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Evening Star, Issue 21499, 25 August 1933, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. BUILDERS’ BALL, TO-NIGHT, EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL. Mr Frank Duckworth, the caterer for this select function, realises that he must supply everything of the very best, beverages included. He also realises that builders build on THOMSONS, and THOMSONS’ sparkling beverages, right off the ice, will bo in abundance. EUROPEAN REPRESENTATIVES For tha «EVENING STAR,' Dunedin. H/fESSRS R. B, BRETT AND SON, JM NEW BRIDGE STREET HOUSE, 30 NEW BRIDGE STREET. LONDON, E.O. 4. COPIES OP PAPERS AND FULL INFORMATION AS TO ADVERTISING RATES CAN BE OBTAINED AT ABOVE ADDRESS.

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