full, simple instructions and diagrams are yours for the asking. Booklets on how to make Fencing Posts, Field-drains, Troughs, Paths, Yards, Floors and Tennis Courts in CONCRETE are yours for the asking. Write now, stating which job interests you, and Booklet will be sent you Free by return mail. Write to "Concrete,” P.O. Box 1665, Wellington. Oils iiiy t Don’t 1 “Cry” T| If the Radio i» not working as you think it should — Let us have a look at it. ~ ? ' We are radio experts—lt’s our job to fix troubles— 1 The worse the trouble the better we like it. AU parts '' —valves and accessories —always in stock. Come along and have a look over the goods—you are almost sure to want something I I GREENWOOD’S COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS. Q ft @1 WEBTPORT ’Phon® 8 ft ■ ! Sfik— —' ■ 1 1 1 ‘Aig ! f Ooncrete O'h.lmneys 0 A scientific solution to - ME your building needs. BBV W @ & fi re resistant, light, and efficient chimney A ' fll ® s P ecia l to erect M It?// ' 11® ® For open fire or range MARTIN & COY, IRONMONGERS, WESTPORT. |||HEMMMaHH Phone