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Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27636, 18 April 1955, Page 7

antl Trust a cat to look after its own comfort ! And that’s where Augustus and I fall out. We've both decided that my new MayWing Chair is the most comfortable chalr in the bouse. -.'-r Every time I get up. Augustus sits down — and then just dares me to shift him ! Fancy Foam-Rubber upholstery floating on coil springs, just jor a cat ! . . . ’ besides, he couldn't appreciate che softsprung back that's shaped to cradle the human frame. No, it’s got to stop, I’m going to take a ffif firm line. I’ll buy my wife a Mayfair, Av in the hope that Augustus will pinch her chair sometimes instead. Tha MAYFAIR WING CHAIR ” —g—* (above) is built on en ~ IirrTIWE FURNITURES entirely new principle so —w———■—■> good it’s now used every- | V ■l| where M I I H I Bl 818 Priced from £23/7/6 *1 "7 WTLMXM ■ 1 f 76 VICTORIA STREET (opp. Clock Tower)

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*gnMMW Continuing the Life of RITA WALKER This week, the wife of Robert Walker (who died holding Melbourne’s Gaol at gun point) tells how bullets blew apart their future. « wva/v>ww<w<ww></<zw<w>w ULRICH MOHR’S story of Germany’s most successful phantom raider. Dis- t, guised, his ship looked more British than ' the British. The.r , ’AW 'I NELSON TOUCH - FOOLED ALLIES V kj,’? i?oi w TtRbA I"'"’.Ml > ON SALE AT | J week’s— ALL NEWSAGENTS ■’