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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 263, 5 November 1937, Page 11

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JJNVELOPES for every need. Mercantile Wove, at 2/6 (Inc. tax) box of 250 is excellent value. Postage 6d. extra. “The Wanganui Chronicle’’ Co., Ltd.

CHARM OF NEW ZEALAND. Revealed in‘RAILWAYS MAGAZINE’ New Zealanders, every month the “Railways Magazine” gives very pleasant chronicles and stories of your country. Here are some of the big illustrated features of the November issue:— “On Secret Service—An Old-time Adventure on the Waikato”— by James Cowan “Escape to Beauty and Old Adventure”by Bernice Shackleton “The Glory of Gardens and Their Meaning” by O. N. Gillespie “Hobbies for Hubbies” by Ken. Alexander “Forgotten River” by E. H. Sealy “Wanaka, Lake of Dreamy Beauty” by Nora Elliot “Romance of Kawhia” by Joyce West “Healing Waters of Ngawha” by Jeq/1 Boswell Special Notes and Comments for Women Chats on Sport and Books 60 ILLUSTRATIONS. 6d. - At Bookshops and News-Agencies - 6d.

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