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Wairarapa Times-Age, 4 July 1940, Page 8

If f f w \ ( ««» * ./jw / It TIME flies! And so will ® your chance to save money on Footwear unless s you make your purchases BARGAINS fot* THIS WEEK! Hannah’s One- ajj the family at Week Sale definitely ends ®a H ® on Saturday, 6th July, and |y|H |IS WrST we have made further big j| reductions for the Final Days. Don’t miss them — IIIIIIEZZninn2MLLIE2IE[MSSI2SEI3ISn] Visit your HANNAH queen street -- - masterton SHOP — TO-DAY ! and at carterton.

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