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Thames Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 18487, 31 October 1917, Page 2

The: oyster season closes a* midnight, to-night.

Mr Bates forwards the weather forecast as follows: The indications ara for westerly winds moderate to strong and backing by north to w.eyfc. Expect a fog in parts. Rain probable. The barometer has a falling tendency, but risingl soon. Seas moderate, tides good.

The way in which the young; yam of New Zealand have rallied to the support of. King and Country is illustrated by the example of the three Goodwin brothers, well known in Thames and dlistriot. Each lad was dn the employ of Bateman Bros., local butcher®, and when, they felt their call had come went into camp with hearty g&odwill. The eldest brothei 1 of the trio (George) •wewfc into camp with the 10ch ''Reinforcements, but after 111 days' trainingl had the misfortune to be rejected. Tha other two (Ernefct and W. 3.) left with the 1 16th Reinforcements and wiill no doubt keep up the cnOdit of Thames.

Your .teeth can be made wfoafer' and more beautiful, decay oaa ■ bo prevented, tartar can, be removed by the use of "0ZO ?f TOOTH POWDER night and morning. 6d tins everywhere.—Advt.

Warners Corsets are reliable became they are rust proof, and am bo washed and boiled. Stocked at Gahagaa's.— Advt.

Lovely Neckwear and Exclusive Mil. linery to suit every need at Cullea's.—* Advt.. . .■ / : .'..