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Grey River Argus, 30 November 1920, Page 3

Tho sugar supply still remains limited on the Coast, and tho best grades arc a rarity. It is time something Tv'erc done to promote the production of sugar from beet. "What will j doubtless prove a tig guided attraction, for thfe local Xmas trotting carnival is tho probable .visit \o ,Greymouth of the. champion, pacer,. Author Dillon. This holder of the world's two mile race record "will attempt on tho local track to lower the Kew Zealand record for one mile of 2min 6scc. (.which is held by Our Thorpe), and that if or two miles of £mm. 21 l-ssec. i■ ■ ■ The attention of Returned Soldiers is drawn to the fouowing: — Availability of 4 weeks privilege tickets is extended to tho 28th February, 3921., after which date all travelling ceases. Applicants ; af tcr the 30th November niust apply for tickets to the officer in charge of War ; Aecunts. and Records, Lambton Quay, Wellington. Tickets already issued for a lesser period th^n four weeks so as to expire on. the SOtti November will be extended to cover ' four weeks from date of issue, on personal application to any Railway Stationmastcr. ... •