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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume X, Issue 84, 22 March 1920, Page 6

Hastings women are taking a keener delight m Music, Flowers and Voice Culture, etc., since “No Rubbing” Laund»y Help liberates them from washboard slavery. 1/- per packet. I READ WHAT A GRATEFUL USER SAYS OF RUSMA!—“Had one trial treatment of Kusma, and tried several other so called cures, but yours «is the best”—this testimony of Enema, the superfluous hair . destroyer speaks for itself—why don’t you try it? 'Write at once to Dept. H.» Mrs. llullen, 3A Courtenay Place, Welliugton.* I Protrandra cures Corns quickly*

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A. F. G lennv * j LAND DEPARTMENT. “ ES T E pORG E T.” THE EXECUTIVE of the Fallen Soldiers’ Memorial Fund invite VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS to wards the cost of establishing an AUXILIARY HOSPITAL a MATERNITY HOME and suitable MONUMENTS LN EVERLASTING MEMORY OF OUR GLORIOUS DEAD. The Sum" Asked For is £25,000 AND EVERY HAWKE'S BAY RESIDENT is now respectfully requested to assess his, or her, donation, on the most liberal scale possible, and remit to any member of the committee before WEDNESDAY, 31st MARCH NEXT. IMMEDIATE PAYMENT IS NOT NECESSARY. SUBSCRIBERS may, if they so desire, spread instalments over three, six, nine, or twelve months. All cheques should be CROSSED and made pavable TO ORDER of "FALLEN SOLDIERS’ MEMORIAL FUND.” tor the Committee:—GEO EBBETT, Mayor; MASON CHAMBERS, Chairman County Council; E. C. CLARKSON, Chairman Havelock North Town Board. WILL YOU REMEMBER—NOT TO FORGET? Bankers—Bank of New Zealand, Hastings. •. A. E. RAINBOW, Hon Treasurer. F. PERRIN, Hon. Secretary,