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Northern Advocate, 10 May 1937, Page 2

RADIO RECEIVING LICENSES DUE Listeners whose receiving licenses expired on the 31st March last and whose , installations have not been dismantled, are liable to prosecution if a renewal is not effected immediately. Licenses may be OBTAINED AT ANY POSTAL MONEYORDER OFFICE The expired license should be presented when application is made for renewal. RENEW YOUR RADIO LICENSE RENEWAL

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/ 116 PAGES FOR 6d. 44 ISSUE EIGHTY ILLUSTRATIONS The May issue of the “N.Z. Railways Magazine” has worthy treatment of the New Wellington Station in two- feature articles by A. S. Wansbrough (Designing Engineer of the Department) and O. N. Gillespie. Other “Specials”. are:— “R. L. Stevenson and His Friends,” by James Cowan. “In Old Dunedin,” by Robin Hyde. ' “Goof’s Hocu&sed History,” by Ken Alexander. “A Chieftainess of Tuhoe,” by Gwenda Williams. “Romance of North New Zealand,” by Jean Boswell. “Relief Expeditions in the Mountains,” by John Pascoe. “White Fury,” by Andrew Stewart. 6d. AT BOOK-SHOPS & NEWS, AGENCIES 6d. GOLFERS You cannot play Good Golf with Poor Clubs Secure the World’s Best FORGAN’S Balls Bags Tees Etc. at WOOLLEY’S MODERN PHARMACY 0 Whangarei Cameron Street. SI ■ •: & k 111 Cleaned in a Jiffy. For Road Construction. Wilsoaate roads take heavy traffic 4 days after lasting. Local bodies should specify Wilsonite as the saving in time and money is considerable. A bucket or two of water, a minute with the broom and cowshed and yard are clean — if they’re floored with concrete. The cleanliness of concrete is an asset that cannot be overvalued. Use Wilsonite Rapid Hardening Cement for your job—it’s hard and smooth only four days after laying, but the work’s done for all time. "wilsonite; WILSONS (N.Z.) PORTLAND CEMENT LTD.. AUCKLAND.

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