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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 April 1937, Page 6

Applications for donations from the Greymouth portion of Lord Nuffield’s gift to the West Coast, were dealt with, to-day, by the Mayor (Mr. W. Meldrum) and Mr. H. Lane (secretary of the Mayor’s Relief of Distress Fund). The total available was £458 9/6, and the amounts allocated to-day totalled £3lO, including the following amounts: Greymouth branch of the Plunket Society, £25; Institute for the Blind, £2O; Inangahua County Council, towards the cost of maternity home, £2O. There were 27 applications, mainly from individuals, and grants were made ranging from £5 upwards. Several applications were referred to the Mayor’s Relief of Distress Fund, it being considered that they did not come within the objects of the Nuffield gift, which was mainly for the assistance of the deaf and dumb, the blind, and cripples.

This Autumn many new and interesting weaves and fabrics are included in C. Smith’s showing. Included are Angoras in flecked and check effects, Afghalaines, Fur Fabrics, Fancy Worsteds; novel Tweeds, and Coatings. Those who like to make their own garments are advised tu see this fine range.—Advt.

Some of the new books at B. Dixon’s Ltd. “Old Man Murray,” by Will Lawson. An account of life on the Murray River 50 years ago, 6/-, postage sd. “Forty Fathoms Deep,” by Idriess, 6/-, postage 4d. Describes life in the Pearling Fleet and the towns of Western Australia. “Sullivan’s Bay,” by Roy Bridges,” 7/6, postage 4d. A history of the foundation days of Melbourne. “Maxine,” the latest Paul Trent novel, 7/-, postage 4d. “Tliq Dumb God Speaks,” by Oppenheim, 7/-, postage 4d. —Advt.

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