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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 306, 28 December 1939, Page 11

GEORGE COURT'S Karaagahape Read For Quality Goods at Lower Prictt." ☆VISITORS TO AUCKLAND... f '^ St P° n ° rQmic v 'ews in New Zealand land " ? eor9 t u Court J s Tearooms "Overlooking Auckland. From the wide roof promenade you have an ' unobstructed view of Auckland City and Suburbs, the Wa.temata Harbour, and Hauraki Gulf, also the beautiful Waitakeres Don't miss this comprehensive view of Auckland while you are in town. Take the elevator to the Fourth Floor. ☆CAMPERS... Even the most careful camper sometimes forgets things . . . whatever it is you find has been left out of your outfit, plates or cups . . . wearing apparel . . . toiletries . . . you will find it most reasonably priced at George Court s, the Big Store in Karangahape Road. Those at the Motor Camp Situated just a few minutes from the city's motor camp, George Court's great Fourth Floor offers you a restful lounge to await your friends, writing and telephoning facilities, Men's Smoke Room, Ladies' Retiring Room, Men s Toilet, Ladies' Toilet, etc. The cool spacious restaurant is renowned for its perfect cuisine and reasonable charges. Children specially catered for. HI; BRETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC * STRUTS AND OFFICE BUILDINGS * POSTAL GUIDE AND STAMPS * GOVERNMENT and LOCAL DIRECTORIES * NEW ZEALAND STATISTICS if SUNSET AND SUNRISE if HINTS ON FIRST AID if SOCIETIES AND INSTITUTIONS * OVER ONE THOUSAND REFERENCES Only - Postage 3 D Obtainable front All Stationers and the "Star" Office 64 LARGE COLOURED PICTURES I TELL THE STORY A Big Bargain for 5/New Zealanders, tht sixty-four pages of pictures in fall colours (eech nine inches by about seven inches) of the Dominion's biggest and best souvenir book, 44 New Zealand Railways Illustrated," shows you why your country well deserves the title,«' Wonderland of the Pacific." There era also Ind***** maps of the North and South Islands, and enough letterpress to do justice to the scenic marvels. This nmarkable publication has drawn warm praise from many people of many countries. An ideal gift for your relatives or friends here or overseas. The limited Issue will be soon sold. On sale for Five Shillings at Railway Bookstalls, or direct (8/- post free) from the Publicity Manager, N.Z. Railways, Wellington. A COLOURFUL TREAT /^toipjacoughl] (f CURES A COLD I I 'It's famous I because ■ ■ I 1/9*4/t.lda>fclttis