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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24606, 14 May 1941, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS BLUE TICKET CANDIDATES Mayoralty: •A. H. ALLEN. City Council: •Cameron, D. C. Ireland, L. J. Jolly, D. C •Henderson, M. C. •McCrae, J. Ross. T. C. •Smith, E. J. •Taverner, W. ■• •Wilson, J. Wright, L. M. Sitting Members marked with an asterisk. Hospital Board: Calder, D. J. Errington, G. J. *Farquhar, Mrs M. •McLeod, W. H. •Newlands, D. W. •Ross, Mrs N. •Steel, A. Harbour Board: •Begg, W. •Duncan, J. H. Kirkwood, J. H. Macpherson, S. Mcßae, A. VOTE THE BLUE TICKET YOUR WILL Clients about to make their WILLS are invited to confer with-the experienced officers of the Company, who are prepared to arrange for Wills to be made by Clients' own Solicitors at the cost of the Company. THE TRUSTEES EXECUTORS AND AGENCY CO. OF N.Z.. LTD. Cr, Bond and Water streets. Dunedin. P. O. SMELLIE, General Manager. T> E F I N E D. T» E F I While many manufacturers use raw materials for the production of their products, Thomsons use nothing but refined pure fruit, cane sugar, and pure fruit juices.

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