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Wairarapa Age, 7 July 1936, Page 6

The Cleanest ® J Cheapest and r Most Convenient HgAnßMr-WB Cooking EASY TO USE. Special reductions have been made to enable everyone to enjoy the advantages of the .... ALL ELECTRIC HOME If you install an Electric Range and Water Heater you receive a special reduction of One Penny per unit for lighting, and up to Twopence per unit for Cooking arid Heating. The charges are— Lighting - - . 4jd. per unit nett. Cooking, Heating, Radio and all other Appliances - I Jd. to |d. per unit nett. Country Consumers can now have all the advantages and convenience of a town house. Small Deposit and very Easy Terms for Installation. Evil Information willingly supplied. > ■ WAIRARAPA ELECTRIC POWER BOARD.

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■ ■ I Life of Harry Holland | GREAT REVIEW IN RAILWAYS MAGAZINE. ■ ■ New Zealanders of all classes and creeds will have a heartfelt I ■ human interest in James Cowan’s brilliant review of the life and £ i work of Henry Edmund Holland who led the Labour Party for j ■ so many years. With a clear insight into the beliefs and ideals ■ ■ of a self-sacrificing statesman, Mr. Cowan offers a worthy tribute ■ ■ from a national viewpoint. ■ ■ This July issue has also a wide range of other good features, ■ ■ well illustrated—stories, humorous sketches, original verse, ■ J chats on books and authors, timely notes and useful hints for ■ I women, a remarkable review of sport, and the romantic mean- • ■ ings of Maori place-names. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ OVERSEAS FRIENDS WOULD LIKE COPIES. Od (At Book Shops and Agencies.) (jd H ■