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Dear Staff,

Apologies for the delay of wage payments this week - this was due to a serious illness being suffered by Denise Hanna. She is suffering from a condition called quinsy and thought she was better and regressed. Elise has checked and her wages went through. So please inform Elise if your wages did not get through and we'll fix it with Hanna.

Kia Ora

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