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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23161, 6 October 1938, Page 22

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YOURS FOR KEEPS, NEW ZEALANDERS October Railways Magazine New Zealanders, you will find a - six-pence-worth of your country in tHe October issue of the Railways Magazine— an ideai gift for friends or relatives overseas. Here are some of ' the big features: —- A humorous chat on history by Ken. Alexander* ■ , • New Zealand's, Soldier Police of the Maori War days» by James Cowan. «Pelor.ua Sound, Where Fiordland is Fairyland," by 0. N. Gillespie. ; "In Memory of Katherine Mansfield," by G. N. Morris. " Dream Places," by Charles Clayton, \ " A Pioneer and t, Silk Top Hat," By Rosalind Redwood. Excellent special pag6s for women, a chat on books and authors, review of sport. 60 Illustrations. At Bookshops and News Agents g(J w LONDON DRY GIN. GIN derives its name from the 'i .. Juniper berries used to flavour lt> 7V\ OLD LONDON DOCK JAMAICA RUM. 1 RUM 'owes its name to the word "aroma"—because it has the strongest odour of all distilled spirits* GLEN ROSSIE Special Reserve SCOTCH WHISKY. WHISKY is a corruption of the . Gaelic " Uisge " (water)—ln Irish "Usquebaugh — l ' Water of Life'. •' • New Zealand Representative* Mr. R. D. SIMPSON, YORKSHIRE HOUSE* AUCKLAND." By 1814 Steam had taken to wheels, and railways had come to stay as one of the greatest factors In the progress of civilisation. ; It's over 124 years since Southard's - i \ ... ./ , began to build up In the City of London a name for themsejves as reliable shippers of GIN, RUM and WHISKY. Since then the name of Southard has steadily gained-world-wide renown and repute. SdUTHARDedaWD LONDON & fiIASGOW mm