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Chronicle (Levin), 29 October 1946, Page 8

The Only COMPLETE Home Decoration & Renovation Service in New Zealand . 9 Reasons Why Every Day, More and More People Specify DECORATIONS BY COUTIE !• PAINT1NG We are a little old-fashioned, but our policy is the Job first, Profit second. We have the staff to do your work in days, not weeks. 2- PAPERHANGING We aim at Decoration, rather than "Just Papered." 3- GLASS & GLAZ1NG Glass supplied to any size or shape. Broken windov/s promptly glazed. "Out-of-town" clients j sh.ould enquire about our "in at 9 o'clock, out at 5 o'clock" service on Tuesdays and Fridays. 4- MIRRORS All styles of mirrored glass, any size, plain or fancy. Old mirrors resilvered and, modernised for approximately half cost of new. 3- WALLPAPERS Good variety always in stock. e- PAINTS & VARNISHES We have a finish for every purpose. 7- CURTA1NS & FITTINGS All necessary fittings supplied. Rods, Sprino- Wire, Rings, etc. Pelmets made to order. Curtains made up and hung.

s. PICTURE FRAMING Your favourite subjects can be protected permanently under glass, and made into tasteful decoration. A lar^e stock of framed pictures suitable for Christmas presents. Convenient depots located at A. L. Robinson's (opp. Grand Hotel, Levin), and Harold Taylor's (Otaki Railway). 9. "MR. FIXIT" SERVICE We do not undertake structural alterations, but we DO attend to those annoyingly small things that need doing in any house— stuck windov/s, broken cords, painting the baby's cot, or rei polishing the occasional table. If _ you have ANYTHING in the house needing repair or renovation, bring it to us. If we cannot "FIXIT," it is"Unfixafcle."

THOMAS J. COUTIE Oxford Strect — Weraroa 'PIIONE 475. "Where Business Is Not Done As A Favour." AVERY & HANNAH, Builders. ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS. * Estimates Free. Plans and Speciflcations Prepared. P.O. BOX 94. LEVIN. PRINTED and Published for K.ERS LAKE, BILLENS & HUMPH^EY LTD., at the Registered Printing Office of the Company, Oxforg Street, Levin. ,'c TUESDAY, OCT. 29, 1946.