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Bay of Plenty Beacon, Volume 15, Issue 6, 6 March 1950, Page 8

MR. FARMER! KEEP YOUR STOCK AND YOUR BANK ACCOUNT IN A HEALTHY CONDITION BY USING “MARSTA” MINERAL STOCK LICK IT IS GOOD FOR CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, PIGS. ORDERS MAY BE LEFT WITH HALL & STEWART PHONE 136 m EDGECUMBE

I 9 *>a rb e r’s % m . Valet Blades Reduced Prices 5 for 1/6 - 10 for 3/Easy is the word for It •—with a “Valet.” Not only easy on the face, but easy on the pocket. The simple “Valet” selfstropping device gives you a barber’s edge every morning—and the blade lasts longer, too! razor strops itself! 14.9

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