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Easter I | Weddings | [ I I WE CATER FOR ALL TASTES. t I i | THE BEST OF WINES, SPIRITS AND LIQUORS, I I I SPARKLING BOTTLED ALES, | OAT-MALT STOUT, I SPEIGHTS DRAUGHT ALE, 1 DELICIOUS SUMMER DRINKS. IzBIM.MAIONt ligm V " saaalaaßmMi WHOIESAtf WINE £, ’SPIRIT MERCHANTS A iio CXJRDIAL MANUFACTURERS Comer FENTON and JULIET STREETS, STRATFORD. | P.O. BOX 48. ’PHONE 455. ‘ e °- e ICO% PURE OATS .. . Not one fraction of the full food value / .. H is lost in preparation. Full weight in every packet. j •» n>l \IX Creamoata IS AVAILABLE ONLY IN SEALED PACKETS in / Gn M \\\ 3}-!b., and I-lb. YELLuW packets and special rolled —... N j ’ If-U |\X coarse cut in 3)-lb. RED packets. WYy | A PRODUCT OF THE CREAMOATA MILLS PREPARED BY FLEMING & CO LTD.. GOM. • 1 “I’ve just discovered / t ‘ ,at you can buy Prize / Crop in two cuts—fine f tv* -s ar| d coarse.” “Yes, everybody likes f ) Prize Crop’s flavour. r* . j but tastes in “cuts” I 'V differ.” ■ “I see! So Prize Crop ’ s nlac * c Fine as well as coarse cut to suit every man who rolls his 2 ozs. I'9 i|["ii o k i *flfc ’ ' Su'ce-io-2 Z 9 HALF DOZ. yiy7 :: ' _ V £ FLAVQUW h_AK£RS ALSO QF EDMONDS FAMOUS 'iurt-ifi-Kiit BAKING . POVYPER

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Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 382, 13 March 1937, Page 7

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Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 382, 13 March 1937, Page 7

Page 7 Advertisements Column 3 Taranaki Central Press, Volume IV, Issue 382, 13 March 1937, Page 7

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