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Evening Star, Issue 18045, 12 August 1922, Page 8

Robertson’s Golden Shred Marmalade. THE MARMALADE DE LUXE. FROM THE LAND OF THE KILT AND THE HEATHER. Deliciously Toothsome! Puro and Wholesome! Appetising and Tonic Attributes! Supplies (the first for five years) are limited—Order Early. 11b Tins, 1/6. 11b Jars, 1/8. 2lb Tins, 2/4. 21b Jars, 3/. COUPONS WITH EVERY CASH PURCHASE. WOLFENDEN & RUSSELL PROGRESSIVE GROCERS, SOUTH DUNEDIN. Telephones 1,831 and 3,135.

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