Now Under New Management I All Previous VALUE-GIVING SURPASSED! honestly constructed, modern ..__- jffflffi'^^Bß furniture been available at jMwIM • P^^^ll^f HeH such commonsense prices! JHtb'T iv {"i^rj"^^ Large selection of OAK DINING ROOM SUITES and luxurious : W&fty/ CHESTERFIELD SUITES from £17/10/-. l|L I This Week's SPECIALS! IMpy^ 'i\ OCCASIONAL TABLES! Wireless, coffee, drop-side, and kidney —_ :':""' l^T-S"""" "^ —X__ shape. A great selection. From 19/6. M^fcr—* " ~T~*^^^^^^^l WALL MIRRORS! Decorative, useful. From 10/6. ■raH Genfs COMPACTUM £9/5/fl^^H- ■■' gJljt^^ ■ ■-■ •'l'-'l^ I F*ve fuW-size ' roomy drawers; strong mirror; big robe cabinet. -: j^fg^ ".:'||4 V<|.:J I Honestly built in solid Oak. ■--'^ ■: DE LUXE ■ Co* 'WM^^^iSa^mm RIGHT ON THE QUAY \^^T (Opposite KIRKS.) TAKE YOUR CHANGE IN WRIGLEY'S With the help of your doctor*& prescription GET BETTER ' Your docto* gives you a pire«- A t ■'! jflfJOiSzr scription and the quantities /\ j|_ $brMo*^^ of each ingredient must be followed faithfully to the tiniest fraction. Your prescription will be dispensed by a qualified chemist and you can be confident that the ; ingredients Boots use are always pure and fresh. SEND YOUR PRESCRIPTION TO ! YOU CAN RELY ON -^Of^Mprfb^ Phones: 44-003 & 44-004 jmß U\jr P.O. Box 360 9^W Phone: 5016 Also at 104 Queen Street^B^^"l^^^ and at 178 Princes Street : AUCKLAND • , DUNEDIN I : Ordar* by Poit will r«e«lv« prompt MMntlen — Poiug* Psld on tflorrfan to the vtfu* of £1 or ©vtr. CVS—42 j |— —— J BRONCHIAL I Centennial Exhibition ~ > | COUGH !! I and District Celebrations ; Just a Few Sips and— I c „ - T . B D., &«&<* « Flash—Relief! ■ Save Up For Trips By Rail • Spend 2/6 to-day at any chemist ■ The Centennial of New Zealand will be marked by spec- & x tL e bOt(Id P £ SSSifL di<S ■ tacular celebrations—especially historic pageantry — in couple of sips and sleep sound all ■ various districts as well as by the big Exhibition in night long—your irritating cough or ■ Wellington. People are well advised to save up for trips fet?s B "cSSSI,OO^ made in H which will include the Exhibition and visits to other places. Xcw Zealand—is by far the largest.i i '■'r .i • • ft j-l ii 'm «i r\ l selling cough medicine in all bliz- ■ Help for that purpose is offered by the Railways Depart- 2ur dly cold Canada — one little sip H ment with its travel stamps (I/-, 2/-, 2/6 and 5/-} and and the cough is quieted. Use 2or ii M 10/--vouchers obtainable at railway stations. Stamps are $£ -? gl /-/» - mo g f £l ■ exchangeable for vouchers which bear interest at 5 per cent. nothing seems to help. H Enquire about the new bulk-travel system for trips by j H rail and road. jit% WK' g g * \ H Circulars about accommodation; in Wellington during the tFM%9MjW&MM£%E<& H Exhibition period are obtainable at railway stations. j m ,«- mms^W^m mm. M ■ Save Up For Historic Holidays mixture
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVIII, Issue 16, 19 July 1939, Page 18
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