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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 6, Issue 18, 27 October 1942, Page 3

HASTINGS lady says: "Dr. Hair's fixed my husband's Asthma." From F. G. Macklow, Central Pharmacy, Whakatane. -Were in despair/" Moths will give your home-'a miss if you protect all carpets, fabrics, woollens, furs, blankets . . with Mothpruf. Simple to use (sprayed on or rubbed in with a cloth). Mothpruf is deadly to moths, silrerfish, beetles, etc. Use at least four times a year. Stainless. flt'WlUilUi

Use STEELO to brighten metals, enamelware, kitchenware, aluminium, stoves, taps, basins, sinks, lavatory bowls, paintwork.

| First Class Joinery j % For interior or exterior use, is 3 | designed and made by:— J I BOON SULLIVAN LUKE LTD. Builders, Timber and Hardware Merchants * WHAKATANE —'P ho ne 1 9

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