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Northern Advocate, 6 September 1939, Page 2

vetof 100% PURE OATS ... No: one fraction of the full food value is lost in preparation. Full weight in every packet. Creamoata IS AVAILABLE ONLY IN SEALED PACKETS in 3i-Ib., 2-lb., and I-lb. YELLOW packets and special rolled coarse cut in 3i-lb. RED packets. CREAM O t y J.r. HE 1 OAT A PRODUCT OF THE CREAMOATA HILLS PREPARED BV FLEMING & CO. LTD., COU.

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NEXT WEDNESDAY <- Another Grand - WELLINGTON v. Nth. AUCKLAND Me along in Thousands for ike LAST MiG MATCH of the Season