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Wanganui Chronicle, 25 February 1948, Page 6

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Pretendin’ Well, Golly, a girl can dream, y 7 can't she? I want a home of my own and healthy Children healthy 'cos I'm gonna serve Newsome's Sunshine K, K Bread and Cakes. They'll like them just as much as I do. Mum says they re good for us, \/77 to °- W h&y*INSIST ON NEWSOME'S Sunshine Bread

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