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Northland Age, Volume XVI, Issue 92, 12 September 1947, Page 2

SPE Setti: You will be Jhrilled with the rfult of your next Hair-do if you come to the MODERN BEAUTY SALON ILISK in Permanent Waving, Shampooing, Hair Styling and ■ Cutting, Reconditioning Treatments, Manicuring, Facials. For your Appointment Phone 123 S MANAGERESS : MISS N. GUEST

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111 ;=t- r-\ -SiSLTii; <> S*.Si •■•■ ■■ s I II -■■ m s ; .-* ! - f»a way $ Don’t step out carelessly froifi behind a bus or a tram after you have alighted. LOt)K where you are going. Far too rrfany people are being killed because they are not taking care and are stepping out unexpectedly from behind stationary vehicles. You may be the next one, so TAKE CARE always. ISSUED BY THE TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT