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Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27987, 6 June 1956, Page 4

NOW IS THE TIME! To Install Your SPACE HEATER • MACKAY Standard Medel 139/10/- • MACKAY wirt Boiler .... £43/16/- • WONDERHEAT Inbuilt Ho. 1 .... £37/-/- • WONDERHEAT Inbafit No. 2 _.. .... £3B/19/- • WONDERHEAT Console Model .... .... £4O/15/- • CALEDO No. 1 Standard £24/15/- • CALEDO No. 1 wit* Boiler .._ _.. £44/-/-CONTINUOUS BURNING FIRES • Ft REM ASTER From £7/10/9 to £ll/14/. • CALEY From £7/15/- to £B/5/- • MIRACLE Projector Fire .... .... £24/10/Al’ tW above burn solid fuel (cool, coke, etc.) We cos arrange for installation. Deferred and Easy Time Payments arranged. We also make Tile Surrounds to sett any grate or heater. Kg range of Tiles available. E. REECE LTD. COLOMBO & LICHFIELD STS. Est. 1856. Substantial Savings ON THESE OUTSTANDING / JJUNE SPECIALS AT THE Open Warehouse 96 pairs of Ladies* Silver Embossed As Above— Suede and Gold Embossed EVEN- Ladies' Silver Brocade Court EVENING SHOES in Court and Strap ING SHOES with Spanish heels, styles with Spanish or Cuban heels. Usually 52/6. Now 39/6 Usually 61/6 to 49/6. Also wHh L ow Cuban Heel and JUNE SPECIAL How 39/6 Rlled Toe. At 39/6 /Sx AND FOR MEN /- W\\ Men s Brown Grain DERBY SHOES. /with "Commando” Rubber Sole and I Heels. Usually 65/6. \ JUNE SPECIAL. Now 55/. \ X Men's Stout Black Box Yearling \ IB DERBY SHOES with Rubber or \ 1 Leather soles. Usually 52/6. JUNE SPEC,AL 45/Boys' Biack Calf STREAMLINED A 'II A-.J SHOES with solid Leather Soles and atTLd Si ~’» ” ’»*• 29/with Cuban heels. Sixes 1 to 2|, 33/9 JUNE SPECIAL 49/4 Sixes 3to 51 38/. Also in Black Patent Leather Sixes 6 and 7, 41 /9 * 53/6 " WHERE BETTER FOOTWEAR COSTS YOU LESS " CASHEL ARCADE 165 CASHEL STREET AMAZING KAYSER SEWING MACHINE Lifetime Gaarantee. Models from £33/10/-. THE WONDER VIGORELU Models from E59/18/-. Howe One Of These Demonstrated In Your Own Home I SEWING MACHINE SPECIALISTS 595 A COLOMBO ST. ’PHONE 79-928. THE NEW ZEALAND DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 117-55 *er«, airbough i wan forthcoming Zroft offidAla tonight. * Annual Loss From Dogs s „ ead Hydatids In -Sheep hydatids r Dogs, although not Pll4- Af AAft themselves subject to JLuL JTX.L eb • vUy VUV hydatid cysts, can pick AUCKLAND, February 10 (P-A.). mainly from eating raw —Lowes through hydatids in sheep offal. In their dropand lambs were probably costing the pings, the dogs scatter New Zealand meat industry about S ’aim* ... , . , dust, are biown on -O £750.000 a year, said the chairman of pasture or adhere to the Meat Board, Mr. J. D. -Ormond, the coats of animals and in an address to the annual confer- so reach human funds, ence of the New Zealand Veterinary Simnle Association at The Chateau today. nrafcautiorw The disease was precaullUHS prevalent and if 1 • ezaE’* 1 Always boil raw liver, jungs. etc., before feeding to dogs. Otherwise bury or burn all orfaL 2. Dose your dog every three months with Arecoline, the vermifuge supplied with your ...howl After handling animals, never put hand to mouth much I r“7 h Be sure children wash hands before every was I 5." Wash thoroughly all vegetables and fruit ■ eaten raw. |K Your co-operation EE ir necessary. • • loss?