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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 70, 15 December 1928, Page 28

Matters in connection with the establishment of an improved steamer service between Melbourne, Hobart, and southern ports of New Zealand were further discussed at the executive meeting of the Chamber of Commerce recently (states the “Otago Daily Times”). Mr. J. M. Fisher, of Hobart, who is at present visiting the Dominion as a representative of the Tasmanian Government, _ was present, and detailed the steps being taken by that State. It is expected .that a deputation from various bodies in the South Island will wait upon the Prime Minister (Sir Joseh Ward) towards the end of January, when it is confidently hoped that something of a definite, nature will be arranged, and that before long a much improved service will be established. Though the whitebait season is almost over, small supplies are still coming to hand in Christchurch, and will continue to do so, it is expected until Christmas (says the “Sun”). The retail price at present is 2/3 a half-pound, and whitebait should remain at about this price for the remainder of the season. 77 FOR CHRISTMAS. It costs but little, yet it will give weeks of pleasure to the recipient—give de Maunay’s 77 Vanishing Cream or 77 Complexion Powder, the ideal small gift. . A light application of the cream before powdering produces a beautifully even effect, and the powder is practically invisible. 77 Vanishing Cream triumphs over the most persistently shiny nose, and with 77 Complexion Powder keeps the complexion looking cool and velvety. For outdoor sports, theatre parties, dances, 77 Vanishing Cream and Complexion Powder are the careful guardians of your good looks. Refreshingly fragrant, economical in use. Of all chemists and toilet departments, 2s. (Id. each. Distributors for New Zealand, Sharland and Co., Ltd., Wellington and Auckland. —Advt,