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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22895, 16 December 1939, Page 8

This Compact Model Home (At 224) Wilson’s Road—Opposite Park) Open For Inspection, Sunday, 2 p.m.-5 p.m. R, * ■ o? «t <* mr-.i -I >4 4 * 9 9 & jl. Look over this furnished model home on Sunday—it’s open from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. And remember, if you’re -wanting a well built, smart home at a very reasonable figure, get in touch with W. H. Mclntosh. Judge his workmanship for yourself on Sunday. For Building , Alterations, Additions , Repairs—see w. hj. Mclntosh, builder 280 INNES ROAD. ’PHONE 34-555* 'OPEN AIR 1/STEN/N& TH/S . p 7 i \ A new LIGHTWEIGHT PORTABLE by HI S MASTE R’S VO ICE Take this light weight portable wherever you go this summer ... to the beach . .. to the camp ... on your motor trip . . , anywhere ! Compact and light in weight this portable gives amazing results in , range and in clear strong tone. You need no aerial and no wires. Simply flick the switch and enjoy “ open-air listening” brought to you by His Master’s Voice, See Mason Struthers to-day ! ONLY £ls-15-0 EASY TERMS ARRANGED. MASON STRUTHERS 8 CO. LTD. OchSield Street, Christchurch. ’Phone 31-878* 113 XMAS GIFTS FOR CAMPERS Why not make your presentation early, before your friends purchase for themselves ?. May we' suggest the following useful articles :—- ' A Johnson & Gouzins’ Tent, A Camp Stretcher or Mattress, Folding Camp Table, Chair or Stool, Gamp Cooker or Oven, Canvas Motor Bucket, Picnic Set, Thermette Boiler, Beach Umbrella, Siesta Air Seat, Deck Chair, Baby’s Gar Seat Ground Sheet, Sleeping Bag, Rucsac, Folding Frypan, Camp Clothes Hanger. CALL AND INSPECT. JOHNSON & GOUZINS LTD. Tentmakers Since 1866 93 CASHEL ST. WEST; CHRISTCHURCH (Near Bridge of Remembrance) The Real Germany See December H Railways Magazine ” Tan Stevenson, a New Zealand Railwayman, who toured Germany on the eve of war, had some very interesting experiences, which* he tells well. Other excellent features are : “Christennial Capers,” by Ken Alexander. “The Witch’s Tiki” (a story of Maori magic), by James Cowan. “Food-Preserving Industries of New Zealand,” by O. N. Gillespie. “Introduced Birds in New Zealand,” by Mona Gordon. **Around the Mutton-Bird Islands,” by Rosaline Redwood. “Echo of the Siege of Orakau Fa,” by A. J. Sheat. “Love of a Hawk for His Mate,” by Jean Boswell. "Little Miss Freckles” (a Christmas story for Children), by Nellie Donovan. 6d At Bookshops and News Agencies 6d