Page 13 Advertisements Column 4

Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 120, 23 May 1930, Page 13

|,; never \[f^t&pic rf^^^^tl^TWTW/nnt +lF ' RLUE lagoons! Waving palm 1 111 ffl W trees! Golden beaches! You' v». I^"* #A\^»lL * wantedtoseethesefascinatingSouthSet Fish £■ Mcelt festfiS scenes Come now on a six weeks' holiday BJg^jgy . —nearly 4 weeks ashore! One round of pleasure •«Kioa" stevn I HI ■^^^1 U&ion Stecin Ship $ I J-H.sENioß4co.rrtx,LONiiwtENa / "'* • .J,,^^mBmBSSM Burn Your Rubbish S } in Safety y^v "WILMOT" .^olM PORTABLE f^-A^ I fl| Destructor y^^^H Designed to consume all kinds of garden arid household refuse —the most sanitary method of destroying v all waste. I I Owing to the continual draught, wet refuse j»^* may c s^ored and dried off in all weathers. The refuse being so enclosed, prevents small jHIJI^Br pieces blowing about and causing danger or. ; |^H)|!bH annoyance. |H||H Now fitted with Renewable «; HHMHm * Loose Lining. :, flHllllß ; By the introduction of a loose lining it has ]^H|]|^B I been found that the Destructor will last three EgiJllj^S ' times as long, owing to the fact that the gal- ; ! wfiE~2jßJ variised casing takes the weather, and the ' S^^~"'^tl lining carries the heat. fl-J^ Price 70/- plus freight •I [r»Ut<<> IMIH2 •» Call at our Retail Department and let us ' ■ show you, or write. . - E. W. Mffls & Co. Ltd. Corner Jervois Quay, Hunter and Victoria Streets, WELLINGTON. : M^^^^- V quicktopiepaie sandwiches ofX ' mm m ■■■.■■ , 8 Try also Peck's Kippavette New-Zealand As«U.: A. A. STICHBtTRY LIMITED. WELLINGTON and AUCKLAND I • ■ ■ '.''■• * THE CHARM OF SILVERWARE | II 's never y^ expressed as when r^K K^^^Hfijli Po^s^edwithGoddardsPlatePowder. telC^^miß yearS wors^'w^e reputation wi^——™»—» ■>" a3M «Jlf IIUCLI II ~ \^^ml Plate Powder; vCVJjMHp^T 'n Olive-peen wrapper!. Manufactured only by: k^. ■ \|^^^^- ' J- G«d<lard & Sons, Slalion St., Leicester, England J ~ UMBRELLA WISDOM Z.OOJTTOTHEFRAMEFIRST Because the frame is the vital part and the ! value of your umbrella depends ultimately on the quality of its frame. The Paragon i and Fox on one of the ribs is your guar- ft ; antee that your umbrella frame is of finest I Sheffield steel tempered so that the ribs I set perfectly when the umbrella is up, and X so that the cover rolls neatly when down. I A Fox's Frame gives your umbrella^ greater I strength without additional weight, it excels I in its finish, it sets the standard for the I umbrella trade. If you want an umbrella I which in jts frartie at least cannot be im- I proved upon, insist that it carries the trade- I mark which has been famous these 75 years. I When next you buy an ' I — f y umbrella Insist on a I ffirst in the field I CPAR AG O rr^^feg^S^3^ " I Samuel Fox & Go. Ltd;, Sheffield. EnglandLll