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Taranaki Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 143453, 25 March 1911, Page 4

FOR—PICNIC LUNCHES. NOTHING SO GOOD, NOTHING SO CONVENIENT AULSEBROOK’S SAO CRACKERS. Now is the time of jolly Picnic Parties, and Picnic promoters will find nothing meet with such favour at lunch time as AULSEBROOK’SSAOCRACKERS sandwiched with jam or butter. Nothing is easier ' to prepare, nothing is more delicious. Try them next time your picnicking, you’re bound to like them—everybody does. ,

SHOES Why pay dearly for them SAVE .9/, 4? W' in the " Wo sell for CASH, so you don’t pay for other peoples’ bad debts. ABC. BOOT COY. 2 Doors from Criterion Hotel. DEVON STREET.

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