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Grey River Argus, 20 January 1926, Page 6

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YES! WE CLEAN AND PRESS COSTUMES TOO We take out all the spots and marks and restore beautv of the cloth. All costumes are cleaned by LUM I. . SCIENTIFIC NON-ODOl’ It Process and then hand pressed by an expert. The cost, compared with the result, is trill iig. COTUME CLEANED AND HAND PRESSED, 9 6. C. TAYLOR & CO. Improved Dyers and Cleaners, CHRISTCHURCH. (Mercers.) Hokitika Agents: PATERCON & LLOYD,

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