Tho Hon. T. M. Wilford (Minister of was waited on at Greymouth yesterday by members of the Grey-mouth Harbor 'Board as a deputation, _w_ ho .submitted suggestions to the Minister to place the board on a bettor financial footing. The Minister undertook to consult the Minister of Railways on his return to "Wellington with the object of arranging a solution of tho present difficulties of the board, who at present owe the Government £21,000 in connection with loans. In the evening the Minister received deputations from tho Gtoj- port watersidera, advocating better lighting on the wharf, and promised favorable consideration. A large deputation, representing local Tcturned soldiers, supported by Uio Labor partv, asked for the release of Mr P. C. Webb. Insist on getting genuine 3STAZOL—it'i worth while. No cold is NAZOL-proof—-and no cough or cold remedy is so moneysaving as genuine NAZOL. —[Advt.J
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Evening Star, Issue 16987, 8 March 1919, Page 10
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144Page 10 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Star, Issue 16987, 8 March 1919, Page 10
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