' Rain gauge recovered. This was a ' serious loss for the Harbour Board and would undoubtedly upset the ''adulations for the average rainfall, iif it had not been recovered. On speaking to several Greymouth, housewives about the loss, they stated that the rainfall no longer worried them like it did in the: past due to the fact that Greymouth had a most modern laundry, which catered for their needs.—Westland Laundry, Ltd. ’Phone 136. Depot: Sam McAra.—Advt. >
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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 September 1945, Page 4
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