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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 September 1945, Page 2

FROCKS FOR WARMER DAYS - . —gg;— „, HI I" I ■ I ’.— OOil ■ ‘ Cool e r, . Smarter Frocks f° r : Warmer iilWWk “ er ' -ws BMIwM 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ You’ll find it easy to maintain a daisy fresh prettiness ... all day . .. . in our newest floral frocks. Every beautiful shade is represented in these perfect little frocks with -either flared or pleated skirts . . . and long, short, or elbow length sleeves. Novelty buttons and belts accentuate the predominant colour notes. There’s a shade and a style for you. SSW.. W., OS. Priced from 27/- to £5/19/6 l i«i o LslQh $ 66-68 Mackay Street, Greymouth.

SPRING SHOW 'Aw 6 ,: 'VK COATS JU- '1 FROCKS jj ■' I !■: WII 111 ■ 2 SUITS o JIB ' THRILLING ; s J 1111 l i' - ipn® and ALLURING ||| |g i| I I ' JFe invite St L 81 Wl! your ® ' IP 111 inspection I t'i NOW IS THE TIME TO LAY-BY must m. MACKAY STREET : : : GREYMOUTH

The sum of £6OOO had been spent by the New Zealand Alliance in preparing its case to the Royal Commission on Licensing, according to a statement made yesterday at a meeting of the Christchurch Presbytery by the Rev. A. D. Robertson, who presented the Temperance Committee’s report. Churches of all denominations had contributed about £1761. The Presbyterian Church’s contribution should probably be about £2OOO, said the Rev. T W. Armour. In reply to an inquiry by a member as to how the money was spent, Mr Robertson said tnat it had gone in legal and travelling expenses. Call and see our delightful range of Kiddies’ wear, Frocks and. Romper Suits to fit all ages.—C. Smith Ltd.— Advt.