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Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 24 March 1922, Page 4

"The state'of the teeth of the children of New Zealand is won* itjan it, is anywhere else in the wori*, 1? stated; Dr. Wilkins, director of the Schools: Hygiene Division, speaking at the Wellington Boys' Institute annual meeting.. "This must have a. tremendous effect, upon the general health of the children." On behalf of the Health De- ! partment Dr. Wilkins congratulated the. institute upon the excellent work itwas doing among the boys of Wellington. He looked forward to closer cooperation between the department and the institute in the coming year. Any suggestions which the' institute could, make would receive very careful consideration. Dr. Wilkins' remarks had special reference to the establishment, at the institute of a Medical WelfareDepartment. BARGAIN DAY at C. C. Ward's, Saturday. Heavyunbleached sheeting, single bed 2/3; yard, double bed 2/6 yard, 80in. 3-/11 yard; flannelettes striped, 36in., 1/----1/3), 1/9, and 1/11 yard; Colonial flannel, chocolate, Shetland, grey, and pink, 1/11 yard. Secure one of our ladies' tweed coats, usual price £4 19/6: to £7 7/1, Saturday' sprice 49/6, 69/6, and 79/6. Ladies' black cashmere hose7/6, for 3/6 pair.—Advt. FOOTBALL SEASON, 1922. Our new season football goods are here, including all colour club jerseys in wool or cotton for every club in the district. This season we have themfor small boys; then we have our black or white shorts and footbalLboots both for soccer or rugby. Call at the New Zealand Clothing Factory for your •football goods.—Advt.