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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21932, 16 October 1934, Page 12

1 AUCKLAf MOST PRACTK SOCIAL SERVIC READY FOR INSTANT SERVICE DAY AND NIGHT ANYWHERE ANY TIME. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE 365 days m the year — Do Your on FRIDAY! IF YOU CANNOT COME TO TOWN ON FRIDAY W •^2 ass* m m Post Your Donation To-day To SECRETARY, ST. JOHN AMBULANCE, Rutland Street, C.l. To supplement the appeal that will be made throughout the city and suburban tireas of Auckland on Friday, those out of town are hereby given an opportunity to demonstrate their appreciation of the excellent work of St. John Ambulance. AMOUNT: £ !» ADDRESS ...> ......... < No contribution too small to help this worthy cause. No Home is too Remote to Benefit by St. John Ambulance. No Home is too Remote to Contribute. At Your Service

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