GREYTOWN
PATRIOTIC APPEAL FURTHER DONATIONS TO FUND. (“Times-Age” Special.) The secretary of the Greytown Patriotic Committee acknowledges further donations to Appeal funds as follows:— £2s.—Greytown Trust Lands Trust. £5 —Mr F. V. Kempton. £s—Mr L. Thompson. £3—Mr and Mrs H. Nightingale. £1 Is. —Greytown Bowling Club. £l—Mrs Ward. £1. —Mrs Dewhurst. £1. —Miss B. Gregor. 7s 6d. —Rodney Buckman. A Heavy Gale.’ Greytown and the district experienced a heavy gale yesterday, and in the early afternoon some very violent gusts caused considerable inconvenience to cyclists, several of whom were blown off their machines. A number of board fences were blown down. _ The Waiohine River was in high flood fcy midnight. Personal. The death occurred yesterday at the local hospital of Mi' Edward Bentley, a well known resident, at the age of 87 years. TOWN HALL . “RAGE IN HEAVEN.”. At the matinee tomorrow .afternoon at the Town Hall, and also in the evening, commencing at 8 o’clock, there will be shown the sensational romantic picture, “Rage in Heaven,” in which George Sanders, Ingrid Bergman and Robert Montgomery have the leading roles.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 18 September 1942, Page 5
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