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Grey River Argus, 30 November 1920, Page 4

LATE SHIPPING. SYDNEY, November 29. — Arrived.. s.s. Tarawca and Wangaratta, from New Zealand. WESTPORT, November 29.— Sailed 11.20 p.m. Kahika for Greymouth. Hannan, <\Brebner and Mr M. ♦.■■Smith. The choir must consider itself fortunate in securing the services of a musician of the calibre of Mr Mevvyn Smith as its accompanist. ■ Before the. concluding item, the Pres ****" Mcl;idoe thanked all who had assitseu the Choir in theipatronage. He intimated that the Choir purposed reverting to the custom of giving subscribers concerts an/l hoped the (public would a.ssist tin? Choir to secure a. large subscribing membership.

Gee Whiz! Doesn't tempus fuge? Just think, only four weeks to Christmas. It is about time we were getting some warm weather. It's been pretty bad so far; rain, hail, cold winds and stormy weather generally. It makes it a difficult matter to dress to suit nature's varying moods. Itone arrays oneself in light summer toggery in anticipation of a line, bright warm day, and before noon the clouds gather, the thermometer falls 15 or 20 degrees and a cold wind and rain comes on, it probably means a chill and a touch of influenza. It is therefore always advisable to keep a bottle of Parkinson's Inflienza Specific handy; and as soon as the cold chill is felt, take a dose at once. It is a wonderful preparation and takes effect immediately. Full directions and doses on each bottle. Prices 1/6 and 2/6 from Parkinson and Co. — Advt.