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Sun (Auckland), Volume I, Issue 162, 29 September 1927, Page 10

F:IVE MINUTES’ EXAMINATION IS WORTH A_N HOUR OF DESCRIPTION. A perfectly common-sense statement E:ealising this, we extend to yoj a cordial invitation to visit our Showrooms, and there examine our widely assorted stocks of New Season Wallpapers. If yo 2 cannot call, on request we will be pleased to send you free Patterns. HELL & PLUMMER, LTD., QUEEN STREET. AUCKLAND. BURGOYNE’S HAIR DYE. IN FOUR DIFFERENT SHADES, Which are perfectly Natural and defy detection. PRICE 4s. 4s 6d Post Paid. Agent: A. S. J. LAMB, PHARMACIST, 10 Knrangahape Road, Auckland. IT’S A POSITIVE FACT That you can now have a suit or costume beautifully cleaned and pressed the famous “Crothall Way'* for 7s 6d! Gent.’s hats cleaned and reblocked the “Crothall Way” only 2s 6d! Send along—while you can! CROTHALL WAT CLEANERS AND DYERS LIMITED Under the Distinguished Patronage of H.8..H. the Duchess of York. HEADQUARTERS AND WORKS 33-25 Eden Vale Rd., Mt. Eden 17 Wellesley Street W. (two doors bom Opera House). 48 Customs Street East. 137 Symonds Street. 109 .Dominion Road. Newmarket next Post Office. Ponsonby, opposite Post Office. Onehunga, Queen Street. 34 Victoria Road, Devonport. Also at 56 VICTORIA STREET. HAMILTON. RUST PROMOTES RUST ARE YOU LOSING PART OF THE £500,000,000? For wlilcß the Demon of Rust Is responsible annually. STEELITE” ROOF PAINT IS A PERMANENT INSURANCE AGAINST RUST. MADE IN RED AND GREEN “STE ELITE” supplies a strong, lasting coat, which win completely protect every metal. SMITH & SMITH, LTD. 9-11 ALBERT STREET. HEMINGWAY’S PRACTICAL COURSE IN ACCOUNTANCY provides the surest, quickest and pleasantest means of qualifying as a Professional Accountant. HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, CHANCERS CHAMBERS. O'CONNELL STREET. P.O. Box 516. AUCKLAND. To N.Z. Writers \ j AN OFFER OF HANDSOME PRIZES FOR SHORT STORIES AND POEMS THE SUN’S CHRISTMAS NUMBER pOR its 1927 Christmas Number THE SUN is seeking original and hitherto unpublished short stories and verse. We are offering attractive rewards for the three best performances in each section. .We nope with our 1927 Christmas Numbe r to create new records, and ire offering the following prizes:— Two guineas will be paid for each short story that is published (other than prize-winning efforts). The maximum length for stories is 2,500 words. The decision of the Editor will be final. Manuscript should, if possible, be typed and forwarded to the Editor, THE SUN, 42 Wyndham Street, Auckland, In a flat package clearly marked "Christmas Competitions.” The last folio should contain the name and address of the competitor. Stamps must be enclosed for return in the event of copy being unsuitable. Entries close on November 26.