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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22523, 4 October 1938, Page 7

KEEP IN STEP WITH SPRING VOGUE VISIT MISS SPARKES J« tt^ s * * * « « 1 Polka-dots make their smart reappearance on trim Tailored Silk Suits. "We have many' delightful styles. Suits from . . . 17/6 Tailored Costumes . . . 29/6 1> i&^PS THE FASHION CENTRE IN ARMAGH STREET © M SHIM* S£S I » • SJ»S : Jf :T| $ 5a "^> yMis wp oB Irffi Hi 4 pp g%»9& i %1 5* PAGES FROM A TRAVEL DIARY. "Another memorable day over! Hour after hour this huge ship forges steadily through a turquoise expanse of sea restlessly sparkling in the sun how wide and free life seems out here! The stretches of smooth white deck invite us all day long to start a dozen lively games or laze dreamily in our chairs; reading, chatting or idly watching the creaming wash of'foam overside. So many happy young people and interestinglooking older ones whose acquaintance we are rapidly making! Every day finds us more i I convinced that our choice of a "Rangi" /EXli liner for the trip Home has been the happiest possible." The "Rangi" liners are the only vessels carrying first-class passengers by the Direct Route VIA PANAMA. 168 HEREFORD ST., CHRISTCHURCH TH*N*WZ*ALAND SHIPPING CO LTD Yours For Keeps, New Zealanders October Railways Magazine New Zealanders, you will find a wonderful sixpence-worth ol your country in the October issue of the Railways Masaxine—an ideal gift for friends or relatives overseas. Here are some ol tne big features: A humorous chat on history by Ken Alexander. New Zealand's Soldier Police of the Maori War Days, by James Cowan. .„,„,„., * ,, *. n -k "Pelorus Sound, Where Fiordland is Fairyland," by O. !•>. Gillespie. „ „ ' "In Memory of Katherine Mansfield," by G. N. Morris. . "Dream Places," by Charles Clayton. ; "A Pioneer and a Silk Top Hat," by Rosaline Redwood. Excellent special pages for women, a chat on books and authors, review of sport. 60 Illustrations. 6d AT BOOKSHOPS AND NEWS AGENTS 6d