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Have A Safe Holiday This Summer, v.-:■: r:Sill? Take the Safe, Cheap Way. Your own railways offer you the cheapest, safest, and altogether the best travel service. Whether your heart yearns for highlands or lowlands, rivers, or lakes, sunny beaches, or cool forests, your railways can take you comfortably to the desired scenic, sporting, or health resorts. Communicate with the nearest Stationmaster, Passenger Agent, or District Manager for full particulars. PRICES Best Scotch Linoleum Square, splendid quality and good designs. Must be cleared. 9ft. x 7ft. 6in. 9ft. x 9ft. 9ft. x 10ft. 6in. 9ft. x 12ft. 52/6, for 42/6 62 / 6 ' £or 49/6 75 /-» lor 59/6 85 /"» for 67/6 57/6, for 45/6 67/6, for 54/6 79/6, for 63/- 89 / 6 ' for 69/6 A Few Extra Quality Carpet Squares, in large sizes, to be cleared at very special prices. All I Ift. 3in. x 12ft. 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Sailors don't csre —so long as they Get 20 Army Clnb a day. fa one way he is most tmiqueT Ee writes it 'A** « Greek! ■9 —<• . IWAID ill r—/I ' / I^l . I ■ /« The raee to ran; tha cash is to*. An Army Club at any coat I Test Army Club To-day. Open a packet and examine a cigarette. Feel its consistency. Tap it and light it. Inhale its cool, fragrant smoke. Watch its even burning. Notice how perfectly it behaves—from first to last. Dust ? Raggedness ? Sponginess ? Tightness f Loose ends i No, Sir 1 Not if it's an Army Club ! The perfect cigarette! Perfect tobacco in perfect paper 1 Ribbed rice paper, containing as much as 4% of pure rice! No wonder the millions have chosen and choose always Army Club! ** When I 'eve finish cook as fOfr I always light *• Army Chfc> „ fjjz The bishop, just like ether jig Knows the cigarette to soon "a : '-V-- V;---. Another oi the millions wto Pronounce sH other brands Plain? Cork-tipped ? 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ONOTO INK 4 f» ALL Pens mi'M M ■■ M $ m Everybody who' has~a" telephone"need**an ONOTO Ink Pencil, the ideal .writing instrument for making permanent noteaJ It never requires sharpening* writes smoothly —no scratching. Always ready {ot use, and; lasts for ever. Its sturdy strength is typical of»all that* is best in British material A and, craftsmanship. OF ALL' STATIONERS AND JEWELLERS Price 10/6 Self FOling Model 12/6 .THOMAS D£ LA RUE & CO., LTD.. Loado# C: M HowitmchV will it Cover f|§ m Howlong will it las# How much will it cover ? How long will it last? Is it pure Lead and Zinc paint ? Are questions to ask when you are offered a "cheaper" paint than Berger's " 8.P." the guaranteed 100% pure combination of Lead and Zinc paint. 44 Cheap " paints always cost more per yard—are substantially less durable—weigh these facts carefully—they interest you, and then demand Berger's "B.P.** B.P. will cost less per yard—per job —and per year• sp

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXV, Issue 19866, 9 February 1928, Page 16

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