Today’s Headlines
Fitness week starts today with big demonstration. I Successful barracks week concludes I at Boys’ High School. [ Three motor cars in crazy ride at 1 Christchurch. 1 Varying views on British mutton and i lamb quota. Harbour Board proposes Centennial tree-planting. Hon. R. Semple commences Northland tour. Waimate North arranges Centenary .pageant. Favourable comments on Onerahi Aerodrome by Minister of Public Works.
Sir John Simon says Britain is not prepared to surrender all for peace. Rain predicted for near future. Heavy fine for supplying liquor to Maoris in Dargaville. All ladies’ and children’s summer frocks reduced to half price at Henry Wilson’s. Other outstanding bargains are; Ladies’ silknit vests 1/3; pyjamas 4/6; nights 4/11; slips 3/6; 54in. Dorma guaranteed sheets 8/11; 80in. 13/6; pillow cases 7d; tea towels 8d; and 52 x 52 fancy table cloths 1/9
Important speeches at German Motor Show. Mussolini’s narrow escape from assassination. . Farmers seek combine sale day at Kamo. Man’s last act upon earth is to plunge into debt. Life Insurance will pay his bills for him. Information gladly given by Neal Armit, A.M.P. Society, Whangarei. Al 4.
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Northern Advocate, 18 February 1939, Page 6
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