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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVII, Issue 16, 22 April 1909, Page 604

PLEASE DON'T FORGET ITS CtlßJinil Ezoel inJBOOT3 for real OImUH ha:dwear. Also Excel in High- RBl f|T U CD O Grade BOOTS. DIIUD 11 U I II L » W NEW STOCK NOW OPENED UP, IT WILL PAT YOU TO VISIT US. ®- Address— SIMON BROTHERS. GEORGE STREET, ... DUKEDIN Near Octagon.

THE tyOST POPULAR COFFEE IN THE DOMINION. Prom the North Cape to the Bluff ' C!ub ' Coffee has proved its superiority over all others to evph. an extent that probably more of it is > sold than all other brandß put togpther. That is why the get np of it has bt-en so closely copied by other manufacturers. "SLUB" COFFEE Is such a snrprisingly good Coffee tbab thoee who once try it will never afterwards have ony other brand. A perfect eyetem of manufacture, combined with mr superior facilities for importing the b st qn-lty beans, is largely responsible for the ezq r »ibi c fl.vonr of "Oluh" Coffee But, try it I You'll be f>stoni-h d that you could have put up with other kiads. It'd so different I W. Gregg and Go. Ltd.

- DUNEDIH - Coffee, Pepper, Spice and Starch Manufacturers

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