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Ho creaking JwlM™ about the mWmffWr Blackout ' Jv/ We know the blackout is exasperating, annoying, inconvenient, and'so on. But war is war, and if—which heaven forbid—enemy planes did fly over one night, we, like you, would be very irate indeed if a chink of light was showing. So let's stop fooling with the blackout. Scoullars have all the materials to make your blackout scheme permanent and perfect. And, afte- all, once the job is done, you can say goodbye to the warden's peremptory knock for the duration, which, we might observe is definitely something. Here you are then: BLACKOUT CLOTH— Good heavy fabric in Green, Brown or Blue to suit your temperament or colour scheme. It's double width. From 6/6 yard BLACKOUT PAPER— The famous grey paper which does a perfect and inexpensive job of light hiding. l It's 3 feet wide. 6d. yard BLACKOUT SHADES— lnexpensive and decorative, these shades keep the light in the room. These are showing in a full range of pleasant colours. From 2 / 6 eac!l DON'T LET YOUR . NATIONAL SAVINGS ACCOUNT LIE DOWN £ _ ON THE JOB. KEEP IT MOVING EVERY 88-90 LAMBTON QUAY, Also at Hastings and Blenheim.

“LUCKY CHARM” ART UNION RESULTS FIRST PRIZE £2OOO NO. 165646 SECOND PRIZE £5OO NO. 15232 THIRD PRIZE £250 NO. 159487 FOURTH PRIZE £l5O NO. 180218 FIFTH PRIZE £lOO NO. 39196 100 PRIZES OF £lO EACH 10393 30594 4726 T 62543 84437 116870 133761 160773 17 ’'*55 15110 31772 49576 64119 , 87701 118216 135772 164924 179691 190018 15437 35005 50007 71548 ’ 88412 122542 ‘ 140298 167167 ’BlOO6 16161 40994 50835 76870 95378 122904 142875 167435 181338 191980 7W 41735 51740 78526 97243 125681 151929 168034 181811 192410 - 20150 43240 51980 81798 101498 128810 151994 170977 ’84449 20349 44631 56687 82211 103036 129094 154070 173693 ’84942 20566 45950 57840 83930 104007 129855 154538 ’’5738 ’85878 ’’sBlB 46339 58541 83935 110516 130558, 154952 178335 186=87 197716 26982 47215 62039 83986 110796 131608 156414 179225 188224 198298 200 PRIZES OF £5 EACH 10747 26740 43829 57541 80978 , 94246 H 7036 134762 156213 179907 11560 27043 47719 58422 81401 94574 119643 135122 156451 80371 11983 27056 47978 58714 81792 95099 119672 ’35296 156490 83876 12415 28704 48116 59416 82025 95231 119839 135409 184073 12971 30090 48372 60139 82183 95590 120497 135467 13367 30789 48409 60468 83107 95611 120943 137216 163230 189593 14183 31187 48740 60844 83120 96994 122711 138404 14423 31347 48887 62678 83185 97709 125341 140999 14730 31390 49647 63387 83537 102383 125440 ’41075 J ’”77 14755 35359 49767 63512 83688 106050 129267 ’44583 * 20007 35652 50513 72096 84369 106642 129563 ’45000 171812 21987 36565 51399 72350 87727 110122 129691 ’48570 ’73282 ’’’’ Q 22072 36758 51752 75994 88160 110302 129841 149432 176324 192229 S°2 7 6 8 IS! MM3 ?6i?6 85395 110468 129978 149549 176508 192284 22466 39362 52395 76627 89850 110539 129986 151755 176707 192745 22676 39853 53861 76799 90095 110680 131067 152494 176886 195549 23516 «o” 55i« 77M4 • 90478 111937 131165 152551 177359 196869 23769 42089 56025 77178 90769 112940 131834 153156 178058 197649 24146 42252 56566 77499 90808 113727 132251 153406 ’79052 25738 42452 56596 77548 93866 114894 132677 154045 179834 199829 A. BU ,t 26th, 1942. H.MVARTHUR,™> B MESSRS- HAMMOND fr McARTHUR LTBm z 0 ST Ife aßg* EH B ~JM|MnB P.O. Box HO, Weihngtoa. M wSi vl 8 S iMM Please send me •• • • tickets in IN fHEra Hi B JSiifanffIIHIWBMBIWI BAG" Art Union (Tickets 2/6 each). I enclose postal K note for £ : . olso stamped, addressed .9 JB pnvplonp for reply. (Postage stamps not accepted in|| b V 1 C payment of tickets). 6 aS NAME K j I | j I *^ r -> Mrs - of M ' ss> If p yl JL * X * jL address |

S® BEGG’S WILL BUY: F TTERE’S news—good news. It’s Begg’s unique Pianos an<3 Orgms, I 11 Purchasing Plan to conserve musical Gramophones Violins, B instruments and electrical appliance* of which Drums, All Band Instru B r * • -i mants Guitars, Cellos, ■ importation and manufacture is temporarily s^ op hones Ukuleles, | suspended. gasses, Piano | Begg’s Mill buy for cash all used articles listed Accordions, Radios, fl at right. Begg’s will expertly recondition them. Washing Machines, B make them available to the public “as good as Refrigerators, I new”. If you have any musical instruments or Clean I electrical appliances (as listed) in your home, bring them in to Begg’s, or write describing , . their condition for Begg’s valuation. Turn disused articles into cash—to the benefit of yourself, others, and the economic interests of the Country as a whole. i —w*** lB "*’ S — ‘“TTZTbegG' S PIJIICHOI.IG I»L11 sponsored BT sTS tme nation MANNERS ST., WELLINGTON

k thanlu De Witts "My husband is a firm believer in De Witt’s Antacid Potvder. We always keep it in the house. I also give it to the children if they show signs of biliousness." Mrs, T. R. Here is another family which fears neither indigestion nor stomach upsets, thanks to De Witt's Antacid Powder. Cooking is indeed a pleasure, with the whole family really enjoying their food. De Witt’s Antacid Powder neutralises acidity, tlie cause of stomach pains, soothes and protects tlie stomach lining and helps to digest your food. That is why it is tlie popular family standby for all digestive troubles. | ANTACiD POWDER For Indigestion, Acid Stomach, Heartburn, Gastritis, Flatulence, Dyspepsia. BAD LEGS ami Varicose Ulcer® VJRL'.X treatment is simplest method Known Hems worst cases in 4 to ti dressings. "T'.te now for Free Booklet. Varex Ltd.. Box “■ Wellington.

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Dominion, Volume 35, Issue 282, 27 August 1942, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 35, Issue 282, 27 August 1942, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 35, Issue 282, 27 August 1942, Page 8

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