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Hawera Star, Volume XLVIII, 25 November 1924, Page 3

23E3S HN£ uses so little salt, and pays so little for it, that there is no reason to have any but the best Cerebos Salt. CO J Keeps Dry in Every Climate

FOR SUMMER DAYS QCIENTISTS, past and present, agree that the short cut to comforting coolness is a COOL DRINK. They tell us, too, that if we' keep the body from being overheated in the dragging summer days we are sure to keep it healthy. WARD’S LIME CRUSH Is more than a coel drink; Kt is a delightfully and satisfying beverage. Be sure you specify and GET rf Lime Crush.” O' GOODWIN, DAVY & CO., HAWERA.

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