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Evening Star, Issue 20059, 27 December 1928, Page 13

Special Rail Concessiofis for Picnic Parties. ■ Happy indeed are the memories associated with that popular institution, “ the Picnic Train ” —sunshine, happy faces, and joyous laughter. ° . v Here are a few examples of the remarkably Cheap Return Fares for Picnic Excursions arranged by schools, business houses, friendly societies, trades unions, etc.: Children Adults. (up to 15 years). 9 to 12 miles ... 6s 7d % Is 3d 21 to 25 miles ... Is Is lOd 16 to 50 miles ... Is lid 3s 3d Communicate with the nearest btationmaster, Passenger Agent, or District Manager for full particulars. Who is this Vernon Smith ? He is THE IRONMONGER at VERNON SMITH’S CORNER, in GEORGE STREET, Where most of the “Newly-weds” buy their Pots and Pans and other Household Articles. Cali in and you will see why they like to buy from the “ Corner Shop/* Spend Your Holidays on a Speedwell There’s no better way of spending your holidays than in the pure, fresh air. And it's inox= pensive, too. Only 10s Down AND A SPEEDWELL CYCLE IS YOURS! And the balance in 37 small weekly instalments of 5/ makes ‘ the complete price £9 15/, And it’3 £1 LESS FOR CASH! W. A. SCOTT and Sons 181-183 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. O /T dainty little tubes of fast pure O yj shades-that’s how Fairy Dyes come to you. Think of the bright* ness they can bring into your home. New fresh colours for curtains and frocks-charming harmonies that Stay bright. And Fairy Dyes arc so simple to use. (D B % rnO* 7, J <B/d\ m. m i'h % Mnedlltik Glass [uhes&eoch . JManufactured by Fairy -Dyes Ltd., Glasgow. Sole N.Z. Distributors ;A A. Stichbury Ltd. . Wellington & Auckland The Advertisement Columns of this Journal - i\ are Business Men’s efforts to bring their Shop Windows into your Home. Study them welt