GREYMOUTH CARNIVAL

Grey River Argus, 28 October 1915, Page 2

GREYMOUTH CARNIVAL

The . Railway come.as-you-please dance will be the last of the long series of dances held to alignment the wounded soldiers' fund through these fund ions by Hie dovote'es of the terni.sehoro;m pastime. The Kailway dauce at Oobden will be as it wore a fin sil forgathering of the "stop-outs." All in possession of the. necessary cardboard will be trundled over free from 8.15 p..m. to 9.15 p.m., by the railway men in their cars which leave from the Post Office. The Committee havo thoughtfully arranged with .lupiter Peluvins for a full moon about nvo a.m. to allow patrons to iind their way back should any amorous couples object to a full moon, they should only say the word as emergency arrangements have been made for. sin eclipse if sufficient inducment is offered. The Oobden floor \y reckoned as the best on the Coast, but in case the floor is too fast for some, the committee guarantee to each dancer a great amount of cubic space per dancer than can be offered in any ither holl at the same time wishing that tho attendance will be that large tlu't the cubic space will be reduced to the smallest consistent with the move, inent of the pedal extremities. The Committee- will guarantee doctors or funeral expenses for all patrons maimed or I killed thronga overcrowding. A fml and first class orchestra under Mrs. J(li 11st on's baton will guide the dancers on their way. So that nothing has beev left undone by the committee to provide a fitting termination of the dancing devotees efforts to assist in the g:Ki<3 e.ui'.se* Bring along your partner and your friends.