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I 5* s m ® i THE WEE " BITTY" BALL is winning greater popularity every day. "But what would Golf be," savs Uncle Tom, "without the nineteenth hole—the pick-me-up at the end?" The Bottle of Innes' "Royal" is very welcome after a strenuous game— (, glistening pure Amher Ale that will huck you up no end. I fl. ft m • is brewed and bottled by L. INNES & COY. LTD. Hamilton and Auckland,
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Waipa Post, Volume 42, Issue 3270, 10 March 1931, Page 3
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