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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 270, 20 August 1925, Page 5

A well-attended meeting _ was held on M Monday evening at the Friends Hostel, y Kelburn, at which the question of the M League of Nations Union was discussed. An "interesting address was given by a Re” Dr Gibb on the aims and objects A of the union. Mrs. Evans, secretary y of the union, gave an instructive paper U upon, the women’s attitude towards the League of Nations. £< “1 have a number of cases at my school where the mother of a pupil has gone to work, as well as the A father, in order to give a boy or girl a post-primary education/’ said Dr. Hansen (Christchurch) at the _ Techni- A cal Conference, on the question of charging paying pupils the lowest po°- £ sible fees. £ ►J Don’t suffer! Barraclough’s Magic Nervine stops toothache. Is. 6d.— ,♦ Advt. *♦

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