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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 March 1944, Page 4

The Postmaster-General (Mr. Webb) stated to-day that the civil postal service recently restored between New Zealand and certain provinces of Southern Italy had now been extended to include the provinces of Av'ellino, Benevento and Naples. The service was still restricted to unregistered letters not exceeding two ounces, or postcards of a purely personal nature.—P.A. Under the will of the late Miss Harriet Card, Featherston, the following bequests are made:—To the Catholic Archbishop of Wellington for the Seminary funds, £100: Brigidine Convent. Carterton, £5O: Catholic Church, Featherston, £100: Sisters of the Good Shepherd, Mount Magdela, Christchurch, £5O; Home of Compassion, Island Bay, £5O: St. Joseph’s Orphanage, Upper Hutt, £5O; Christmas cheer for Greytown Hospital and Buchanan Home, £lO. Good wearing white ribbed cotton Vests. Round neck and no sleeves. W. size 4/11. O.S. 5/6. C. Smith Ltd.,— Advt. Vest and Pantie Sets in all wool. Vest has shaped, top. Pantie elastic at waist. In creme only. W. size. 10/9 set. C. Smith Ltd.—Advt. \