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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 18 June 1913, Page 8

~.A cable message, from Frematttle Spates that the TJnion Company's new ferry steamer Wahine has arrived at Bun bury (West Australia). The latest to buy, simplest to use.: quietest to; work, strongest and speed i : est, with a 10 years' guarantee and 5 years' free repairs, is the Wertheim sewiri'r rnftohiiift ■at.Discon's.^rAdvt. RTJGBY UNION' FOOTBALL COMPETITION. j "' Champions and Unbeaten. Newtown R.U. Football Team. Tho' M'a'tiager, . Rexona, Sydney. > Deaj Sir,—: The whol£ of our football team-/-are sp^jpleased jv'ith the benefit we 'hay derived from the ?;{use; •of Rexona, the'-Rapid . Healer, that ; we ha^e. unanimously, decided to give 'you a, 'testiinQTiial. regarding same.■-' We have usedfi^ for^^.numerciLUs^rpiirposes m 'our t^iUmgf'ahd-afifei'^r matches,, both as ajn'ipm'oroc^tipii^aiid "fas a healer for*the various cuts1 \and'. soi*es. incidental? to football. ■■-.--. ■ :Ul£±~y,'. -. j'This has been a most successful year ••with-MS.' and we.certainly.feel to a con-. fader abUV. extent that v we o^e our success '^ilfie^^F^anb'ilbeiiefit we h'ave<.derived:?from-th©, "-use. of 'Rexona, the Rapid* Healerl"; ~'' "* , \ \ A number^ of vthe boys have also used it for * ChHlbfaims? '■; Sore' <■ Feet, \ and C,happed -Hands, and in every instance liaye 'foixjiij "it 'to; ' ''be"( , ah - excellent retneij^ 7 ■■;'.." v/. ,•' ; 'V/ '..'C.\ \ I Witfiljßesi/j1 wishes .for- Rexona', y *■ 'VWe-are. Very truly yours,:- 1 : (Skcl.), ' ERNEST- E.. BOQTH, \ Car>t* 'lew^ojvn R.:.P,' Football' Team. Also fikp,9'd.' % the '' othe.r; members of th'e^teanir ':,/,',,'..' ~ is spl^.at Is 6d;attd 3s,^ Obtainable at: «w/ IKU: AVallace's, Chemist. -fAdvt, • "■•'".

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