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Evening Star, Issue 21689, 7 April 1934, Page 3

a CHALLE a Health Bran Wholemeal Biscuits This line is one of the best sellers.It is made of the purest ingredients.It has substance. It has quality. The children love it.“CHALLENGE” BRAN AND WHOLE* MEAL HEALTH BISCUITS FILL A LONG'FELT WANT. OF ALL GROCERS. NEILL & CO. LTD. - AGENTS. Wallpapers, New Designs of . * • » « Exquisite « . . ■ . » Simplicity, now the Approved . . . Fashion! • ••» * » IN Modern House Furnishing and Decoration “ Charm and Simplicity go hand in hand, producing that quality of Distinction known as Style,” representing Artistic Taste. The new season’s Wallpapers which .we" are now showing conform to these requirements, and are pleasing m colour and pattern. Surprisingly beautiful effects can be achieved by the adoption of a decorative scheme in which the wall coverings harmonise with furniture and environment; Inquiries receive courteous attention. S. F. Aburn Ltd. Importers, Art Decorators, Painters, Glass Bevellers, and Silverers. 115 PRINCES STREET. Then you’ll be interested in the football boots, we’re showing. Hard wearing and comfortable, they il help you, through many a strenuous game tnd still be good for many more. All very moderately priced. Call and see them. ■No. I.—A good lightweight boot, with extra strong toes. Boys’, 1 to 4 • • 9/6 Men’s «... • • 10/6 No. 2.—A slightly stronger boot, with special bases 'and studs—. 12/6 No. 3.—A hard wearing calf boot, with vamp strap Specially built toes. Bars and studs — 16/6 No. 3.—The.famous “ O.B.” boot, with aluminium plate under , the sole to ensure absoluteOO j£* comfort. Has stood the test for years — if a call is not convenient, mail your order, with cash. Money back if you're not satisfied. W. Harris & Son Ltd. Footwear Specialists, Dunedin. The Holiday That Helps Your Railway* at Your Service! How well you know that you would like a holiday the changes of scene and the escape from routine the sally into refreshing places —the tonic that will strengthen you for tasks ahead. "Yes —but the cost?” you say. Well, your railways out the cost of transport. The fares average less than a penny a mile second class and a small fraction over a penny first class.. Then think of the safety and comfort for yourself and the relief from anxiety about relatives and friends. In the past eight years your railways, have carried 180 million passengers without a fatality. Travel by Rail and Relax !