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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21764, 2 April 1934, Page 14

10's PACKETS contain THE NEW •EASY-ACCESS' inner FOIL PACK (Patent No. 396570/-32) mm I?*2cp!»33^^»B«S S§&*? -y-i U/gfrfirft m MM 111 Sltf i .*** 32$s imt rT: i !SK Wma, mm iLrM wm m "'<A& 'ifflfflz. mm m ma. m liiiiill lie (i mm «■ s*** sli IP Hiil SftVS :#■&: wwMm i H 5 I §1 il^ia^® <^#V£'2£&sSs Good Eggs at the Easter Wedding Tim and Ru, the Gay Caballeros, once again act in their well-known capacities of Best Man and Groomsman respectively. This time HeeltapsSmith is the lucky man-—or the victim, as you will. Numbers of the lads are wise-cracking that hoary old-timer about "another good fellow gone west." The Padre archly suggests that it is Tim's and Ru's turn next. At which remark the Bridesmaids prick up their shell-like ears, blush, look coy and endeavour to attract the lads' attention by trying not to. Altogether "a most enjoyable time was had by ail/* as the ever priginal social reporters so frequently write. Padre: You know, my dear chaps, Marriage is a great institution. Tim: Apropos of the one I prefer above all others is the Welcome Inn. It guarantees harmony, camaraderie and conviviality. Ru! I guess if Mrs. Heeltaps is a psychologist she icill order a case of Timaru everytime she icants a new frock, and Heeltaps to ill gladly pay for both. Well, lads, what about another spot of toasting tonic. NOTE: Order your Timaru early for the wedding. Tn offer guests anything but Timaru is simply not done. KI <•» jtomhw ®S.:EEEU©*^ 'oubLe Le, Bottled ujith loving care by John Reid & Co. Ltd. £lAnzac Avenue, AucklandEß COPYSUGHI TA6I-164 >DV The schoolboy or schoolgirl who only too easily picks up school epidemics—the thin child—the baby not getting on—you can easily save yourself all this anxiety 1 The secret is Lane's Emulsion—Lane's the miracle maker, over-flowing with Nature's body - building cod liver oil in palatable, easily digested form. Triee 2/9 and 4/9, Chemists & Stores. Manufactured by Tht Lami Medicint Co. Ltd. (E. G. Lane, Graduate Chemut), Oamoru, FM¥T¥ «¥/fW '■ -'V* • •Y-y.yy.A'y.'-' The Holiday That Helps Your Railways at Your Service How well you know that you would like a holiday—the changes of scene and the escape from routine—the sally into refreshing places—the tonic that will strengthen you for tasks ahead. "Yes—but the cost?" you say. Well; your railways cut the cost of transport. The fares average less than a penny a mile, second class, and a small fraction over a penny, first class. Then think of the safety and comfort for. yourself and the relief from anxiety about relatives and friends. In the past eight years your railways have carried 180 million passengers without a fatality. Travel by Rail and Relax