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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 7010, 17 July 1918, Page 3

Military hair Vushf-s incases 10/6 — 15/ —and 18/6. 8p cial pretentation

with silver theiids at 20/- 27/ Gar.d 35/----eat Mirrielees, Chemu-t and Oj.-tifliou.'*

Th* Queen Carnival contest at Thames elocr.d on Saturday, and resulted in Mit-s O'Oarvol, Queen of the Plains, topping (ho poll with 222,316 votes. 'Ihe 'Valley Q^eeii was pocond, Soldiers' turd, and Navy fourth, Tbß total amount raised was £7019 16/

Whoa buying bread bo sore to get the most wholeseiue. Try F. ti Hammond'e.*

One Canterbury station (Mr A W Rutherford's) is "believed Jo have lost fully half of its 11,000 sheep in the recent snowstorms

Sora tin oat—Smoker's Throat — Hu-ky Throat-and any other Throat try Nyal's Huskeys, la 6d at MinieJe?s*

Ai"S-om>Hftm I y.st.o.a. stroiinlEGffiLlvl! I ing pi ay .j,. s> Towu Hall, August 2nd.

1 THE BEST CALF FOOD I HAVE

EVER USED."

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