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Evening Star, Issue 22354, 2 June 1936, Page 14

‘Challenge' First Quality Baking Bran The Bran with the Whole-meal Mixture Used for BISCUITS, SCONES, BREAD, Etc. IT’S A 100" HEALTH PRODUCT. Try a Bag!ALL GROCERS, 10d per 31b bag. NEILL & CO. LTD. AGENTS. 3 /■ ■ in £ off all JEWELLERY and CHINAWARE AT DAWSONS LIMITED ANNUAL Roval Academy Doulton and Buskin. Pieces, also Oddments in Dinner and Tea Ware at greatly reduced prices. Crystal Salt and Pepper Shaken. Usual Price, 4/9 pair. Sale Price, 2/9 pair. 61-piece Dinner Set. Usual Price, £5 9/6. Sale Price, £3 15/-. 32-piecc Dinner Set. Usual Price, 47/6. Sale Price, 30/-. Tuscan China Tea Set, 21 pieces. Usual Price, 45/-. Sale Price, 32/6. Maori Pattern Cups, Saucers, and Plates. Usual Price, 7/-. Sale Price, 2/11. Stuart Crystal Handled Jam Dishes. Usual Price, 6/6. Sale Price, 2/6 each. Glass Salad Bowls, extra large size. Usual Price, 5/6, Sale Price, 2/11 each. Brass and Bronze Ware specially reduced. Photographic Goods not subject to Sale Discount. Crystal Salt and Pepper Shakers. Usual Price, 4/- pair. Sale Price, 2/6 pair. Fancy Cups, Saucers, and Plates. Usual Price, 1/3. .Sale Price, lOd. Pottery Lemon Squeezers. Usual Price, 10fl. Sale Priee, Sd. CALL EARLY m £5 Corner Princes Street and Moray Place, Dunedin. “Railways Magazine” Pleases All A Treat for Every Family Could New Zealanders have a better value for sixpence than they can obtain in the “ Railways Magazine.” which, regularly contains the best work of leading writers —bright, stories, dramatic biography, humorous sketches, verse, helpful notes and comments for women, delightful stories for children, chats on books and authors, and, of course, the romance of the railways, from all viewpoints? The whole spirit ,of New Zealand, past and present, is seen in this popular national magazine. Sixty pictures. Friends and relatives overseas would like copies. 6d Big Features in June Issue 6d Obtainable at bookstalls and news agencies. I—7 Office Work places a strain on your eyes! Continual doso work tends to bring about eyestrain unless precautions are taken. It is a wiso plan to give your ey| f the protection of glasses BEFORE discomfort is felt, and so prevent eyestrain from developing. . . . Consult the FAIR.MASD OPTICAL CO. LTD. QUEEN’S BUILDING, 119 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN, 0.1. A. H. FAIRMAID, L. N. MEDIAN, Consulting Opticians.