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Hawera Star, Volume LIV, 2 March 1935, Page 3

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When feeling out of sorts try a glass of effervescing, pleasaet-tasting Andrews and see how quickly it cheers, brightens and invigorates. It corrects the little! Ills ■whilst they are still little, by cleansing internally, and helps you to keep fit and well the. whole vear rhrounk. 4oz Tin 1/4 Boz Tin ALSO SOLD IN 8-OZ. BOTTLES 2/4

Open Championship. Mrs Langford beat Mrs Harvey 6 — lo, 24—26, 26 — 24.