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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 August 1946, Page 3

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-SS™R K«a -isa-Bk PETER Ae MLOT*iK-7 jfiyjß -calling all Dear Boys and Girls — I’ve st ill got finite a, few picture cards left for you to paste in my 1946 Album, so don’t forget to tell Mother to buy Diamond O-Tis because there are three ok these ■ beautifully coloured cards in every packet. You’ll love Diamond O-Tis for breakfast—it’s really corker—Mother will love it too, because it’s a wholesome natural food, milled from the finest grain that grows—and —Diamond O-Tis cooks in just one minute. So eat Diamond O-Tis like I do and you’ll be able to collect this marvellous set of thirty-six coloured photocards. Good collecting, JBk' ■ W From your friend, Lfll(ffO®iWz (A’tfyi.thiffdtt rgg||3! C/O THE TIMARU MILLING CO. LTD. "S~ Incorporated 1883. 'S? Mite

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NEW ZEALANDERS CAN DO IT ' • In war the contribution has been second to none—so now in peace New Zealanders can take their share of the burden of rehabilitating countries ravaged by war—the first most urgent need is food —the opportunity to help is here—NOW! SURRENDER YOUR COUPONS TO YOUR LOCAL POST OFFICE. This Space Has Been Donated By The Grey Electric Power Board.