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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 November 1918, Page 4

The collections taken up in the Anglican Churches to-morrow will be in aid of the Church Army. Rev. T. J. Wallis will conduct both morning and evening services at St. Paul's Methodist Church to-morrow. Quite a number of "sports," who will take part in the Canterbury OocSey Club's spring meeting and the Metropolitan trots and show, left by the Otira express train this morning. Crepe de Chine Jumpers in all colours—a good heavy quality, perfect fitting, 55/, 63/. Tymons and Co.. Greymouth.—Advt. A memorial service will be held in the Anglican Church, Runanga, to-morrow afternoon at 3,. in memory of Private George Denston; preacher, Rev. J. Rogers. '. Black and White Shepherd Check Wool Material, 48 inches wide, 7/6 uer yard, very fashionable, at Walker's, Boundary Street.—Advt. > Our Blackball correspondent writes as follows r-z-Duringv the last flood, the river has cut into the land considerably. <"he Coal Company's old balance station, which has .been 200 yards from the river for over 20 years past, is now partly in the river, and should another flood come and the river continue its course, it wilr wasn away part of J the railway, thus cutting off Blackball from Ngahere. The mines will then be ; idle, and stores, and provisions won't get over. (3o surely the county and railway enginers might pay a visit to this place before it is too late. Special Value Of the Latesfc, in Ladies Hand Bags is on sale at A. E. K'lgour's, the Largest! Selection on the Coast to choose from;—Advt. ■....•