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Hokitika Guardian, 22 March 1924, Page 1

Urighter floors ami furniture—brighter hours for mother! “TAN-OLj” the liquid polish for floors, furniture ami leather goods, saves work and expense. • “I am a l.it Scotch, you know, but only bv absorption.” said Sir Maui J-omarc during the course of his speech at the laying of the foundation-stone of the new hospital at Nelson. Ii order to correct the evident wrong in U-rprelation put upon his remarks In his hearers (says the “Mail”) the Minister quickly added that it was through im fault of his own. ‘“lt so happened that a Scotch-Fresh,vterian got- wrecked in New Zealand in the early days and my ancestors absorbed him," eontinned the Minister amid a ripple ol laughter. “That is how I have such good blood in me.”

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