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Hokitika Guardian, 8 April 1929, Page 4

m am N VM FOUR MEN H Each Took it Differ- a • 8 □ ently. —Lofty bought a pair o“f trousers —Tiny bought a stud Fatty bought an O.S. Shirt _Siniler bought a new suit □ □ fm BMILER’S SURPRISE WAS THE REST. HE WAS' WITH OUR SMART READY-TO-WEAR SUITS, SINCERITY AND PETONE PRICED FROM 75/“ 10 150/“ 3 8 a ROX 94 W. H. STOP FORTH REVELL STREET TELEPHONE lb 7. □ I 5

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