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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume X, Issue 17, 3 January 1920, Page 7

To our Customers —THANKS K LITTLE MIMAOE FROM ALLEN** I to-to*iMafito «to appgwtiatinsi of the rapport that you hare accorded ua durinc 1919, we do so with a genuine esßeeef plsasaiw.'TSwy awath haa aeon a gratifying increase in the volume of business, which is rare proof of the aatiathehwy eamce we hare siren. ..... ... . We enter the New Tear with the fixed determination of giving you, if possible, even better service, bettor bimWlj and better To this end we shall ever be on the lookout for new ideas which will enable us to give yen, a service that cannot be mupaaaed. . * May wwtook forward to a a neg yon often throughout the New Year? ManrHa, allow ns to convey to you, in all auKeaty, the seasonable greeting: — -A HAFFY, FMtFCMW* 19M.*> * ■ „ . .. . - NAF I I R “TN* R*BO©Nt**O MMMR for furnmninr. . u

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