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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19364, 30 June 1937, Page 10

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Malting any room say welcome twinkling and glowing in company things of copper and brass are never anything but happy. Brasso sees to that. Just a little Brasso . . . just a rub when you’re dusting . . . for steadfast shining. BRASSO LIQUID METAL POLISH makes light work - m ■ I in linn Ii ll WTIIIIMIMMMMiMfITI flTWffT'irTFlMl'l'lllf Women’s Club Literay Circle On Monday afternoon, the members of the literary circle of the Gisborne Women’s Club held their monthly meeting in the club rooms, Mrs. G. S. Vincent presiding. Those ■ present were Mesdamcs N. Hooper, president, E. Trowell, acting-secretary, T. G. Lawless, C. 11. Ferris, I. J. Quigley, D. McKeague, 11. Holmes. Foster, Woodward and Miss Clarke. Apologies for absence were received from Mesdamcs H. E. Hill, H. T. Sinclair and F. Tt. Hill. Warm welcomes were extended b> Mrs. Vincent to Mrs. Lawless on her return to the circle after her long and seriouS illness, to Mrs. Foster on her return from a holiday, and to Mrs. Woodward, a new.member. The subject for discussion was •'Spain To-day,” about which interesting articles were read by Mesdamcs Quigley, Trowell and Woodward. The works of Hector Bolitho, the celebrated New Zealand writer, wore chosen" as the subject for the July meeting. An interesting meeting was brought to a close with a dainty afternoon tea served by Mrs. C. 11. Ferris. VMfc] PLEASANT TASTING SKIPPERS EMULSION cimLif u'-mnaii