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Wairarapa Times-Age, 12 September 1940, Page 9

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TH®; A SUITE OF LASTING BEAUTY From A. E. BRIGHT KURIPUNI FURNITURE FACTORY. 399 Queen Street. ’Phone 1 1 89. Ihmshment ■aagglm Every Meal with ■ ‘ V® I CLARKE’S BREAD i Bread (so the experts tell us) is one of the most nourishing and sustaining foods of the present day. Only • the finest ingredients go into the making of Clarke's Bread and Small Goods. Ring 1478 for prompt delivery. | W. G. & A. S. CLARKE, LIMITED. QUEEN STREET - - - ’Phone 1478.

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