EVENING POST-TELEPHONES ! MANAGER ■» ADVERTISING PUBLISHING }■ UNTIL 5 PM. JOB PRINTSNG ACCOUNTS / LITERARY . . . UNTII 4 P.M. AA f\A(\ ) a! Al+ ? «ENEBAL ENQUIRIES Sp.m lO7MI 44-041 J 24.023 . . . NEWTOWN AGENCY 46-316 * . 4 PETONE .. 46-339 ... LOWER HUTT „
SUNBURN-AT SEA. MB. WELLBURN, Chief Steward (third class) aboard R.M.S. Tamaroa, is quito enthusiastic about (J-tol for allaying sunburn and any other akin irritation. Mr. Welburn says that during his 28----years' experience at sea lie lias never come across anything to approach Q-tol, as a soothing emollient. A saloon stewardess aboard the Tamaroa also remarked upon tho number of New Zealand passengers who took Q-tol with them for the round trip. ' NOTHING EQUAL TO ■ Q-TOL. 2s and 3s Cd.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. E MORRIS, JUN., 60, Taranaki-at. Telephone 22-159.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 22, 28 January 1929, Page 1
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