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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 149, 27 June 1930, Page 15

v- ~s ,ic^i*f, INo More Shabby Floors! iTfi^fl 1 *!^P^^^^§ ■..^-.- HH IH on and dries quickly over any W%lfi <5?W*» *Sk Jl <k •4| *tf i P'iysl -4^l ;i i? j^^SMm Call in and ask about tllis new I ' ' I WIUUI« ST. CITY. A., ' ■ fl WHEN H FOOD REPELS ■ -— —— "■ .. ; ,;'V ■;, AND ' H | i 'i i i ii ' ' APPETITE LACS ■ you need ■ The Joy of Winter! MOTHER ■ — Bui II IaJS @a In! taP mm reductions in fares for special winter excursions H| to New Zealand's peerless winter resorts: — SYRUP 1 . ■' J ■ ■ ■ ' ' M THE'CHATEAU,(Tongariro National Park)'. ■ THE HERMITAGE (Mount Cook). fggy j^_ FRANZ JOSEF & FOX GtACIEES (Westland)* Dayf of exhUuatlng mow tporlN pntdoonh x |v jH^^Hfign ''OFjTOnrl Klghta of «o«» •omforl within. J' -Hi *n<*PowerZ r* »>»• • :**' full particulars from any Railway StattoH or City Booking '"'''£s&'■ -*(xEST-FTf :O#ic«, cto.ifn R. P. MeCraeken (Agent, Mount Cook \j*\ *<• •* • Tourist Co."), T. and G. Buildings, Grey t Street, Wellington. not the highest-priced car..... but— equal in value to any car selling at double the price. And chosen by every third motor buyer in New Zealand. Built by any but Ford methods the Ford would cost twice as much.