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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 207, 2 September 1939, Page 4 (Supplement)

GOOD WISHES to the BRIDE and BRIDEGROOM expressed on the ORNAMENTAL TELEGRAM FORM will be appreciated. Id a Word - - - Minimum, 6d Safe Inter-Island Transport off Goods Railway Through-Booking System The well-known railways slogan, "Safety, Comfort, Economy/' applies to the transport of goods as well as to passengers. By the Railway Department's throughbooking service, parcels are carried safely by sea between the North and South Islands in strongly-made locked containers. Goods and parcels are accepted at any railway station in one island for transport to any station in the other island. SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY The New Zealand WOMAN'S WEEKLY Price 3 d Price 3 d Contents:FICTION— ★ "The Wrong Side Out"—By . Somerset 4 Serial — "Reckless Lady" —By Ruth Sanborn jj "Top Floor"—By Ruth C. Mitchell " 16 SPECIAL FEATURES— V "Modern" Trends g When Glasses Stood for Gliunoor—By Kathleen Teape 10 Teach Your Maid to Cook ... ' H Where Children Ron Their Owa Church 20 Lady. Be Lovely! "" "" y> There's Something About a Hedre—Bv "Sweet William" im mm 24 Fishbones for Ornaments .... "" 23 Some Bright Reeling ... 43 REGULAR FEATURES— Over the Teacups ■ Films —Marriage for Merle"."."." 14 Films —From Penny Arcade to Film Producer—By Jean Wishart .. .. 15 Here's a Hint jg Fashions;—Be An Angel! ** "" 19

4 THOUSAND \~L — We're talking about altitude, of course not ieet with boots on. Our sole idea being M. \ |Mr y to draw your attention to the all-important I I IJ H fact that Bell Tea is grown only at very H ■ 1 JH I high altitudes. Tropical mountain gardens 1111 |J |H at 4000 ieet and over give you a stronger and tea possessing more vitality and stored up ZrT'J?* "£ flavour. That is why Bell Tea goes twice J l§ as far as cheaper teas, and so actually ■ ■ Vi V costs you less in the long run. M |V * H F fvctory. •oat Bill 3/4 PER POUND