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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22400, 22 April 1936, Page 20

mi Mii ■■m > ' One of the greatest heritages the present generation of New Zealanders is heir to is the magnificent native bush which adorn 9 the hills and valleys of then native land. It should be the privilege and duty of all New Zealanders to preserve that heritage intact and inviolate, and to develop the growth of trees wherever practicable. . THE WAIKATO WINTER SHOW ASSOCIATION recognises the sacred trust imposed on it and other responsible bodies, and it numbers among its members staunch advocates of afforestation and bush preservation. In order to inculcate and stimulate similar tastes among its patrons, it offers substantial prizes and diplomas to successful photographers, amateur and professional, w.ho take part in the special competition to be held at the next WAIKATO which opens in the Winter Show Buildings, Ward Street, Hamilton, on May 26 next and continuing until Wednesda)', June 3. There are eight classes in this particular section, provision being made for pictures of kauri, rimu, any other variety of native trees, and groups of native t..ee3. An opportunity is thus afforded photographers to co-operate with the Association in its desire to promote an interest in BUSH PRESERVATION Schedules of "conditions and prizes may b« had on application to the Secretary, Waikato Winter Show Association, P.O. Box 91, Hamilton. Entries close early in * M Mr. Leonard Hazel the oversea* expert lecturer and economical cookery demonstrator is using Hansell's Cloudy Food Flavouring /in his cooking demonstrations. Mr. Hazel confirms what leading chefs discovered—that Hansell's Cloudy Food Flavourings have no equal for their true flavour and fragrance of fresh fruits. INSIST ON CLOUDY * FOOD FLAVOURINGS [THE CHEMISTS ADVICE a m PYOU HEED REXONA SOAP. ITS lEDICATIONS THOROUGHLY CLEAN SKIN...AND THATS THE 1 ONLY WAY TO KEEP IT ft m m SI At your Chemist's or Store NOW !