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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 October 1926, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS The Christchurch Salvation Army Silver Band, which is visiting Greymouth for Labour week-end, is under Bandmaster Sutton. They will take part in all indoor and outdoor engagements, and will give programmes in Children’s Park, Sunday afternoon, and Church of England at night, at 8.15 o’clock; also in Salvation Army Hall Monday night. Ensign Bridge, the Christianity Commanding Officer, a very able revivalist, will accompany the band. The Railway Department advertises a special horse train will leave Greymouth for Christchurch at 6.30 a.m., on Tuesday, 26th. instant. Carriages will be attached for cou> enience of trainers apd passengers. To-morrow evening Mr Hadlund will sing a sacred solq at Holy Trinity Church evenjng service. 'I he Girl Guides will hold their quarterly parade at 11 o’clock. There yyil‘l be no Sunday School, the childien and parents are asked tpattgryl tbg Jubilee Service jn Dixon Parle 7 , ;

MIND THAT THROAT. The changeable spring weather, now experienced, should warn us to protect ourselves from coughs, colds, and influenza. A second wave of the latter is feared. The vapours from Pulnionas reach the whole of the respiratory organs, which they strengthen and protect. Genus >f disease are 3,‘otit e <l.- p.ulmonas ill tins ists, 1/6 and 2/6. —4. L, ' 1 ' " 11111 J-.' .