mJ AFD s»& ',/SvA me > AUCKLAND -DUNEDIM ours To business men and tourists the saving of time represented by the later departures and earlier arrivals of the air-liners is definitely of advantage. The banishment of tedium from long journeys lands passengers at their destinations ready to extract the utmost enjoyment or gain from opportunities offering; while the regularity with which leading figures in the Dominion use air travel indicates its growing importance in modern life. AUCKLAND. A daily through torvico operator each way between Auckland, AULKLAIN U- New Plymouth, Palmerston North, Blenheim, Christchurch, and DUNEDIN Dunedin. An Air journey of les< than 7 hours now links Auckland IN ONE DAY. and Dunedin - WELLINGTON - AUCKLAND The Welllngton-Auckland service operates both ways daily. Particulars, bookings, etc., at Union S.S. Co’s Office, 168 Hereford Street, Christchurch (Telephone 33-500). Also at any other offices and agencies of Union S.S. Co., N.Z. Government Tourist Bureau, 83 Cathedral Square, or Thos. Cook & Son. Mt. Cook Co. (Christchurch). Kinsey & Co. Ltd. COOK STRAIT AIRWAYS 21 WSBmSmSm Head office NELSON. Frequent daily services between Nelson, Blenheim and Wellington; connecting with Palmerston North-Dunedin, Auckland-Wellington, Gisborne-Napier services at Blenheim or Wellington. Wellington-Nelson-Greymouth-Hokitika and return; on' Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, connecting with Air Travel (N.Z.) Ltd. at Hokitika. The scientifically-heated cabins of the planes are ideal for winter travel. PALMERSTON NORTH NAPIER . . . GISBORNE Connections are made by East Coast Airways between Palmerston North, Napier and Gisborne, enabling passengers to travel from Auckland, Wellington or Dunedin to Napier and Gisborne (or vice versa) in one day. This splendid scenic route brings the East Coast within reach of Tourists to whom road travel entails a delay they cannot afford. OF N.Z. LTD. EAST COAST AIRWAYS
THE EASY WAY TO REMOVE SPLINTERS 5* 22 • “I have found a generous application of “Vaseline” Jelly applied round a splinter always helps to draw it out” 5/- to Mrs. of Border Street. 24 • “Just before I pluck my eyebrows, 1 rub “Vaseline” Jelly on, and I find they come out quite easily.” 5/- to Mrs. Darlington, Avoca Beach. \ r S-/ % V he * 23. "I find that “Vaseline” Jelly always relieves a cold in the head or catarrh when a small amount is inserted up each nostril.” 5/- to Miss Burdon of Johns Road. 23. “I had very rough and wrinkled , elbows, but after massaging them every night with “Vaseline” Jelly they have become quite smooth.” ' 5/- to Miss Hay, of Caro line Street. 23 • “IVhen brushing my hair, I always smear • a small quantity of “Vaselipe” Jelly on the brush. It makes the hair lovely and glossy” 5/- to Mrs. Donnelly of Barcoo St. We will pay 5/- to anyone sending in uses for “Vaseline ’ Jelly which we are able to accept and publish. Just post your suggestion to Chesebrough, Dept M 3. Box 1615, G.P.0., Aucktanu, there is only ONE Vaseline Jelly—the original and genuine Petroleum Jelly refined and purified for medical and household uses. Do not accept cheap, inferior petroleum jellies. ma mm* A rs / 27 • “When I first wore my artificial teeth, by rubbing “Vaseline” Jelly on my gum and teeth my plate gripped without hurting.” 5/- to Mrs. Downie, Annandale St. Look for this name on fhe Jar Aseline TRADE MARK PETROLEUM JELLY
r —\v 0 ...fftc way to keep fit I 4 ‘Tired? —Not on your life* I’m going to a show to-night and I've a party on tomorrow. Oh! yes, housework does take it out of one, but 1 keep fit and fresh through the longest day thanks to my _ . _ morning glass of ENO'S. Does it taste nice? Yes, it's delicious and it makes a lovely thirst quencher during the day as well. Our Doctor says there is absolutely nothing like ENO'S. He takes it himself, so he ought to know." ■ ' . ENO’S *Fruit Salt’ contains no irritant drugs or mineral salts to harm the body’s delicate SSro/ I s“re“ niechanism and it cannot form a habit. Regular Size. 2/3 . Double Quantity, 3/9 9 391 THE. WORLD-FAMED EFFERVESCENT -SALINE ' The words ‘ Ena' and *Fruit Salt’ are registered Trade Marks. nzeijs Sales Agents; The British Harold F. Ritchie Co. Ltd., 104-108 D«on Street, Wellington, C.i. 3.lbt. mm DOG BISCUITS IAA.SCOROO* *CoXmT HAIR HORSE Highest Prices Given Bough* BUNTING & CO, : BRUSH MANUFACTURERS, FVFE STREET. ' ’Phone 31-297.
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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22419, 4 June 1938, Page 8
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