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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 November 1944, Page 4

The sum of £5/10/- obtained from three collection boxes in Greymouth has been forwarded to the Barnado’s Homes Helpers’ League by Miss C. Brown, the local secretary. In a letter of thanks, Miss V. Roche, of Wellington, Dominion representative, states that, though there are no Barnado’s Homes in this country, the support given has been greatly appreciated in Britain, where the need is greater than ever. Since the wai' started 62 new homes have been opened in England. Secrets of success! Many and varied have-been .the secrets of men and services which have arisen to fame — and here’s the secret of the splendid results obtained by the Westland Laundry. All fabrics are expertly separated and washed according to their kind. Coloureds, woollens and white goods are washed in varying temperatures of water, just as you would yourself—so coloureds are sparkling and vivid, whites are snowy —and woollens are soft and keep their shape. So you can send us anything without worry. There’s a service to suit every member of the community—bagwash, fully finished and thrifty, and costs are very reasonable. ’Phone 136. We will be pleased to advise and answer any inauiries at any time. The Westland Laundry Ltd. Depot: 27 Albert Street —Advt. oueei.