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Manawatu Standard, Volume IV, Issue 223, 21 August 1931, Page 10

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I often wonder how old knights Who wore those natty suits Of steel and chain mail; helmets, too! And iron things for their boots. I say I often wonder how These things they could endure, To sneeze in armour and without Some Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure. —Advt.

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FOR THE SAME AMOUNT. WITH 12-MONTH GUARANTEE. £lO-10-0 buys a “RUBGE” Cycle TO-DAY THE BEST BICYCLE ON THE ROAD CASH OR TERMS. Old Bikes Taken in Part Pavme Boucher’s S 3 PER CENT. OF THE WINNING? TO-DAY. 24S CUBA STREET, OPP. CLUB Phono 6091. The O’Brien Railway Boot Tufhide Soles Wtar* Better Than Leather Continually dry inside when it’s constantly damp outside. The “O.B.” Railway Boot with Viscolised Uppers and Tufhide Soles gives foot protection, comfort and long, satisfactory’ wear under all climatic conditions. r For mustering, rarm and similar wear, this boot is unrivalled. Procurable from— A. Y. OLIVER Mear Bank of New Zealand, The Square. Palmerston North.

THE 100 PER CENT. WHEAT FOOD. Your Bog will eat Proteena Porridge EVEN THOUCH HE REFUSES ALL OTHERS. YOUR GROCER WILL BE CLAD TO GET IT FOR YOU. BONIFACE BROS. SOLE AGENTS.

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