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New Zealand Mail, Issue 744, 4 June 1886, Page 27

A GENTS AND CORRESPONDENCES r\ Solicited for Belgian Products. — Matches, Cement, Firearms, Nails, products of Glassware, Tissues for Furniture, Woollen and Cotton Coverlets, Carpets, Tissues of every description, Paper, &e., &c., Apply to Staes, Sproelants and Co., Exporters, Termonde, Belgium. Matchless Prices.

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