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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20987, 16 October 1933, Page 15

Tea Time Loaf Woodward's "Butternut" Bread is something more than ordinary bread. It is made under a special process with first-grade butter and milk. Look for the name " Butternut" (Regd.) stamped on every loaf. Order from your Grocer or 'Phone Woodward' Bakery—Telephone No. 36-966 for delivery. BREAD "Here's the best Be sure of the best. Insist on WARD'S ALE, CROWN ALE or AMBER ALE, Purity Products of New Zealand Breweries Ltd. Order from any Hotel, Bottle Store, or Wine and Spirit Merchant. For prompt delivery of one dozen large or two dozen small upwards, ring:— 34-279 35-420 34-347 35-720 32-322 34-148 W£W ZEALAND BREWERIES LTD. f 1 'si J 'J [,■:-'': ! 4,' a V."'«'* jl. " r tt-'.s lil-t!-!.' 1 ! AMBER ALE I?M!S'S MM

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