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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXI, Issue 18529, 16 October 1934, Page 8

vT* i -v; *'*,i m. r 'j FINDLAY’S BREAD , as fresh as fields of golden QO fresh and full of flavour is FINDLAY'S BREAD that is you eat it you can picture fields of golden wheat, rippling in a gentle breeze. This pure sun-ripened wheat gives FINDLAY’S BREAD that characteristic freshness, that *V»H texture, and that flavour all of its own. If we are not already serving you, have your name added to our delivery list right away. Daily deliveries to all Suburbs! EAT fINDLAY’S BMAD “SLICES OF SUNSHINE”

for the man who cares The MINSTER Suit Tailored to Measure from 99/6 i"vNCE you have known the comfort and assurance a MINSTER SUl't' gives, you won't be satisfied with anything else. MINSTER wearers are MINSTER wearers permanently. CHARLIE ADAIR PHONE 6^B. LIMITED NEXT ald ■±± THE A. & P. SHOW TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 and 24. RECORD ENTRIES NEW SPECIAL FEATURES < Great Display of Animals. Horse, Axemen’s, Dancing and Maori CbM* petitions. Fine exhibition of Needlework, Cooking and Preserves. SIDESHOWS—Merry-go-rounds and new Rides, Shows and Games. Splendid facilities for Picnicking. Hot Water Free. ADMISSION: Adults 2/-, Children under 7 free, Children from 7 to 14, 6d. Cars 1/*. Tickets can be purchased in town. Special Train and Bus Services. w k ohamberlalN. Secretary

LATE ADVERTISEMENTS fTPHOLS'I'ERING Suites ReU covered; so anywhere; inexpen* s l ve .—h. Murphy, 295 Aberdeen Road. Tt/fILK DOCKETS and Milk Record Books, ready printed, at Herald Jobblnß Department.