CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
W.Wi.'.WTI LATE XidHT Approximately 100 replies were received by Mr. A. .1. Wcekes, secretary of fin- Wanganui Employers' Association, from Wanganui retailers, in answer lo a questionnaire which was asked them to decide on whal night.-. they wished lo stay open late at Christmas and New Year. Opinion was evenly divided, but the majority decided on having the late night:, on Saturday, December 24, and Friday. December 30. principles of health and healing. The schools can educate the public and we as a profession can tell the public. "The more the public trusts us Ihe more we are able to help and ihe sooner they will believe thai we are truly endeavouring lo protoel litem again:-! themselves, It is by mea: - toes such as these and not by re slriclive legislation Ihfd Hie Irue cure of the evils which I have mentioned Will com"."
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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19758, 12 October 1938, Page 11
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146CHRISTMAS SHOPPING Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19758, 12 October 1938, Page 11
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