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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXI, Issue 21906, 15 September 1934, Page 20

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More conve More economical! r***MT«N*o Avoid the inconvenience of running short of fresh milk. Keep a few tins of Ideal Milk on hand. Always ready for use. More economical too, because there is no waste. • ' - Small tins are 3d.— Family Size, 6d. Little enough for twice the richness of ordinary milk a wholesome, creamy richness which you can dilute to suit your' purposes. EVAPORATED UNSWEETENED MILK A NESTLE'S PRODUCT USE NEW ZEALAND TAR FOR NEW ZEALAND ROADS. SEE THAf YOUR PATHS ARE SURFACED WITH if' 33 M SUB m IS 13

K>'9S| *J*as f v | ■BniHKBSir Getting down to 'Brass Tax' To all to whom these "presents" come t GREETINGS: Know ye then that Tim and Ru are hereby constituted and appointed A Roy-Ale Commission under the "Sinking Fun" Act, and have been called to the Bar of Bellamy's to present their case, (of anti-depression compound) CESOLVED: That the tax-tired populace will have no difficulty in decide ing what to do with the tuppence in the pound. P.S. TO ALL CIVIL SERVANTS. Thanks for the invitation; we will be present at your Whoopee on October Thirst. mm A fOHW REID*S limaru w loubLe <^ALe, be. Bottled with loving core by John Reid & Co. Ltd. Antac Avenue. AucklandWM Copyright TA73-IS4 CBRANDAUER & Co.* Ltd. Circular Pomtedgggg SEVEN PRIZE MEDALS. WORKS: BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND. These aerie* of Peas neither scratch nor They glide over the roughest paper with the ease of • soft lead-pencil. Ask your Storekeeper for an Assorted Sample Bex. Beware of cheap imitations.