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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 August 1920, Page 5

An emergency meeting of Lazar T,odcre will be held this evening at 8 o’clock. Visiting brethren cordial*/ invited. —Advt. ,• The Orchestral Society’s box plan was opened at the Bristol Piano Coy. this morning, and at the time of our point; to press the whole of the reserved seats were taken. This speaks well for the success of the forthcoming concert. Wanted known—violins £5 10s, £7 10s to £l6, on sale at A. E. Kilg"ur s Piano and Music Dealer, Mawnera Quay.—Advt. The North Island mails, which left Wellington by the Walline on Friday and which did not connect with the'West Coast train on Saturday last will arrive overland from Westport by this evening’s train from Reefton. Arrangements have been made bv the postal department to have the letters sorted into private boxes on. arrival. In the earlv hours of yesterday morning, the Fire Brigade received a call'to, the vicinity of Heroert street,, where it was found that an outbreak had occurred in two small cottages. The flames had a good hold when the brigade arrived, and the bu linings were gutted. One of them is -understood to have been occupied by Air. W. Stanley, and the other by some Chinese. A member of the complement qf the barque “Rothesay Bay, ’ at _prfsc'n. in port, took an .involuntary header into the river on Saturday afternoon. He had the misfortune to miss nis footing, and fell into the river between the wharf and the vessel, plucky rescue was sheeted by a Mi. Roberts, who was passing the snot at the time, and the man was extricated none,the worse for the mishap.