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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 225, 20 June 1944, Page 6

v Full supplies are being made available for the winter months of New Zealand’s favourite... K’Tomato Soup Although working at pressure to meet in full all « Government orders for the Armed Forces, the House of ‘K’ is in the happy position of being able • - to release for home consumption a good supply of ‘K’ Tomato Soup—the all-time favourite in New Zealand households. Meat rationing won’t worry you when you can get plenty of ‘K’ Tomato Soup—so high in food-value, so wholesome, so appetising. Ask Your Grocer for ‘K’ Tomato Soup

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