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Sun (Christchurch), Volume VII, Issue 2143, 28 December 1920, Page 18 (Supplement)

Seekers of New Year Gifts will naturally end their quest at Glanville's, for here are so many delightful things that you'll not be able to resist purchasing. Exquisite and rare Perfumes, Manicure Sets, Ivory Brushware, and a fascinating array of Toilet Soaps, Powders, etc., enable you to choose with unusual assurance. J). Ferguson Glanville, Chemist, High Street. .6 The "Dennis" motor lorry is able to operate over long distances. Every part has been tested and it can bo relied upon to reach its destination safely.—The New Zealand Express Co.,

THE FOUR WINDS OF HE A VEN [Specially Written for The Sun.] The Four Winds of Heaven, they rode the raging ocean, Euroclydon and Eurus and Boreas the Bold, Euroclydon and Auster and Boreas and Eurus, They rode the raging ocean until the stars grew cold. The Four Winds of Heaven, they rode the raging ocean, They fought the fighting billows until the stars grew cold; Euroclydon and Eurus, they flung the foam to Heaven, And Auster ploughed the furrows with Boreas the Bold. The Four Winds of Heaven, they rode the raging ocean, They tossed and tore and tumbled until the stars grew cold; And when keen Auster wearied and Eurus failed in fury, Euroclydon went warring with Boreas the Bold. But sound sleep the sleepers beneath the raging ocean. Nor reck they of the tempest, nor reck they of the cold; Nor reck they of Auster, Euroclydon or Eurus, Who sweep the seething surges with Boreas the Bold. Sydenham. -H. J. Henderson.