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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 13, 30 January 1937, Page 9

[ "My white wash... shades and shades whiter" w rites Mrs. E. M. Greener, of 42 Carlton Avenue, Wanganui r sucl^^ wh ite as gives? Never in a lifetime. f?or such bright, unfeded I RlHSO /•UlMfil t\\ colours, such new-looking silks; such soft, fluny iTftfl. itA^S » i 1 \ l P* JkZAl unshrunken woollies as those washed in Rinso. V bl ri *■- L\UrKhI' There are special ingredie.nts.in .Rinso whxch make V wlb3 the suds different — milder and richer ana soapy all I ^nePVCthrough. Whatever you wash with Rinso alone is I 6 t^ie was^tu^* No rubbing is needed. I | AMO 80 EA&Y 10 USE — JUSt SPRlHj^E lOtO THE TUI ' A LEVER PRODUCT— Made in Nisw Zealand. 4.169.10NZ

OYSTERS AND IODINE • •Heugb it costs only oner half-penny,. one teaspoonful of GREGG'S SEAMEA ' contains the natural iodino content of thirty teaspoonsful of dried oysters or oysber producta. Why waate, mohey on costly oyster pripductsl Seameal fa cheapest. as well -.aa hesfe.

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\^hati is, stated. ta be the smallest steaxn engine in the world is no.w in Capetown. It is less than Half an inch Mgh — about the size • of a threepenny bit, and is perfeet in every detaiL It is the werk of Mr, J. M. Ewing, .of Kenya, who planned to exhibit it at the Empire Exhibition in south Africa. The exhibition authorities, however, would not take the risk oi putting it on view, as they were afraid it would be pocketed. Mr. Ewing, stated that it is a three-cyHiider, double-acting, piston-valve, freverbinggear steam model engine. It has a bore of three sixty-fourths of an inch, and a. stroke of one-sixteenth of an inch, There ara about 200 paris in lt»