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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIII, Issue 18961, 11 March 1936, Page 7

7* Here’s a beer for EVERYONE! Ladies as well as men like it. They have found that Gold Top’s satisfying mellowness has a taste thrill that lasts a little longer. S Ask tor GOLD TOP ALE |

a lm sticking to CLARENCE My old Favourite” Clarence appeals especially to the lover of sport- —the out-door man. Try the rich blend the deep, satisfying flavour, and you’ll Stick to Clarence too. 7d for 10 packet; 2/11 for 50 tin. AND THE FAVOURITE 20 tin 1/2, No m mm CM-'"-V 85$ wp>

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