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Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 April 1938, Page 4

’SMOKE SILVER FERN FOR ’ ™X'WOi/ffi^X6'^nWa.*Kss^ts> s • ( ..o«*L f rffly \ll vtfl I £sik./Z) 19 FINE CUT or COARSE CUT If© V UM

Rail Trips For Families THE BIGGER THE FAMILY, THE GREATER THE SAVING The Railways carry father and (or) mother and ALL of their children under 16 years of age for journeys of not less than 20 miles at the price of three adult 2nd class return tickets. LEARN ALL ABOUT THIS BIG CONCESSION. Full details from the popular, sixpenny Pocket Guide or from your nearest Stationmaster.

HfMK. you wri*iM win • • JSh W - X--.. -.. From .< ttOjilLr •’ KODAK ZEALAND LTD. s?’. •' ’• i 292 Lambton Quay and 16 Victoria ft' ' x • Street, Wellington. I. 'W" ' *3 And from Chemists and Kodak Dealers : - : : ••' W. H. SAUNDERS, For all Kodak Supplies. Queen Street, Masterton.

Anyone Can Make a Loaf of Bread J>UT Fairey’s Famous Bread is made by a Master Baker. Bread-making is his business. He has studied it and has years of experience. BREAD is called “the Staff of Life,” and well back into history bread was the first essential to a meal. BETTER Bread'costs no more than any other. Fairey’s Bread is famous. If you are not eating the bread made by Fairey’s .... TRY IT! THE CHAMPION BAKERIES, LTD., QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. Depots: SCOTT & ALLEN, Grocers, First Street, Lansdowne; GIBBS, Fruiterer and Florist, Queen Street; KELLY’S STORE, Lincoln Road; YATES’ CASH GROCERY, No. 3 Shop, Queen Street; THE LONDON PIE SHOP, Bannister Street; McGAVIN’S, Grocer, Queen St.; THEAKER’S STORE, Grocer, Pine Street; MBS STIDOLPH. Johnstone St.; E. 0. RUSSELL, QueenSt.; 0. Falk, 102 Bannister St.