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Grey River Argus, 23 June 1944, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. P'REYMOUTH Harmonica Band parade THIS (Friday) EVENING at 7.45. McGinley Park, for march through business area of town ST. PAUL’S JUNIOR GUILD’ SHOP DAY-TO-DAY (FRIDAY). Tainui Street (next Rose’s) JUMBLE, CAKES, SWEETS, PRODUCE. Gifts Solicited. LOCAL BODIES’ AND GENERAL LABOURERS’ UNION. A Meeting will be held in ' the Lyceum Hall, TO-MORROW (Saturday), at 10 a.m. Business: General. J. GRIFFEN, Westland Agent. ) I GREYMOUTH BRANCH (Inc.) ALL Members who joined on or before May 8 please call for a Badge. Intending Members JOIN NOW Call at R.S.A. Rooms Open from 5 o’clock till 9 TO-NIGHT (Friday). NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF A LICENSE. Licensing District of Westland. “The Licensing Act, 1908.” T HUGH McLUSKIE, of Blackball, -M being the holder of a Publican’s License in respect of the house and premises situate at Blackball and known as the Blackball Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Westport on the 6th day of September, 1944, apply for a transfer of the said License from myself to James Keith Henderson to whom I have assigned the lease of the said house and premises. Dated at Greymouth the 22nd day of June, 1944. Signature: H. McLuskie. HANNAN & SEDDON, Solicitors, Greymouth. NATIONAL RADIO APPEAL FOR PATRIOTIC FUNDS. Greymouth Patriotic Committee.

THE war still goes on—New ZeaA land still has thousands of men and women overseas with the fighting services or as prisoners-of-war. Patriotic funds still go overseas in hundreds of thousands of pounds and more and more money is required to build up the Welfare Fund to afford emergency relief to discharged servicemen and women for the next 30 or 40 years. In 1941 and 1943 the Committee held or participated in Queen Carnivals to raise - funds; in 1940 and 1942 direct giving (apart from the Patriotic: shop) provided the main part of the funds; each year there has been a door to door collection. This year the Committee is relying largely on its annual collection which is being made in conjunction with the National Radio Appeal TO-MORROW (Saturday). The Greymouth collection is now being made and much' time will be saved to the collectors if donors MAKE UP THEIR MINDS NOW as to what they will contribute. Many people are better off this year than last and contributions should be greater accordingly. If desired the contributions will be put on the air to-morrow evening. New Zealand soil has not suffered any of the horrors of war but our men and women overseas face them ''ear by year. Those men and women have not failed us—let us not fail ■ them, F. A. KITCHINGHAM, Chairman. Inserted bv courtesy of Self Help Co-op. reefton public notices. T. C. O’ BRIEN ’ GROCER, IRONMONGER, PRODUCE & GENERAL MERCHANT. BROADWAY, REEFTON. ’Phone 47. Our Motto: Service, Satisfaction and Civility. SHIPPING. jjNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z. LTD. 58 MACKAY STREET. Telephones 21 and 720. Sailings, circumstances permitting: Passenger and Cargo Services, Lyttelton-Wellington, Picton-Wel-lington, to South Sea Islands and Australia. Particulars on application. To WELLINGTON from Lyttelton. RANGATIRA: Tues., Thurs Sat. 7.10 p.m. train from Christchurch connects at Lyttelton. ITo WELLINGTON from Picton: ITAMAHINE: Tues., Thurs., 2 p.m.; Fri. 10 p.m. Booking Agents for— UNION AIRWAYS OF N.Z. COOK STRAIT AIRWAYS. AIR TRAVEL (N.Z.) LTD. TASMAN EMPIRE AIRWAYS. QANTAS EMPIRE AIRWAYS. BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS. AUST. NATIONAL AIRWAYS. ORIENT LINE. N.Z. SHIPPING CO. P. & O. LINE. BURNS PHILP LINE. ANCHOR & FOUNDRY COY., LTD. NELSON—WELLINGTON. Passenger and Cargo Service. Arahura Matangi Particulars of sailing on application to NANCARROW & CO., Agents. MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH. ’Phones: 163. 433. I>USY HOUSEWIVES! There’s a Queen Bee Store right near your door Ql/5 and 2/5.