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Franklin Times, Volume XXIV, Issue 21, 21 February 1934, Page 7

Business Notices. Miss Rogers’ Salon (Next Union Bank, King Street) ANNOUNCING PERMANENT WAVING FULL HEAD (with 6 months’ guarantee). from 15/Also — Setting - - 8/Shampoo and Set 3/6 Marcel - 2/Trimmlng, etc. at current Prices. a? s' Phone 211.

At a display of needlework in London recently much interest was aroused by a blue polo pull-over that had been knitted by a man. This article won a first prize in ' a knitting and needlework contest conducted by one of the leading London newspapers.

“Very chic,” remarked the Countess of Birkenhead as she inspected it. The lucky man, who was awarded £SO for his industry, was a barman in Nottingham. Men have different tastes in hobbies —and in tobaccos, but it is wonderful to notice the large number of smokers who are switching to the new and better New Zealand tobaccos. Red Shield and Rlue Shield. They are distinctly a step ahead in flavour, because they are made of superior tobacco that is “toasted to a turn.” In Red Shield (Dark) and Blue Shield ■Medium) you have New Zealand tobacco at its best —and look at the moderate price. 1/7 for the 2-oz tin. Also in handy and economical 1 lb. tins. . 1

and Grocers’ Counter Docket Books at cut rates—Times Jffico. Pukekohe.