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Evening Star, Issue 25940, 4 November 1946, Page 4

S. G. HOLLAND Leader of the N.Z. National Party will speak at THE TOWN HALL, DUNEDIN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6th at 8 p.m. Come and hear the National Party Policy Outlined The four front rows of seats In the centre block downstairs will be reserved until 7.30 p.m. for the use of aged and Infirm people. * zs m WHITES never get yellow when the last rinse is BLUE ! SPECIAL! Owing to the effect of the war, liberated countries have priority for calico, and it is not possible to pack Reckitt’s Blue in the pre-war calico bag. So wrap your Reckitt’s Blue in a piece of calico or flannel for the last rinse. To keep linens a lovely white they must have a rinse in Blue water. Without Blue,, clothes go - yellow- ; white. Every washday, make the last rinse Reckitt’s Blue and keep your clothes sparkling white. Reckitt’s Blue KEEPS YOUR LINENS A GOOD COLOUR. -BI

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