Page 6 Advertisements Column 1

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20129, 26 December 1939, Page 6

' £% W E wish our many customers the very merriest of Christmases . . . and sincerely hope that the Yuletide will be full of happiness and prosperity "GOLDEN POUND? 9 the most suitable BREAD for the Holidays—Because IT STAYS FRESH LONGER .! &■ AS a result of the reduction of ■a*. s tarch content, “GOLDEN POUND’’ Bread keeps fresh for days —making it ideal for the holiday season. WHITE or BROWN, 4d per Loaf . . . Eat “SLICES OF SUNSHINE

.■.V.VV.V.V.VV.V.VV.'.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V. 1 64 Large Coloured Pictures V- Tell The Story '.A #ll, f Bargain for 5 r - New Zealanders! The sixty-four pages of pictures in full ■c colours (each 9 inches by about 7 inches) of the Dominion’s biggest and best souvenir book, “New Zealand Railways Illustrated,” shows you . why your country well deserves the title “Wonderland of the Pacific.” There are also indexed maps of the North and :: South Islands and enough letterpress to do justice to the scenic marvels. This remarkable publication has drawn warm, praise from many people of many countries. -An ideal gift for your relatives or friends here or overseas. The limited issue will be soon sold. ! On sale for 5/- at Railway Bookstalls or direct (5/-, post ;; free) from the Publicity Manager- N.Z. Railways, X Wellington. A Colourful Treat

ins GREF Alt WXL ch«i< A HERALD WANT-AD Helped ME _jren 796 . “1 found the kind of work I wanted through an ad. in the Herald. And I’ve found the best jobs are always advertised first in the Herald’s Classified Section! You can count me in when you check the Want-Ad readers!” /learn watchmaking—cut our e»Uit>c * School. IS6 North ..... ... ....... „ ... ’TTiX *oe<J Ply. * My*. Mr.jbcra »ti o"h » n ° * GlßL—With ehort or-f .aACUI