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Grey River Argus, 21 August 1943, Page 4

"WO 5 Jftfao ART CRAFT OF EVERY DESCRIPTION . . . Artistic Furnishings AT VERY LITTLE COST Specialists in Curtains, Drapings, Cushions and Covers. Dressing I Table Sets, wide range Crystal and Chinaware. Lamp Shades to I order. Call in and see what we have to offer. GORE’S Mackay Street, Greymouth. 'PHONE 245. -

WITH THE SHORTAGE OF BLANKETS AN Eiderdown is the thing girrararerajsraigjHJErai We have a beaurange 'in all colours and prices to suit Call in ® s P rerBJHJHIEfEIHIHSJgfgjg HARLEY'S

Made on the Coast ° “METALCRETE” Reinforced Concrete Washtubs and Pedestals. HYGIENE - SUBSTANTIAL - PERMANENT STOCKED BY ALL LEADING MERCHANTS. *,s 1 ~ i - FSsSeE? ’- ■ 7‘ • T ’' <s '’ : -JSs® i || •« I UML ’ Mru llv JjSftjffl I .rpifew ttZCowww (/«w;wn MWwWI I . ■ IKR EpES3»■ H g 8& Mfe - . NZ. CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS (W.C.) LTD. WORKS: GLADSTONE SIDING. 'Phone 654 Greymouth. P ‘°‘ B ° X 9 '—„.

Please Be Considerate About Railway Seat Reservations When travellers are unable to join the trains on which they have macle reservations, 1 timely advice will release their unrequired seats Cor passengers who otherwise may be prevented from travelling. Reservations forfeited without prior notice often inflict unnecessary hardships; they are also a hindrance in the handling of a traffic situation 100 critical for accommodation to be wasted. Should your reservation be not wanted, advice by ’phone or otherwise to your nearest booking office will be appreciated. Help the Railways to Help Everyone.

1. i Ow High-Class Quality Service Stare will meet all Competitios for Cask TSY US AND BE CONVINCED. .JU IliiTllVUirt hi Ji IBM* m. McDonnell WHOLESALE * EETAIL WINE, SPIRIT & PROVISION MERCHANT Tainul Street, " :: Greymouth. ’Phone 121 ‘P.O. Box 88.

FORTY-FIVE YEARS’ SERVICE. that has EARNED AN ENVIED REPUTATION —For— Real Quality —and — Real Values —to — The Buying Public of the West Coast —in — WATCHES, CLOCKS AND ALL KINDS OF JEWELLERY WE WELCOME INSPECTION. —You Will Not be Pressed to Buy— A. H. MILNER JEWELLER AND WATCHMAKER UPPER MAWHERA QUAY.

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