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Evening Star, Issue 23335, 3 August 1939, Page 16

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A Clear Winner All the Wav Railways Magazine for August Ken Alexander makes merry on the subject of inventions. Dr Guy H. Seholefield tells how the late Edgar Wallace was 7 descended from a pioneer of Wellington. 0 N. Gillespie shows New Zealand’s remarkable progress in the manufacture of women’s overwear. Mervyn G. M'Neil in ’ Youth Takes the Helm,' has a very good review of the recent conference of Maori folk at Auckland H. Beattie tells of the old-time Maoris’ skill in bnshcraft and signalling. Other features include excellent comment on sport, original verse, a chat on books and authors, and very helpful note* and notions for women. A big spread of sixty pictures. A bright, clean treat for any family, here dr overseas. 6d—At Bookshops and News Agencies—6d