■'pncTTTiAYTN TRF STRFFTS OF WELLINGTON. — Favouredivitii fine tveather, ladies who are assisting the Wellington Returned botdiers b^ of 'roses are doing good business to-day in different parts of the city. Top t left officials of the R.S.A. visiting the ■s^Z^Ad^andon^ight, llulcolonelH. E.Avery, and Col. G. T. Hall left. To,.right at Courte^ place Bottom .sellers. Major oca. ' « m Hutt . roads Constable Morrison, buys a rose. Bottom right, on the steps of the Post Office.
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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 111, 7 November 1930, Page 7
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73■'pncTTTiAYTN TRF STRFFTS OF WELLINGTON.—Favouredivitii fine tveather, ladies who are assisting the Wellington Returned botdiers b^ of 'roses are doing good business to-day in different parts of the city. Topt left officials of the R.S.A. visiting the ■s^Z^Ad^andon^ight, llulcolonelH. E.Avery, and Col. G. T. Hall left. To,.right at Courte^ place Bottom .sellers. Major oca. ' « m Hutt.roads Constable Morrison, buys a rose. Bottom right, on the steps of the Post Office. Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 111, 7 November 1930, Page 7
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