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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 July 1945, Page 4

I The investments in National War 'Savings at Greymouth this week amounted to £520/0/7, just exceeding the quota of £520. The West Coast Automobile Association has been advised that the Lewis Pass route to Canterbury is very slippery over the Rahu Saddle and motorists using the road should use chains and keep in low gear going up or down the grade at slippery portions. “The continual rain has got me down,” said a vendor giving evidence before the Westland Land Sales Committee at Greymouth yesterday afternoon, when asked his reason for selling his business in order to transfer to' Christchurch. However, when referred by the committee to the reports of recent weather in. Christchurch, including snow and wind storms and heavy rain, he admitted that he was leaving because of his health. Get the white idea! Yes, it’s right to send those “whites” to the Westland Laundry. The snowy whiteness with which they return will more than please you. And the reason for this snowy whiteness is that all washing is hygienically washed and sterilised and washed in seven different waters. Now you haven’t the time nor the energy to put the washing through seven different waters, so you can see how clean they must be. And then our modern ironing machines make such a perfect job of ironing—giving that professional touch which is impossible to obtain at home, no matter how careful you are.. Try our No. 2 Thrifty Service. Depot, Sam McAra, Mackay Street. The Westland Laundry Ltd.—Advt.