BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

Greymouth Evening Star, 1 July 1915, Page 5

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

|l^"t''^n l oilskin enrriago ntg and sravf hirve--fooit loaf on the Runanga mid. Head adt l .i vi4iscmiir.l iii another column. J ■ Mr J. P. Beirne, of the Misrmic Hotel, #:VNolsori, a day s .nr t» tevUhe Sick/ami- Wounded Soldiers lmnil. |fe',; Lover.softheligl.ifrn.tasiH. ,-„ remindj Sjßd..'ol in the .Co>; l,.- I fall io;il(f[r„v 'l'udjy) evening. '.1.1)0 door and m nw will be all tliat car, be , esnec. • Tlio monthly meeting oi directors oly.he *' Gr-v District -Permanent Buildmji Society will* bo held at the office of Nancanrow and Co to morrow (Friday) afternoon at 4 o'clock. •. .'. •-'■-' ... A dilnas will b e held at Ahaura to- ;:; * morrow, and the committee' are making U':-■;■■ :.ycr.v' complete arrangements, so that pat- / rorfs can rely'on spending; a really enjoyable evening. , . _ . A concert and daive v; aid oi '■"'•-<;• '!- : Zealand Wounded Soldiers' .Fund w:,ll be llljlltield at Ngabere on July 9th An cnevIfl polic committee aire making all prepara- ] ■ -( }ftm {l ml an enjpy,bie tin,,, is !.. store Jor li H those who.atteirkh . iff 'V *Jfc is .hardbvneee-Siiry to remind resi life'dents that a conceit wi.i be jjiyiMi ;!i /■'««■ Pa-oi schoolroom to.mor.-mv night in the Wounded Soldiers' Fund lhe fß'/irfoguranie ia'an elaborate one. winch is MM&ibnlated. to provide a real good eveniuc'» enjoyment. . v , • te.,',.liitonding'<»ndKlates are notified m our ifeWertisin^'eolninns that. Senior Injector lit Morton ■w'iiri>old h special exa.minati.in, !#«*■ Standard certiileates on Tuesday July Further partfeubm may be obtam- ;. „, f !o m Mr I\F, Daniel, secretary of the « Grey Education Board. . |ter'Sap})er S. Cnrlyon, reported as having " * died of wounds received during the hghv- '' i w at the Dardanelles, is a. son-of-Mr .and - * Mr** Carlyon, of Wcstport. Sapper Car--'i"'&;" lym : wits a- good,' strong type of a young man, and, gladly enlisted ' when the call . lWn p for s'wvi-o. ■■.-■ : '/..,< ■■;,;>' |\f r W. Rowlands, of Buxton and Co., Illfi;.'/..!; : Nekon,■ "who has enlisted to go to die front with the next lot of reinforcements, ~' already seven brothers in the firing flff \ lin6, four of Whom went with the main ' Australian bodv, t<\o wit'- the lirsfc New if|f : * : f ■Teinlnrcejhent!?, and one with the pi|fe ! . ,feirifo".-enients. , .'.Mr.. Rowlands' |||||ff^ ; was veteran.