Tlie mat tor of municipal chambers in keeping with the prestige of the borough, was referred to by the Mayor of Newmarket, Mr. 8. Donaldson, in his annual report to tile council laet evening. He stated that he had a proposal that would provide suitable building, and with the addition of three shops and other offices it could be made? a businesslike proposition. It wae his intention to ask the council to consider the scheme later. Our enthusiasm for "Ko Rubbing ,, Laundry Holp harmonises perfectly with our ivfll-known labour-saving devices in the interests of toiling housewives. — Wheeler's Stores, agents for ""No Rubbing.'"— (Ad.)
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 104, 4 May 1922, Page 7
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