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Grey River Argus, 22 September 1944, Page 3

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RAILWAY SEAT RESERVATIONS Cancel Early When Not Required. Intending train travellers are urged to use secondary services wherever possible, thus leaving main expresses for urgent and longdistance journeys. Should circumstances prevent the use on due date of seats reserved in advance, cancellation should be arranged without delay so that the seats may be re-allocated. Such co-opera-tion will be appreciated; also it will save you the additional charge payable for non-use of reservations without requisite notice. EVERY SEAT IS NEEDED.

TThe report for August .of the acting-chief librarian of th-A ‘ Greymouth Municipal Library (Miss M. D. McGlashan) states that during the month the - f ollowing' books were issued: —Country Library Service 1,269, fiction 2465, non-fiction 620, juvenile 112, rental 840. There were 54 registrations, and cash takings totalled £13.13s 9d.