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NZ Truth, Issue 579, 22 July 1916, Page 2

The -white spaces left m a censored artlclo are there, not so much because of what was written, but as a measure against intelligent readers gathering information from "between the lines." Progressive Chrlstchuroh bodies, including the local Tramway "Bored," are head over ear m contemplation of a costly effort to beautify Cathedralsquare. Already the plans of three now ploture shows are said to bo m preparation for dumping In the geometrical prevarication which Chrlstchurch calls "Tbo Square." and there's been some talk of shifting the statue of Oodley, who has cranod his nock at tho buck of the Mhelter shed for many cold years, to a warmer and more comfortable Hpot near the 'oly hedillce. If, however, the Tramway crowd really wnnt to dy something; towards tho scheme, "Critic" would llku to know what's wrong with making a start now und shifting thw hideout* trurn trallerH which arc permitted to Htand about all day whilst th« Tramway people uma in*' Square for a confounded shunting yard. DON'T LOOK OLD— Grey hair restored to tin natural colour by u*ing Ayres' Hair Restorer. It la not v dye. Price 2/5. pout <r««o 2/>. ROBERT JOHNBTON, Chomlft. Cuba Street. Wellington-