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Horowhenua Chronicle, 12 July 1933, Page 2

HERE'S GOOD NEWS FOR EVERYBODY ! ! AITKEN'S Annual Sale I STMTS NEXT SATURDAY. BOOKS BELOW COST. Watch the Windows for Bargains. GRAMOPHONES GIVEN AWAY,

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TH3 Irnst rooks use and rssommer-d IHARLAXD'S TABLE VIiJEGAl—pur«, piquant <■* vs*. Brew, d in Is'">. Zealand. In uottle or bulk. A'J stoitf. (8)

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