The depth of water in the reservoir this morning was 14 feet 8 inches. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bignell have forwarded £1 Is for the Grey War Memorial Fund. The Wellington agents of the federal Line advise that it has been decided to collect a general average of seventy per cent on the delivered value .of all cargo salvaged from the Wiltshire. —Press Association. The well-known draper, Mr. L. B. Miller, has left the premises occupied by him- in Boundary Street, and has commenced business in the shop formerly occupied by_ Morrish and Co. on Mawhera Quay.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 June 1922, Page 5
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