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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 96, 31 January 1888, Page 3

To conduct a business with trae liner* ality, to study the taste and requirements of jyour customers, and acting on the belief that by first promoting their interests, we best serve <nr own, are the surest means of obtaining public ooniidence. Having applied these principles 'o the retail, trade at the ''Cash Exchange" the increasing support we have received is a substantial i proof of. > the wisdom of *uch a policy; > i; ; , i

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