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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 September 1934, Page 11

dampness of the greens • • • the squelch of water under? \^ oot ’* * th 6 chilliness of the \ i f l /A rain drops that insinuate them- / • se Jves down the back of your J o ~ neck .• . then the torrential downpour, the resigned retreat to the club house. A glass of Dewar’s? Welcome invitation, sound advice! Relax in sheer content. After all—there are 364 other days in the year for golf. • • DEWAR'S 7X2 SCOTCH WIHISKY C Distilled and Bottled in Scotland Local Agents: GRIFFEN AND SMITH, LTD. Greymouth, Hokitika, Westport. ‘ llii wb IJI ’ * JHBSsi LX 8 I r • ' j I 55 8 . il *1

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