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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10667, 24 June 1912, Page 7

Where to Furnish SCriULLAR'S FURNITURE HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME . i mmm COMFORTABLE EASY CHAIRS, r 425, 478 6d, 57S 6d. According Covering* ' /■ adjustable morris CHAIRS. n WE FURNISH the cottage OR aHE MANSION WITH GOOD TASTE AND ECONOMY TO MEET EVERY INDIVIDUAL DESIRE. REMEMBE3I IT fS NOT WHAT YOU PAY, IT !S V/HAT THE ARTICLE IS WORTH. SCOULLAR'S FURNITURE IS ALWAYS WORTH ITS MONEY. CONSULT US BEFORE PURCHASkrtU. The Scoullar Co I fimbtoiiJQuay,T WELLINGTON

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