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Press, Volume CIII, Issue 30471, 19 June 1964, Page 2

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HAT SALE 100 HATS lO'- each 200 HATS £1 each All models heavily reduced. Georgette Millinery 122 CASHEL STREET. (next Ring House).

TO THE MOTHER OF TRIPLETS Born on the day nearest to JULY 4th, 1964 HTw FOUR SQUARE BIRTHDAY EDV rtf stor y can ever compare with the wonder* v ful variety of news of local happenings and THE WORLD world events which comes to you through _ y° ur newspaper. Advertisements, too, lend ■ KlwElu lED their flavour to the story. They inform us gtw VAI ID of new methods, new products and services l> 1 I Wit to ena bl e us to buy with confidence. All NEWSPAPER this for a few pence a. day. Every day in every way your Newspaper keep* you better informed V’ N. 17«