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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 September 1944, Page 4

The staff of Herb Moore held a dance recently, the proceeds of which were donated for gift parcels sent from Greymouth to men serving overseas. The amount raised was £9/2/-.

Members of the Korodale League team and the Wellington boxing team left this morning, on return .to Wellington. Yesterday they visited the Blackball State mine and the Ngahere gold dredge.

The Mayor of Wellington (Mr Appleton) said yesterday that thought was being given to arrangements for a full and safe and reasonable observance of the Armistice Day, and probably there would be some announcement and discussion at the next meeting of the Wellington City Council. How soon or how delayed that day might be none could know, but it would be wise to .have plans in train. One proposal on which he acted was that besides a great outdoor jollification there should be a really worth-while musical festival, and a meeting of interested societies and bodies had been called.—P.A.

Infants’ Frocks in georgette and silk materials. Hand smocked and embroidered. Colours, White, Saxe, and Lemon. Sizes 16in. and 18in. From 21/- to 31/6. C. Smith Ltd.—Advt. There is nothing smarter for this time of the year than a man tailored Suit, and we can show you a splendid range at White’s in pin stripes; chalk stripes; plain shades; check tweeds. Call in and see them at White’s Fashion Corner."—Advt.

Children’s silk and cotton Vests, round neck and sleeveless. Sizes 3 to 10. From 2/3 to 3/11. C. Smith Ltd.'— Advt. t

Are you a visionary? Our pioneers were visionaries when they came out to settle in a new land. And the Greymouth Progress League has not only the vision to see what might be done, but the will to exploit the facilities of the Coast for real progress. And those housewives who have used the facilities of the Westland Laundry are visionaries in their own way. They see what a modern, progressive laundry can do for them when it takes the burden of wash-day drudgery right off their shoulders. The Westland have three special services —Bagwash, Thrifty, Fully Finished, so every need of the community is catered for—and reasonably, too, ’Phone 136. Depot: 27 Albert Street. — Advt.

CLOSING NEXT WEEK MAKE YOUR INVESTMENT IN. THE VICTORY LOAN TO-DAY No need to stand in queues when you can make your investments at BATTLE HEADQUARTERS, 15 Tainui St. (Next Sutherlands). Open 10 a.m. to 4 p,m. daily.