MASONI C FESTIVITIES.
A CONVERSAZIONE. i fßr TRii(.BAni —Special to Tub Post.'! , NEW PLYMOUTH, This Day. ' The Masonic festivities vcound up last night, with a converse SV<ne, at which M.W. Uro. Lord Phuiket and Lady Plunket wore present The pro* ceedings began with a Masonic proeea* > sion and recepuon, in which the gues^ and their partners were severally pre«j sentcd to Lord and Lady Plunket.
If you suffer from coughs, oolils, bron* | chiti3, or other chest complaiut-, th© quickost and most certain cur is Phoa»' pliol Emulsion. It never f;.)K Fron* all Chemists and Stores. — Advi. i Phosphol Emulsion enriches tho blood ;i' builds bone and tissue; that's why doo« * tors order it for invalids, women, child-: rcn. and infants. It's an invaluable cough remedy and tonic. — Advt. ; Give Phosphol to your delicate child.,' It ones tho system and enriches thai 1 blood.*— Advt. / !
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Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 107, 7 May 1909, Page 2
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144MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Evening Post, Volume LXXVII, Issue 107, 7 May 1909, Page 2
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