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NIGHT WEAR FLORAL WINCEY PYJAMAS In S.W., W\ and O.S. " . ( From 16/11 STRIPED WINCEY PYJAMAS S.W., W. and O.S. From 17/ 6 SHORT SLEEVED WINCEY NIGHTS W. and O.S. Peach and White. . From 11/9 LONG SLEEVED WINCEY NIGHTS S.W., W. and O.S. . . | - Peach and White From 16/11 JOHN CORRY'S 'Phone 471. 1 j i ■ Is your ^7 m/ FIRE INSURANCE / adequate for your protection Jx v: ' When was your current Fire Policy issuedf Iicreased values in all household and personal effects, i ollice equipment, plant, machinery and stock meaa lat any addition of these articles in your home, offico r business has increased the value of your assets. las your Fire Policy been increased to provide dcquate protection, or have you let your old policy, ased on pre-vvar values, run on, thinking to-morrow tcmedy this oversight to-day, for to-morrovr may Seeurc full information NOW from your Local Branch or Agent. NEW ZEALAND NSURANCE COMPANY HEAO OFFICE : AUCKLAND (Branches ond Agencies throughout the World) HZI/7 ^

'A Screw Loose' This saying is too well known to require any enlarging upon. It could, however, be applied to those amateur "experts" who will persist in tinkering with their ownradios, particularly those who fighten up loose screws. . Your radio is finely adjusted for tone and reception, and if you fcid a loose screw it's probably meant to be loose. If your set needs adjusting or repairing, take it where it will be done best — take it to J. R. MAUNDER'S RADIO AND MUS1C CENTRE, 305 Oxford Street, Levin. 'Phone 486.