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Hokitika Guardian, 1 June 1929, Page 2

& zr & to ’■'tbs Whether New Zealand will *' beat England next Football Season remains to be seen, said the LEGATION Lion. However, the Englishmen wiil learn one th ing from their visit and that i s the excellence of LEGATION Ivory Tipped Cigarettes, made in Hew Zealand and sold at iO for Bd.

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