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Dominion, Volume 27, Issue 69, 14 December 1933, Page 7

Household Electrical Appliances Best and Most Welcome Christmas Gifts N.Z.-made IRONS (Guaranteed), 14/6, 15/6, and 22/6TOASTERS 23/6 a ” d W6, 22/6, 23/6, 31/6. toasters 21/ _, 32/6 , 37/6 to 7S/ _. GRILLERS and COOKERS .. 22/6 3V6, 37/6 W S2/6, STOVETTES (N.Z.) £3/10/- £l2/10/-, £l6. JUGS (N.Z.) 25/- •. ■ - ••••••:• SEWING-MACHINE MOTORS .. -••••■• •• • ‘t-HrcHES For Campers and Hikers-British BAKELITC TORCHES, FA Ns w ' aAerpr “ f ERIeF PHILLIPS 'IAMpZ'wOUT . ’ " RAY SETS. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER. Electrical

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Always on time* Always reliable! That’s why Hornby Trains make such an irresistible appeal to all boys. Whether on passenger service, goods traffic, or A carrying out shunting operations, Hornby Locos may be de- ; pended upon to give the utmost satisfaction. They are British- ‘ ' made, fully guaranteed, and beautifully enamelled. Hornby ' Book of # Trains A miniature railway is exact in every detail when it is con- - - contains fascinating railway strutted with Hornby Rolling Stock .nd Accessory. Ther e are in additions the full Passenger Coaches, Pullman Cars, Trucks, Wagons and Vans o( Hornb Tri|nJ snd ol the same types as you see on the b.g railways. the Acc ‘ e3sorie s tn full colour. Get Accessories there are Stations, Tunnels, Bridges, Signals and n<jw , Jcc 6d y Level Crossings, all made in perfectpropoctlo n Bndbeau tdully J PX dei i er tP or |f you finished in colours. Prices of Hornby Trains from 9;3 to 155/-. prefer an ordinary price Use Ask Dad to buy you a Hornby Train for Christmas. J o u may obtain a free copy of Wholaalt Agents in New Zealand: MODELS LIMITED Folder 6 from any Meccano (DEPT. N ) P.O. BOX 129, AUCKLAND. dealer or direct from us,. Manufactured by Meccano Limited, Liverpool; England. price Id. 2_ | __

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Don’t let Christmas . catch you by surprise! Ati ißook-ends ~ LJfO rom 4/6 HTHERE’S just eight full shopping days before ChristML These gaily colour. X m M ! Yon’O be wise .o choose in plenty of Bath Salts figTS ' ed wooden book- time, avoiding rush and bustle. You 11 be wiser ir you l/Q ends are amazingly 6teft your shopping tour at Whitcombe’s for you’ll pro- . fr ° m •/* f Of course there tress,' bably end it here too—among gifts so new, original and Dainty jars of exquisite gfed pewter, alabaster ware, etc., and they all inexpensive that Christmas shopping becomes a delight at They’re /I merit your inspection. of * fa t<j /f Atkinson’s gift sets of //ff 1 PlCtUreS ———————— SC cnt bottle and compact r I/< , are extremely suitable trom 0 BOOKS—for Everybody’s Christmas for at from 6/See the many dainty pictures framed in • * and 7/6 to 10/6. passe partout. A charming range of NeW Novels at 7/- . . . subjccts ’ ' “Pilgrim Cottage,” by Cecil Roberts. A tale of COHthangerS Old England and New Russia. 1k ■■ ' ■ Rfirlcip Gifts 4b “Proselyte,” by Susan Ertz. A powerful novel of Sj ehm Every woman has always a use for extra c * r . lvll g c Mormon history. ones. Neat strong frames, silk-covered, 1 ■ come in smart suede containers, three Playing cards of course, Books of Travel • • • hangers to a set and are yours for a from 2/6, damty scorers “High Rising.” Piquant humour by Angela Thirkell. modest 3/-. in smart designs, bridge M StaUc ; n g Horse,” by Rafael Sabatini. Fine historical romance. pencils and novelties “Tides of Youth.” Sequel to "Pencarrow,” by Nelle Scanlan. NoVfiltV there’s lots you can gtve. “In Scotland Again,” by H. V. Morton, 11/6. . . I, . 7 « • . J "New Zealand Holiday,” by Rosemary Rees. The sunniest of - DOOf WedgCS? 2/Printed Greeting travel books, 10/-. . ' , , . . “Cruise of the Teddy,” by Erling Tambs, 11/-. _ You’ll find a place for one on your Gift Gar dS • . . "Round'the World in a Baby .Austin,” by Hector Macquame. Kst They rep i ace o id unsightly , , \ x i <- wedgesandwiththeircolourfullittlecutIt costs you but little extra to select your - out figures, resemble bookends. They’re own. greeting card and have it printed — un^uaJ low . priced at 2 /.. with your own name and address. And 7 it’s a more personal way of conveying T” your good wishes. Enquire now at the rhoOSG lovely ShOC 0 OlletS Printing Orders Counter. ■ Vi / ffOITI 3/6 BvnfAlf Plaaues things ...HANDBAGS leather holder (some are zip-fast-ivorex riaques - ene d) you’ii find brush, doth, polish, etc. from 2/- - ' There s never Just the thing for somebody to slip into beCn k thcir travelling bag this Christmas. Dainty plaques in Ivorex, modelled by yet who dtdn t Arthur Osborne, will go a long way to long for a new a’c DlArieS help you decide what to give. A delight- handbag #t WnltCOmDeS MlaricS of ' from 9d. -k . * choose them for j From little pocket diaries at 9d. to leatherDressing Cases her-from the smartest London has to offer. See ent ones you’ll find An Exclusive Gift “ —f, s And now the zip-fastened dressing cases! wltden bags-LonXn? fatest sen- for gift requirements. “Two-Tix” they’re called and as smart tniss toe new woo s as can be. In soft leather from 57/6. sation, 4 /-. Th© SlTlOkefS’ GlftS The “Two-Tix” Beauty Boxes with powder bowls, scent containers, etc., from — f”) w * wr P l5/6. And for ’ T be new Wun-up the men, com- CtgaeeKe Cue, «e ’ It’s a Children’s Christmas . . . , ! b ”X™°/d! fits from 25/-. Zf # W/HEN you’re looking about for presents to fill the kiddies’ '‘a. JF stockings, call in at Whitcombe’s. You 11 find the best one> Ideal for xy collection of children’s games in town. And these among motoring or cardother things: Table Tennis from 2/6, Plasticine from 9d., parties. 3/6 and 4/6. You’ll find other OdSOy otner mg, from cigarette cases tn leather, enamel, silver, Blocks from 2/6, Aeroplanes from 5/6, Jig-saw. Puzzles from E ; p N>s<> e b O nite, etc. And, for pipe1 /6 Indoor Games from 9d., Bonbon Novelties from 3/6, smokers, choose a Duo tobacco pouch c from lOd which holds the pipe as well, 8/6. Christmas Decorations from lUd. WHITCOMBE & TOMBS LIMITED LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON