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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 July 1920, Page 5

Reverting to the white heron once ''• nr! un. Several weeks ago wo pursued the course of a white heron from Greymouth to Fox ton on the West Coast of New Zealand to the Mata,ikons. Station on the East Coast. Word is trow received that a white heron was found shot at Lake Ellesmere and has been set up in the 'Canterbury MuseumTt>c Acclimatisation Society has offered a reward that will lead'to the conviction of the unknown person who shot the bird. After theatre, dance or party take “Nazol”. Rrevents chill from changing atmospheres. Convenient for pocket <>r bag. 1/6 for 60 doses.—Advt. . Young Groymouth was in ils element Inst evening when the United Club held a learner,s’ dance in their spacious pavilion. Over one hundred youthful, couples, all more or less seriously afflicted with the dancing craze, danced to the excellent music supplied bv Mrs. Eraser. Credit is due to the Club members and- others assisting at the function for their gratuitous services on behalf of the young aspirants. It is the intention of the Club to conduct further learners’ dances and imaging from last night’s fun they will certainly meet with a large measure of success. ’ .Wealth and'digestion are closely reMml. Keep the d)owels in order by taking Tmpey’s May Annie and good health will bo yours.'—Advt. . ,