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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 16, 13 October 1933, Page 15

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Selling New Zealand for 6d. NATIONAL MAGAZINE FOR ALL When you have the life and colour of NewZealand; bright articles and pictures; stories and humorous sketches; colourful dramatic history of the Dominion; vivid chronicles of famous New Zealanders; stirring pageants of the past and moving pictures of the present; interesting glimpses of the Maoris; a great range of reading for all New Zealanders, men. women and young folk, well presented by popular writers —when you have this, month by month, in the New Zealand Railways Magazine, surely you will admit that this national ’ publication is well worth sixpence. New Zealand’s Best fof 6d.

UP the beanstalk When Jack climbed the beanstalk, he got a new conception of his needs. No longer would just a hen do, but a golden-egg hen. No longer just a harp, but one that stood by itself and played. He didn’t know what he wanted till he saw something better than what he had . . . though he laboured hand over hand to get hold of that point of view. Advertisements give you a high point of view without any climbing at all. They spread world products before you—servants to serve -you, conveniences to please—price's low because so many thousands are using the same. . They give you a new conception of what you d like to own. No longer will a watch or food chopper do—but the most highly improved watch or food chopper. No longer just a radio—but one of purest transmission. They make you change your mind about what you started to choose, and choose something more pleasing at no higher price. They help you see the whole field of satisfying wares. They lift you to fresh joys. READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS HONEST FACTS ARE IN THEIR NEWS