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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3386, 15 January 1920, Page 8

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EXPERT ADVICE. BUCKSHEE NO DUD. DON’T EXPERIMENT. Our lifetime experience is yours for the asking to assist. you in selecting your Christmas Gifts. From our large personally selected stock of Ligh-grade low-priced presentation leather goods that last a lifetime for FATHER. MOTHER, BRoTHi?R, SISTER. (The last two not necessary your own.) of SADDLES, BRIDLES, GLADSTONE BAGS, KIT I3AGF_%, BRIEF BAGS, SCHOOL BAGS. LUNCH BAGS AND BEER BAGS, SUIT CASES, MUSIC CASES, BLOUSE CASES, LETTER CESES, ETC_ ETC. FRASER AND 00.. THE LEATHER EXPERTS

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