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Auckland Star, Volume L, Issue 64, 15 March 1919, Page 12

SOMETHING NEW: JUNKO CRYSTALS. Tor making flavoured junket quickly and easily you will l>e delighted with KETTLE'S JUNKO CRYSTALS. Sixpenny picket makes two quarts—miffielcnt for four family desserts. Five delirious flavours. At moßt STOiers. If yours iloes not stock, send his name to Wholesale Agent, C. H. Hooper, Auckland.— (Ad.)

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