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Northern Advocate, 16 December 1939, Page 7

£5 SNAPS Don’t miss'the fun this Season. Capture it and keep it on KODAK VERICHROME FILM. And be sure of perfect prints. Leave the Developing and Printing to our prompt service. PHILIP- LEWIS LTD. RADI ATOR-OLO GISTS DOPED RADIATORS STEAMED OUT • Manufacturing LEWIS’ FAMOUS HONEYCOMB CORE • RADIATORS ON LOAN Expert Repairers—Motor Metal Works 97Q PARNELL RD. Phone 45-275 Hu Old Parnell Picture Theatre, AUCKLAND. ypo'.ool YES THAT t NEW/ home/ 1 US CALI Wf OR. AN* V PSTtHATf! M I l ImI Si li st: ••• it: lee its EL tmd your home buildand re-modelling u we stand ready to je you with Everything for the Builder. i Our price* will yon Money. Qualities the best. Year enquiries ere solicited. The WHANGAREI TIMBER CO. LTD. Town Wharf, WHANGAREI. ::: tit ::: sis ■ eft B s:t ttt am stl ■ •a • •• A Job that need a doing i veil and requires the skill ttt of an expert is ttt ARMATURE REWINDING Such attention is assured at a saving when handled by:— ° BINDON AUTO ELECTRIC CO, LTD. WATER STREET, WHANGAREI. Phone 2752. NOETHLANDERS! When the holidays start Travel to Auckland by Hutley’s Sunday Kaitaia - Auckland Service and be with your relations and friends for Xmas Day. mmsmm Bookings at Awanui. Kaitaia, Menzies’ Motors (Whangarei) and at White Star Office (Auckland). H 22

THE. EMPIRE HOTEL (Fully Licensed) WILLIS STREET WELLINGTON Management - - - M. A. CARR Late of Hotel Cargen and Grand Hotel —Auckland Telephone 42-050 (4 Lines) Telegrams: EMPIRE —Wellington RENOVATED AND MODERNISED FROM BASEMENT TO ROOF Hot and Cold Water and Telephone in Room MANAGERIAL NOTE—For the country visitor or the family on a shopping or holiday tour, THE EMPIRE has had an atmosphere, almost a personality which has invested it for many years, and will he maintained for many more. There is quiet comfort, the rooms are large and airy, and the lounges, writing rooms and other mooting places are restful and home like. Service is unobtrusive and efficient, and the office has accumulated an array of information on points of interest to visit and the best places for shopping. The Real Germany See December ‘‘Railways Magazine lan Stevenson, a New Zealand Railwayman, who toured Germany on the eve of war, had some very interesting experiences, which he tells Well. Other excellent features are—“CHRISTENNIAL CAPERS,” by Ken Alexander. ‘‘THE WITCH’S TIKI” (a story of Maori magic), by James Cowan. “FOOD-PRESERVING INDUSTRIES OF NEW ZEALAND,” by O. N. Gillespie. “INTRODUCED BIRDS IN NEW ZEALAND,” by Mona Gordon. “AROUND THE MUTTON-BIRD ISLANDS.” by Rosaline Redwood. “ECHO OF THE SIEGE OF ORAKAU PA” by A. J. Sheat. “LOVE OF A HAWK FOR HIS MATE,” by Jean Boswell. “LITTLE MISS FRECKLES” (a Christmas story for Children), by Nellie Donovan. \ 6$ AT BOOK SHOPS AND NEWS AGENCIES