The gate receipts at the Hawke’s Bay-King Country match on Saturday last amounted to £2lO 4/3, after wages had been paid the gate-keepers. It is estimated that 3400 people attended the match. Dr. Te Rangihiroa, Director of Maori Hygiene, in the course of his annual report, states that there has been an improvement in the health of the Maoris. The conditions surrounding Maori gatherings have greatly improved. and the natives are ready to accept advice and assistance. Charmingly artistic models and ready-to-wears, just to hand per s.s. Athenic. Also inspect nur range of attractive frocks in fancied fabrics. Spring goods rbasonably priced.. every hat and garment reflecting the irresistible spirit of the season. Mathewson’s. Ltd., Heretaunga street, Hastings/ *
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XII, Issue 237, 19 September 1922, Page 4
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