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King Country Chronicle, Volume XXII, Issue 2515, 17 December 1927, Page 3

The Store for Pleasing Xmas Gifts! Choose your Xmas Gifts at MeAra’s—the Store that is more a gift store than any other. We can give you better values and we offer you a greater selection of gifts because we are gift specialists. You will be interested, we are sure, in our wonderful range of gifts, including toys, novelties, and games for the children. Books, boxed stationery, Xmas cards and Calendars. Fountain Pens and useful Silver and Silver-plated Pencils. These are only a few of our large range of Xmas Gifts—see the others at the Store. Inspection invited. - The “IDEAL” Book Store W. A, McARA, Proprietor, ROBA STREET Opposite Railway Station TE KUITI.

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