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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume LXXVII, Issue 14929, 17 March 1949, Page 4

■fan . ■a. «• •" itf/Wj wim SB. MISS NICHOLL of Elizabeth Arden Arrives on Monday next To give ■treatments and advice. Please make your appointment for she will be with us for 10 days only. PHONE 35 AND ASK FOR MRS SMITH J. B* LIMITED

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:soi> ■•;%» «« im m *«■■. ■i& am m u> «tL 'Rehab fixed me up but we're not all so lucky' 'For two years we were living in one room, with a slit of a kitchen, and bathroom shared by three other families. 4 Now we have a home of our own and we feel we can breathe. Now I own a tiny bit of New Zealand—and after all, I did fight for it. 'ls the wife happy! Just look at her face; she's a different woman since Rehab, helped us to buy this place. We had a job finding it, but I knew, sooner or later, we'd strike someone who wanted to sell to a servicemen. 'Some of my cobbers are still hunting. It's heartbreaking work—l hope they soon get fixed up!' Rehabilitation have settled well over 40,000 ex-servicemen and women in homes and farms —but the job is not finished. There are still needy cases. Will you help? If you have a house or fa to sell or a house to let, remember— Give a Serviceman first chance