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FOR A SPLENDID CAUSE. PLUNKET ART UNION. “Never do a thing to-day if you can put it off till to-morrow,” is the motto of -a vast number of people. In buying art union tickets, for instance, hundreds keep on “meaning to get one - ’ until the prize has actually been won by somebody else. Besides those who have already purchased tickets for the Wellington Plunket Home Art Union, the society feels sure there are just as many more who mean to invest half-a-erown but keep putting it off until a more convenient season.

For the sake of the mothers and the babies, an urgent appeal is made to everybody interested to do it now. For years the Plunket Society has struggled on in two small rooms. Now an effort is being made to purchase, endow and equip a convenient and spacious headquarters, where mothers and prospective mothers can seek the help and advice of the Plunket Nurse and enjoy comfort and privacy while doing so. Sufficient money has been raised to pay the initial instalments on a fine property in Kent Terrace. There now remains the task of paying off the balance, and raising money for furnishing and upkeep Such great things are expeeved of this Art Union that the Society cannot afford to lose even one would-be buyer’s money. j And quite apart from the needs ot the Plunket Society, it is surely worth while to make certain of having at leasi one chance of winning £4OO worth of gold specie. . Tickets can be obtained from J. it. McKenzie, fancy goods dealer, Cuba Street and Willis Street, Wellington, and all branches throughout New Zealand; and from leading retailers, tobacconists and hairdressers also from the Plunket rooms or the hon. secretary, P.O Box 208, Wellington. Mail orders should enclose stamped addressed envelope. Donations to the fund will also be gratefully received by the treasurers, Messrs. Watkins, Hull, Huht and Wbeeltfr. Accountants’ Chambers, Johnston Street, Wellington.

“HE WAS USUALLY DRUNK.” Cutting corns is useless. Banish root and all with Progandra. Simply apply on piece of calico, as directed, and it corn is not removed, money refunded. 1/6 everywhere, or post free from Barradough’a Pty. .1247,

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Taranaki Daily News, 4 February 1922, Page 7

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363

Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, 4 February 1922, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Taranaki Daily News, 4 February 1922, Page 7

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