NO. 4 (BUSINESS PEOPLE'S) QUEEN.

Grey River Argus, 14 September 1918, Page 3

NO. 4 (BUSINESS PEOPLE'S) QUEEN.

To-day's takings at the Helping Hand Snop will go to tlie above, su wives are expected to show loyalty to their husbands by sending in good contributions of vegetables ,eggs, jam, cakes, etc. The tollowing donations to JNo. 4 Queen are acknowledged:— Kettle Bros. £'8 8s; Grey .brewery Co., £5 os.; J. B. McEwan, Wellington £5; Greymouth Evening Star Co., £5 Aitken and Peters, £1 Is; A. Ji.. Kilgour, 10s 6d; James King, enlarged photograph of the Otira Gorge under show; Greymouth Opera House Co., Dunedin, £5. NO. 5. GROUP. "YELLOW DAY." The depot in Tainui Street to-day will be a sight to behold. A beautiful display of daffodils, spring flowers will be on sale. A special display of homemade marmalade will be made and lovers of this would do well to order early. There will also be a ftne assortment of e;oods including bread cakes, home-made lollies, etc., on sale. Jn the' afternoon five o'clock tea .will' be dispensed By a bevy of young ladies, and oyster and wKibeljait. suppers will be provided. A supply of oysters by the hottlp will he on sale, and lovers of this delicacy should order early to save disappointment. Business at No. Z Shnnjms heen good on. prosperous Saturdays, but to-day promises to outdo the other^.