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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31661, 23 April 1968, Page 3

Phon* 62 399 for nine and friendly senrice since 1860. ml / V’ ■ J x <a) / if w ■ B! tß'r / 'lwi ! I 1 ifewf V (B) -1 SPARKLE IN THE NIGHT WITH An evening bag of exquisite brocade... Now to match the splendour of your gown ... an evening bag to sparkle at your side, imagine these intricate brocades, sparkling and highlighting pure white, or combinations of silver with gold, pink, blue, green, flame or black. The frame, of matching silver - or gold, is wide opening and attractive, with ornate patterns enhancing the sides. Also, the slender chain handles are a convenient length for carrying on the arm, or in the hand. Call and see these lovely evening bags today . . . ground floor city store only. Prices (A) $3.95 (39/6) and (B) $4.25 (42/6).

I moil for your 1 L own J DO YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHAT YOU MUST RE6ISYEB? ... anything containing coins (maximum registration value $2O), bank notes, jewellery, or any article of gold or silver valued at over $1... bullion, cheques other than “Not Negotiable” ones, or any document payable to bearer. Letters containing “Not Negotiable” cheques, money orders and postal notes need not be registered. DO YOU KNOW WHY? ... for your own protection! Registered mail, whether letter, packet or parcel, is protected mail. A signed receipt is obtained at time of delivery and the value of its contents is covered by the Post Office, according to the amount registered. DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH IT COSTS? ... or rather how little? For a small fee, your Post Office assures your mail against loss. A cover of $2O costs you only 15 cents .. . $4O costs you 20 cents and you pay only 5 cents for each additional $4O. Maximum registered value within New Zealand is $BOO. OVERSEAS BEGISTRAYIOM The minimum fee of 18 cents covers loss up to $7.30. But there is an insurance system with a fee of 25 cents for a cover of up to $5B and 10 cents for each additional $5B up to a maximum of $BOO. A tW.24