Page 2 Advertisements Column 4

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20671, 9 March 1937, Page 2

Charm of New Zealand March "Railways Magazine" New Zealanders, you will see much of your pleasant country brightly described and well illustrated in the March issue:— k ‘’The Birds of Rakiura,” (Stewart Island), by Robin Hyde. “A Wilderness of Enchantment—South Westland and Beyond—.\ew Zealand's Least Known and Most Fascinating Country,” by G. G. Stewart. **A Cluster of Jewels —Towns of South Taranaki,” by O. N. Gillespie. ■‘Goof’s Guide to New Zealand,” a humorous chronicle by Ken Alexander. Ninth version of “The Thirteenth Clue,” by C. A. Manis. Romantic history of Dusky Sound, by A. Shanks.% Randolph Rose, Athletic Thriller, by W. F. Ingram. Sixty pictures. At Book-Shops and News-Agencies

Electric Light Bulbs Buy (he •’Multiplex” 2 in 1 HAVE YOU EVER BEEN LEFT IN DARKNESS? WITH THE -MULTIPLEX” THERE IS NO FEAR OF THIS, THE LAMPS HAVE A DOUBLE FILAMENT, IF ONE FAILS JUST TURN THE CAP. PUT THE LAMP BACK, AND THE LIGHT IS ON AGAIN. ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION 40 WATT, 2/B. 6UW, 2/6. 75W, 3/3. 100W, 4/3. THE PRICE IS LOW AS THERE ARE TWO LIGHTS IN ONE BRITISH MADE Priest and Holdgate, Ltd. THE IRONMONGERS

For 52 Years THE inuicau worn, die risks ano me cesponslbUlUea Ot Trusteeships have been our especial »tuc!y Why burden a friend of a relative with you affair® when fou ean obtain Continuous Administration ari the Combined Business Judgment of The PERPETUAL TRUSTEES Co. Ltd. ESTABLISHED 1884 (Managing £7.000.0001 At Dunedin. Christchurch. Oatnaru and Invercargill Timaru Office: U 8. ABERNETHY, AM.P Buildings. District Man# get.

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