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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 120, 7 February 1918, Page 7

Another large meeting of the members of the N.Z. Natives' Association was held in the Natives' Hall when very favourable reports were received from the various committees. Tho Ladies' Hookey Association has decided to give every assistance at the Easter Egg Oar-nival, and a very interesting representative match is promised. Application has been made to the City Council for the- use of the' Basin Reserve for the carnival to be held on Easter Monday. Many prominent business men in Wellington have promised their heartiest support. If you are seeking a really good temperance drink try KOLA-NIP. Its keen delicious flavour will delight you. Contains all the excellent qualities of the Kola Nnt Hotels and stores.—Advt.

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