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Grey River Argus, 4 June 1948, Page 4

At yesterday’s meeting of the Grey County Council, the recent fire at Taramakau road bridge was recalled and the prompt action of Kumara Fire Brigade, which, the engineer, Mr H. Higgins, said undoubtedly saved the bridge from serious damage, or destruction, with resultant interruption of road transport and isolation of that area of the country served bv the bridge. The council decided that the efforts of Kumara Fire Brigade warranted more than a letter of thanks. A grant of £lO was made. Mass will be celebrated on next Sunday, June 6, at Paroa, 8 a.m. and at Ruru 10.15 a.m.—Advt. Two suspected cases of poliomyelitis, admitted to Wellington Hospital yesterday, were diagnosed later as negative.' A suspected case already’in hos was also diagnosed as negative. —P.A. The first motor tyre manufactured in New Zealand was finished on Tuesday at the new factory of the Firestone Tyre and Rubber Company of New Zealand, Papanui. It’s war! Yes, the Westland Laundry Ltd., have declared war on wash-day drudgery and are now calling for recruits in the anti-drudgery campaign. Don’t feel as though you have been put through the wringer yourself—send all youp heavy wash-

ing to the Westland Laundry—the snowy perfection of our work sr--for itself —and our prices are ly reasonable. Careful attention is given to separating different colours and whites, and all washing goes into seven different waters ensuring clean and .hygienic treatment. ’Phone 136. The Westland Laundry Ltd. Depot. Sam McAra.—Advt.