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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20761, 2 January 1931, Page 2

TIIW: To our trusty and well beloved . . . Greeting. RU: Sy these presents let It be known that In and during 1931 we do hereby resolve to d.'sisel gloom and pessimism by quaffing the odd glass of Timaru on each and every lawful occasion. TIIVI: One spot of Timaru and the whole world Is kin. Thoughts of depression vanish with this magic fluid. One faces the future with optimism and that stalwart courage born of good, honest Beer. RU: And now in conclusion, ladies and gentlemen, may we wish you all the best for 1931? Our motto for to-day Is: " Drink Timaru and all the best ia yours." That will conclude our transmission to-day. Good Luck. Thank goodness for a thirst.

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