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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23072, 24 June 1938, Page 4

Wl s ~-V - \ i m ' ji ■ Every item in our entire stock is reduced - in many cases to genuine half price ! Come and see the sensational reductions in Frocks, Coats, Costumes, Furs K j . |l ( i#H and Men's Wear at this IHE mOUSE colossal event ! U KARANGAHAPE ROAD

Users of Railway Wagons! PLEASE KEEP WHEELS MOVING Quick Unloading Helps Everybody Farmers, manufacturers, merchants, you will win many votes of thanks from other users if you unload your railway wagons a3 quickly as possible. Although the making of new vehicles is going on busily in the big workshops, the demand tends to exceed the supply if wagons are not emptied quickly. There is an urgent need for the utmost use of existing wagons. Speedy clearance of goods also prevents congestion in railway yards and sidings, and saves money as well as time for the Department and its customers. Friendly Speed is an Urgent Need

81 111 fl BLH doesn't necessarily mean evening tea with frills or afternoon tea on a mountain top for that matter. We just waot to draw your attention to the fact that Bell Tea is fcigh grown tea. Mountain gardens above the 4000 feet level give you a stronger tea possessing more vitality and stored up flavour. That is why Bell Tea goes twice as far as cheaper teas, and so actually cosjls you less in the long run. Only the bud and the first two leaves of the shoot are used in Bell T<ia. Plucking is a job for experts: great care is exercised to ensure that no stalk or coarse material reaches the factory. \% IS TEA TIME r./jwuw',,!' ELI 3/4 PER POUND