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FERRET & STOAT SKINS mean EXTR <2 r MONEY for YOU FERRETS Super and Ist - - 77Super and 2nds - 47Good 2nds - 1/6 Ordinary 2nds - 9d. STOATS Ist Large Stoats , - 7/6 Good 2nds - - 2/6 Or/dinary 2nds - -1/Consign to Mooneys and be sure of the best pVices. Labels and Advice Notes forwarded free on application. J. K. MOONEY & CO. LTD. Princes Street, Onehunga.

\ J / easure What more acceptable gift than “something by Cyclax”? There are many, many to choose from, each gift combining exquisite charm with priceless quality. . I . ClttX OF LONDON mas V SSjc y i i 1. Distinction in Bath Soap: Cydax present their new baroque Bath Soap, in a transparent gift box at only 4/6. 2. Present her with loveliness ! Her every Cyclax need for home skin-care in an attractive mauve and orchid Coffret. 54/9 3. English Meadowsweet ! Exquisite Cyclax Perfume No.I in’ dainty flagon with jet black stopper and box at 11/6. 4. Gift of Violets! Cydax Dusting Powder, large and luxurious at 11/6 • There are. many more charming gifts by Cyclax, too, to be found at Dewar’s Pharmacy NEW ZEALAND DISTRIBUTORS .’ CYCLAX (N.Z.) LIMITED, 262 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON.

M Z. FOREST PRODUCTS LTD. I ! Tried, tested and adopted as a most important addition to modern packaging in over thirty countries—the Multiwall packaging system now takes its place as one of New Zealand's newest, most significant industries. And New . Zealand Forest Products Ltd. is proud to pioneer the production of Multiwall Bags in this country. Fertilizer, flour, cement, lime, plaster, milk-powder, chemicals, stock foods, sugar—the Multiwail's versatility is demonstrated by the fact that it is being successfully used now to package these and many other products. The. Multiwall Bag System will play an important part in New Zealand industry, by revolutionizing the packaging of many products. POH visttf m LlVs •'Ov- ■ ■ SWiMBi PAPER BAGS Manufactured in Hew Zealand by New Zealand Forest Products Ltd. w- - i The strength of wood fibre goes into the construction of Multiwall Paper Bags. The natural wood is cut into chips, pulped, and formed into strong kraft paper. The paper must then meet precision requirements, as to bursting, tearing, pliability, elasticity, acid content, etc. V OSS r The lcraft is now ready for bagmaking. Several independent layers are fabricated in tube form, each layer bearing its own share of the ! burden, bags are heavily stitched top | and bottom, checked and packed into bales ready for the user. %grxrmni///» t Of. Wr/mrThe self-sealing valve in the Multiwall Bag eliminates costly closing equipment—reduces handling time. Multiwalls stack easily—save storage space. Contents cannot sift, thus ensuring full weight. The Multiwall protects against moisture penetration and consequent loss of freshness.