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Northern Advocate, 30 January 1939, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES PANTRIES for WHANGAHEI SV7IMMING CARNIVAL Close TUESDAY, January 31st. 709 IyrASSAGE Treatment given in your own home, at your own convenience.—Ring 2809. 732 FOOT SUFFERERS—BELIEF ASSURED Consult A. HART FOOT MASSEUR A.M.P. Building, Bank St, (Phone 2600) (Consultations FREE) H2O TTAVE YOU A HEALTH PROBLEM? I will be pleased to help .you to BETTER HEALTH Write for Booklet on Biochemistry— The only commonsense way to regain and retain Health. DO IT NOW! Send postage stamps and date of Birth to SISTER EVANS, N.D., Naytura Health Clinic, Brunswick Bldgs., Auckland. E 7 rpHE AUSTRALASIAN INSTITUTE A OF SECRETARIES , (Incorporated) y The Examinations of the Institute will be held throughout 'the Dominion lon MONDAY, March 20, to FRIDAY, March 24th, 1939, both inclusive. j A Post-Graduate Honours Examination for members only will also be held. Candidates are notified that entries must reach the Secretary not later than AUGUST 20th. Examination Entry Forms and full particulars are obtainable from the New Zealand Divisional Secretary; Leonard Knight, 306-308 Dingwall Bldgs., Queen St., Auckland, C.l. P.O. Box 313. 726 NEW ADDITIONS at the

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