Page 10 Advertisements Column 1

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21141, 26 March 1932, Page 10 (Supplement)

...via Matson Linere, the three and a half day run to Sydney will prove not only efficient traveling, but each day will be replete with interesting events. Music...dancing. -. deck sporta torn ake the time pass enjoyably. Meals which maintain a hiph standard of excellence...in culinary skill...in delightful sei> vice. Staterooms . . . commodious, airy, immaculate. EARLY SAILING DATES AUCKLAND to SYDNEY April Bth and 29th. ltmtk Ask for information IP THE OCEANIC STEAMSHIP CO. MATSON LINE General Agents for New Zealand: HENDERSON & MACFARI.ANE LTD. Maritime Building Quny St., Auckland VBBH Ltd - Expert Radiator Repairer. LEWIS RADIATORS VV jsjoVV (1931) ON N.Z. ROADS. DAMAGED LAMPS. GUARDS, TANKS AND BODIES REPAIRED LIKE NEW. Written Certificato f-7 /ri > > Guaranteeing mCtTO| Workmanship. LEV/IS Mi iJHJ HONEYCOMB SI? W RAD ORE° R FITTED SAME DAY. Any Damaged Section can be Replaced. Onlv 50 per cent, cost of New Radiator. The only Core which can be satisfactorily cleaned on Car. RADIATORS LENT WHILE YOURS REPAIRED. Cfia>'ru>es> % i/ <_s£ AUCKLAND. 'Phone 45*?75 m mM!M m krSm iS F-XV ?VS#5 Zl .>2 m : this ECONOMICAL Tea? Obtainable in ' ib Packet 7 d A quick-brewing pure. Ceylon tea of exquisite rlavour. rib Packet • 1 /*? r\ 1 1 ' Be sure you ask your grocer ib Packet 2/4 for the NEW tea' in the GREEN packets- "Belgravia" No Coupons, No Free Gifts—All lib Packet Hb Packet lib Packet . 1 111 1 1 I I;:-..csau*-.irt'J wmMmmmmtmMi T ' V ;*J The best Motor Oil you can buy—and yet It costs no more than ordinary oil ! Use it in YOUR car for smooth running and longer engino life ! Jm- \l.l ill Ipppi iifitiiivi i &l For over a half century the name Cnticwra has been before the public. Have you ever wondered what the name means? Derived from Cutis-cura, it means just this, "care of the skin," and that is what Ciaticiara Preparations have been doing for millions of people throughout the world. For sample Soap, Ointment and Talcum Address: R. Towns & Co., Sydney, N.S.W. Try Cuticura Shaving Stick. If beetles were ! Luckily they are not, but more objectionable pests are difficult to imagine. They invade even the cleanest house* ICe sting s Powder provides the simplest, safest and deadliest method of keeping your home free from beetles and all insect pests. You can use Keating's without any embarrassment or risk. It is harmless to animals. It cannot affect or spoil anything it touches, except insects, which it positively KILLS. Buy Keating's to-day and use it freely during spring-cleaning under carpets and felts, round picture rails, in wardrobes, cupboards, and the iiS kitchen. II W 855* U» T.-—' KEATING'S 1/6 POWDER FLASK Something quite new. Simplifies use Prevents waste. Enables nooks and crannies to be reached without trouble. Indispensable at spring-cleaning. Costs only I /6. ready for use. Can be refilled. Tins: 5d., 10d.,& 1/6. KEATING'S does nob merely stupefy - it KIL£ SPRING CLEANING HINTS When storing BLANKETS and BEDDING not required'during tno Summer, air them thoroughly and then sprinkle KEATING'S liberally Detween the folds. This is a sure preI ventive of moth. KEATING S 13 | non-staining and leaves no odour. Before relaying CARPETS, FELTS, etc., it is a wise precaution to sprinkle KEATING'S in the . cracks and crevices of the floor and particularly where the floor and skirting boards meet. The floor should be perfectly dry before the powder is used. n£> -O •*> As a preventive of FLIES, WASPS, etc., sprinkle KEATING'S along picture rails, ledges, over doors ancl windows, tops of cupboards and similar places. Here the powder u out of sight, but a certain and permanent death-trap for all flies and insects corning into contact with it. Where BEETLES, and COCKROACHES are ' troublesome, springcleaning time is .favourable for taking preventive measures. After cleaning and when .floors, etc., are thoroughly dry. KEATING'S. should, be used liberally where these pests are known to appear, and any holes ,or crevices should then, as far as posfeible, be stopped up. O O <7 Before packing CURTAINS away, see that \ they are dry and then ■ Is? * liberally dust with I W WL. ; KEATING'S. When required for re-hang-fl£ft ing later in the year, Ma V all trace of the powMaS 't der may be easily reUW \ moved by shaking w i and brushing. . . k\TS,. '• KEATING'S can- ' \^ ot harm any • fabric P rov !^l (IV j\ & care is taken that ™I *** the articles are j>erfectly dry. <7- <£?' •C To protect FURS and OTHER GARMENTS against the ravages oi the clothes mpth see that they thoroughly dry, and then dust them with KEATING'S before storing them for the Summer. A shaking will easily free the clothes from the powder. © All WARDROBES, CUPBOARDS and DRAWERS where garments, Inrs, etc., are kept, should be well swept or dusted out and cleaned. inen thorough application of KEATING S POWDER should be made as a pre * caution against damage to the content* 2 t>y the clothes motll.