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“See Sally, they pat • jl j j it in bottles iini v afterwards ” / 'SI SQIHM Mik ' •. j rW'BfiW * wF v WL Wo A x " - w IKE little Sally from the city, who believed ; milk started its career in bottles, we usually mH®- w&S take a great deal for granted. < ||' ■■■. Do you, for instance, ever reflect that whenever you purchase from your Chemist you gain the benefits of a life-time’s training and knowledge ? The Chemist’s specialised service succours you wj| in sickness and guards you in health. And you vt will be wise and prudent to take advantage of ; ; '• t it whenever you need any of the extensive variety of medicinal and toilet goods your Chemist is best qualified to sell. wljjM t ywllpy Prink or all times.

tIISINB today iucr.w*i fsoo© By License issued under section 42 of “The Gaming Act, 1908.” * MTUNIOI! -OPROFITS FOR MTRIOnC FUNDS CLOSES: 19th AUGUST, 1944 DRAWN: 30th AUGUST, 1944 n. McArthur, Wellington. TREASURER: OrSSW f ' iB /L H B - L - HAMMOND - p - o> BOX 1 101 WELLINGTON I ■AaiLtaiMMMMffißE miss j. rose. IW W P.O. Box 171. Grevmouth. KoX- t I ■ Please send me—.tickets in “ LUCKY KIWI ” Art Union (Tickets 2/6 each). I enclose postal note for £ : : . ’ JL 'AJ JB also stamped addressed envelope for reply. (Postage stamps not ly I accepted in payment of tickets.) Ej NAME - J (Mr., Mrs. or Miss) ADDRESS ----— Kj|i A’ J

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