Feminine Interests
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC School^ ndrew s Anglican Sunday tiie Wai Q Pu^fkohe » held its picnic at * >a beach on Saturday last. il;£ S ln ‘ t >' was taken to present to in reprL . r . ow n a gold wristlet watch, her un3» , on * by the parishioners, of With ihai services in connection iJty s-k. , fant department of the SunC 4f h ® 01 ; The vicar, the Rev. J. P. record* o? liss Brown s splendid
When sweeping carpets, first wet the broom and thoroughly shake out the water. The dust will then collect in the broom, which can be washed after the work is done. Keep in the machine drawer an ordinary paste brush on a long handle. This will penetrate crevices and corners without pulling the machine to pieces. After brushing it dr3*. drop a little oil on the brush, and ■ repeat the process.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 640, 17 April 1929, Page 5
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145Feminine Interests Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 640, 17 April 1929, Page 5
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