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Southland Times, Issue 24684, 4 March 1942, Page 2

•’ A fly irl vfcLk Vwiiik ft 4 r -a aV V i o ''- A _ to ‘ Kwte SO* 1 CXaS 1 soit- -- W ” EVERY PICTURE IS VIVID HISTORY! Stark, graphic and terrifying is a collection of zx,-, r.nmTTTo enlarged photographs sent from the Press COLLECTION Oh GRAPHIC Club, London, to the Newspaper Proprietors’ PICTURES ILLUSTRATE Association of New Zealand. These 64 LONDON’S ORDEAL BY BOMB photographs, each in its way a masterpiece vinv thfw FNT ARGED of the photographer’s art, illustrate in a AND FIRE. THESE ENLARGED striking nianner the damage which has been PHOTOGRAPHS WILL BE ON done by enemy bojnbing raids on historic EXHIBITION IN H. & J. SMITH’S buildings, city memorials and streets familiar LOUNGE FROM WEDNESDAY, to all who know their London. They will be displayed m H. and J. Smith s lounge and the MARCH 4th. exhibition will be officially opened at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, March 4, by the Deputy-Mayor (Councillor A. Wachner). COLLECTION IN AID OF LORD MAYOR OF LONDON’S AIB RAID DISTRESS FUND.

Queen bee prepared wax —the three-purpose wax. Cleans, shines, preserves against borer. Economical, brilliant. TIME TELLS: See our Steelite Green Signs.—Smith & Smith, Ltd., Esk Street. CYCLE CARRIERS—We have stocks of Spring Carriers to hand. Buy ■ now Wilson’s Cycle Store, cr. Dee and Spey Streets. BRING your PAINT problems to the makers of ANVIL Brand.—Smith & Smith, Ltd., Esk Street