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Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16816, 7 June 1926, Page 9

Shaso Hands with your grocers every time you purchase a seven-weeks’ supply of “Ko-Eubbii>g Laundry Help” as a token of your esteem and gratitude for ‘\NoRubbins.” 9

DRESS COOBS SALE Splendid success has attended out efforts to give the public the benefit of our good buying of dress fabrics. The outstanding reductions on all linos has brough crowds of buyers. HAVE YOU BEEN l?J YET? 24-in all wool Gabardine, splendid quality in Fawn, Saxe, Mole, Nigger, Grey, etc; usually 14/0. —Sale Price, 10/6. 54-in fine all wool Velour Coating, in Bottle, Peacock, Brown, Fawn, New Red, Saxe, Kingfisher, etc; usually 16/0. —Salo Price 12/6. "HETHEWNGTONsTtT

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