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Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 32, 13 October 1911, Page 10

ir ii TO'youft interests to support the i| A O C X E^V*.. ;v?v , ,*.*/„•' *vs**' ' Which is in no way connected with" tho ;SOUTHERN FLOUR TRUSTS and by doing so you will keep alive','ono of the largest | NORTHERN INDUSTRIES, as time is not far distant Avhen the I glorious North will be "adding tio\ ife'assets -\ the growing of Wheat | and Oata in large quantities, a FREE MILL to grind ; these articles it would ,b» of little:; use opening up our rioh agriculjtural counter, -y- ' f - | Now the only Support we ask is for | you to insist on getting the renowned J . "CH.AM.PJQN" ! RfIUSISLE RAIS|fI||LOUR, 8 "STANfifR D" OATMEAL & ROLLED OATS. 8 PACKED IN ALL SIZES TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE. Jj

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