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Man and Nature join forces in ■r M m m m 'M &»V-A\ IW.iw •v^-U A deep mountain gorge blocked by Boulder Jty. Dam and a vast desert becomes an inland sea —Lake Mead. Colossal sculptured heads of Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt bring to life the sheer rock face of towering Mt. Rushmore. In New Mexico's Carlsbad Caverns, fantastic limestone decorations are made available to everyone . . • far beneath the surface of the earth. Such Man-and-Nature teamwork adds salty fascination to travel through America. Travel is outstanding in comfort and economy because of far-flung railway systems that make all America a neighborhood. Trains in which it is a pleasure to sleep, a satisfaction to dine, a restful interlude free from annoyance or responsibility. Modern air-conditioning makes its own perfect climate. Safe speed takes you 3000 miles in 75 hours. Club and observation m cars for diverting hours with interesting companions. Valet, maid, barber, assure your arrival refreshed and ready for the day. Stop over most anywhere without additional cost. From the time you sail for California aboard the luxurious "Mariposa" or "Monterey of the Matson-Oceanic fleet, you find a new measure of romance, coupled with gratifyingly low fares and incidental expenses. Fifteen glorious days on the smooth Pacific with stops at Fiji, Samoa and Hawaii then across America via your chosen route. Finally, a wide selection of trans-Atlantic liners—for this is the short, quick, natural highroad to England. Secure a copy of "England Across America", a fascinating booklet telling the interest of this Antipodes-to-England trail via Matson-Oceanic and America. You'll appreciate its ) luxur y> flexibility and ceaseless, ever-changing parade of wonders. Free upon request. AMERICAN RAILWAYS TRAVEL AND INFORMATION BUREAU Dsn line (Incorporated in U.S.A.) "Representatives t HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, LTD., Endtans Buildings, 56 Quay Street, Auckland safe; the EXTRA tV.V'V'- , w Sy^_ iainHßi asHssSi It's the second parachute that gives complete safety —and similarly, it's the modern devices on a Wallace Super Milker that ensure complete protection of your herd. Moreover, this Super Milker gives quicker, cleaner milking with a minimum of stripping and is built to last for years. Post coupon to-day for further details. §£33 m 7&>m Illustration on right shows Filter Parts from some milk samples. Note cleanliness of No. 1 rrom Wallace Super Machine as compared with other samples. HUBS! 6 E# m rnone 30-156. Head Office: NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND D. MoL. WALLACE LTD., Dept. H., NEWMARKET, AUCKLAND. Dear Sirs, —Please forward me details and Free Catalogue of your Wallace Super Millcer. MP / IN THE PREMISES OF JOHN KNOWLES, KING STREET. Full stocks of best Rubberware carried, including SEIBERLING Tyres . and Tubes, PARA Gumboots, SEIBERLING and other makes of Milking Machine Rubberware. ON SALE AT AUCKLAND PRICES (Agent for Waiukus MR. R. M. LEGGE.) Acidity, Heartburn Headache, Biliousness are relieved quicldy, safely, by Dintveford's Pure Fluid Magnesia, which neutralises the excess acid and soothes the stomach. For over a century Dinnefohd's has been prescribed for Indigestion, Acidity, Heartburn, Headache, Biliousness, Constipation, Gout and Gravel. Plea sant to take, gentle in action, and absolutely effective. Has no griping effect. But be tiure you get Dinnefohd's, prepared in London for the past! 100 years Quicl;! a dose of UDDER CHILLS HARD QUARTERS and all forms ill of Mammitis DON'T LET mammitis dc-. 's^7* rastate you% J" ' , jtjrifl herd. At the first y t^bßx sign of colds, chills, " 7•■'SSj or inflammation, use / V JB 1 Llssaman's Mammitii (V Paint—easy to apply, prompt.to jive relief. A Waikato farmer writes "Please forward a more bottles of your Mammitis Paint. The other bottle worked wonders." Keep a bottle handy, Obtalmble at all stores or direct from S. LISSAMAN, KAPONGA TARANAKI PAINT ( M A M lyl O L ) m mm -L PHONE COME ON THE TE

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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22515, 4 September 1936, Page 5

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Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22515, 4 September 1936, Page 5

Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22515, 4 September 1936, Page 5