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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 8, Issue 78, 31 March 1916, Page 7

JOHN COBiE’S SUMMER CATALOGUE Now Ready. SEND FOE YOUE COPY TO-DAYI TO meet the requirements of the increasing number of those who are doing their shopping through the medium of ihe Mai,, we decided to issue A Larger S Better Catalog I To act as a guide to Customers when making up Letter Orders. Just hod well we have succeeded you will be able to judge when you receive your copy, but we can assure you that it is a splendid Catalogue, and one that every resident in the Country should possess It contains over 500 illustrations of the Latest Gioods from the best morkets of the world, with a comprehensive price list of most of the goods in stock at FEILDINGr ’S MAIL OEDEE HOUS E. A pleasing fact is that notwithstanding the disturbed state of the world's commerce the prices are not advanced in many cases, and the whole stock is quoted far below its present retail value. SEND FOE A CATALOGUE TO-DAY. It is Post Free. JOHN COBBE. THE MATT. OEDEE HOUSE FEILDING.

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