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Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 343, 2 May 1928, Page 7

Famous Personalities Join The Mustard Club! it mHKM mm m m m BP am wy s m m «V<* "a ■ 3 mmm m m I|F ;>• ■ i JK, I Hi i ■ MISS ELSIE PRINCE. Opposition. Above we are privileged to reproduce the portraits of the first members who have honoured the Mustard Club with their Membership. TjWERYBODY knows them, for they are all good mixers, and they have all reached the pinnacle of fame. Their very names are evidence that all the big pots are keen as mustard. New Zealand is proud of them. I owe a lot of my “ Sunny ” temperament to a good appetite,” declared Elsie Prince, “ and my good appetite to Mustard.” "Mustard with a leg of pork ah!” sighed Mr. Coates. One usually associates legs with trousers not with Coates,” said Mr. Holland, “ but I’m not in opposition to the Prime Minister about the digestive value of Mustard.” The Mustard Club is still hungry for members. Have you joined? Has father joined? tY\e tard C\uk \ You, too, may wear this Badge To obtain an attractive enamel badge of membership, cut out this advertisement and post together with 3d. in stamps —— stating whether required with pin as brooch or with stud for lapel to Miss Di Gester, C/o Colman’s, 8 Victoria Street, Wellington, or “ Mustard Club,” Auckland. »*?- fc wi - - r ‘ ™-- avt'.-.-T: . --tii MM F The Badge of the Mustard Club

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