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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 303, 21 December 1921, Page 8

I .Shop early and always at Smith and jCaughey, Ltd.—(Ad.) i There is a distinction —all its own—to be found in "52 Lavender." It is incomparable for -its delicate and refreshing ! fragrance, which is obtained from mil- : lions of lavender, rose, and orange J flowers <p-own in the south of France. Ad. Smith and Caughey, Ltd., for Christmas gifts.— (Ad.) The incomparable quality, the new and handsome style of the get-up of the famous "52 Lavender' , make it more attractive than ever as a delightful present to a lady.—(Ad.) i Smith and Caughey, Ltd., for Christmas gifts. — (Ad.)

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