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North Otago Times, Volume CI, Issue 13234, 4 March 1915, Page 8

Harvest Coal LAST SHIPMENT OF lEST ... NEWCASTLE COAL is TO ARRIVE ABOUT 10th MARCH. LARGE STOCKS of AIL KINDS of COAL in stock; also COKE and FIREWOOD, FIRE BRICKS and FIRE CLAY. PHOMPT DELIVERY AND FULL WEIGHTS. Truck Lots of Coal from the Mine to the Country at Shortest Notice. Westport Coal Co. Ltd. CIIAftLES MANI.EY: DEPOT MANAGES. 'PHONE 125

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