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Northern Advocate, 8 September 1938, Page 3

IP YOIT ARE GREY, Van-Grey was made especially for you. Grows Natural colour back into grey liair by enlivening? pigment producing cells. — T JMenzies and other chemists. 6

Something for Everybody September Railways Magazine A treat for any family and a good feast of New Zealand to send to friends or relatives overseas. “Dr. J. W. Mellor. a Brilliant Chemist and Humorist 'of, Otago University,” by S.J. “A Humorous View of Horse-racing,” by Ken Alexander. “The Drama In New Zealand,” by O. N. Gillespie. < 4 “The Siege of Rauporoa Pa,” by James Cowan. “Glimpses of the Wellington Railway Station Nursery and PlayRooms,” by Bernice Shackleton. “The Making of the World’s Wonder Talk,” by Harry Gilmore. “Thermal Marvels of Tongariro National Park,” by Gordon F. Hunt. “Maori Legends of Rotorua Lakes,” by Joyce West. 60 Pictures. id. AT BOOK SHOPS AND NEWS AGENCIES 6d.

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