Today’s Headlines
Rain 'and strong wilids predicted for week-end.
Ruawai branch of Farmers’ Union urges non-payment of rates. Design of King George V. memorial approved. Important parley to be held on import restriction laws. Man drowned in Canterbury in effort to s'ave brother. Further play in New Zealand bowling championships. Northland Centennial groundwork laid. Rotorua inquest continued. Inconsiderateness of husband commented on by coroner.
Special New Year offerings at Henry Wilson’s: 54in. sheeting 1/2; 80in. 1/8 h yard; pillow cases 0d each; large towels 1/11 pair; nursery squares 6/6 doz; tea towels 7d each; 48in. furnishing repp 1/11 yd; silknit vests 1/-;; scanties lid; pyjamas 4/6; striped silk frocks 4/6; fast colour print frocks 4/6; girls’ frocks 3/11, and ladies’ flannel shorts 4/11, ‘
Russia may build huge fleet.
Four men injured in level crossing smash at Hastings.
Viscounut Nuffield defends his ironlung offer.
No commitment or agreement follows Rome talk.
Three houses blown out to sea in Australian cyclone.
Maori Centennial committee propose Maori hostel.
Think what it will mean to your wife and children to know that —no matter what happens to you, they will always have a home. Information gladly given by Neal Armit, A.M.P. Society, Whangarei, AH
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Northern Advocate, 14 January 1939, Page 8
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