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Waikato Times, Volume 106, Issue 22611, 16 May 1945, Page 6

are a n! U c"heTp! splendid crop of onions we have had this season. Buy them in bulk and use them lavishly. Onions make dishes more tasty, are delicious baked or stewed or fried. Onions are a valuable health aid. They are CHEAP —the maximum price in May is only 3d. per lb. with even cheaper rates for quantities. BUY ONIONS NOW IN BULK They keep well during winter months e ,sj

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