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A CONVENIENT SERVICE FOR COUNTRY IMPORTERS - For tlic benefit of clients in inland towns the Railway now provides facilities for the clearing and railing of under-bond goods received ex ship at Wellington, Auckland, or New Plymouth. The service is prompt and efficient, and the schedule of rates is low. Importers are invited to communicate with any of the following officers for full particulars:— Tor Goods Arriving at Auckland For Goods Arriving at "Wellington— Railway Customs Clearing Officer, Railway Customs Clearing Officer, C/o. Goods Agent,' Auckland. C/o. Goods Ageut, Wellington. For Goods Arriving at New Plymouth— Baihvay Customs Clearing Officer, C/o. Station faster, Now Plymouth

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ANI) I fir, v )Ai\ c^^HKiii u-ujai tiny itore in Christ- He started by offering each tin to a ,'?>-> e^' ?hutch in 1879 that the first tins of selected circle of customersland by > "Ai&»^- Edmond* Baldng Powder were making personal sale. ...to-day 95 r« Sv. /'#F madi if* wu .venture begun to of New Zealand housewives demand 1% '.- M TuVment .^.U bu.iue ßß and be- and will take ao other than V-v^a^F- He itarted with 200 tins ... of a consistently high standard ot f ''*WL J to-day 2,500,000 are sold each year. materials and making. 3?8 \^ps^'^\ 'SURE TO: RISE "" ■.-■■^ m ZEALAND HOUSEWIVES DEMAND EDMONDS^

THE EVENING POST FRIDAY MARCH 7, 1930

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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 56, 7 March 1930, Page 15

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Page 15 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 56, 7 March 1930, Page 15

Page 15 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 56, 7 March 1930, Page 15

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