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Wairarapa Times-Age, 7 January 1939, Page 2

_®Tkooaic V E 9 ME From Chemists. Kodak Dealers and KODAK ZEALAND LTD. 292 Lambton Quay and 16 Victoria Street, Wellington wTh. -SAUNDERS, FOR ALL KODAK SUPPLIES. QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON. A FUR NECKLET Will complete your Ensemble. Be sure to purchase yours from the Furriers in Queen Street. NATURAL FITCH, £4/5/-. NATURAL SQUIRREL, £3/3/-. S.A. SKUNK, £3/19/6. and Fir POLAR FUR CO. Renovators. * W Specialists., QUEEN STREET —LTD— MASTERTON WARNING THE A.UCKLAND BOTTLE CO. LTD. yk again draws public notice to the fact that jr the use of its “ABC” branded bottles X X by others than those authorised to do so is /ft DcX illegal, and the company hereby notifies that w X, legal proceedings will be taken against anyone infringing its rights in bottles bearing the registered biand “ABC” in triangle. 'J'lie Company's exclusive rights lo the property in the bottles has been I established by a number of judgments delivered by the Supreme Court of New Zealand. .\n allowance at the market rale for the return of these bottles will be n.ide by anv of the following Marine Store Dealers in Wairarapa, who are aeling as Agents for the collection ami delivery of the above branded bottles. , i J '^ D ' . J S: ; THE AUCKLAND BOTTLE CO. LTD. G. WAYMOUTH, Manager | IT HELPS TO MAKE YOUR NEW YEAR HAPPY NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS MAGAZINE Every month you have the real life and colour of New Zealand given by well-qualified writers. Here are some of the big features of the January issue: — “LITTLE BARRIER—A TAPU ISLE OF BIRDS,” by James Cowan. “THE VIGOROUS ENDERBYS,” Romance of the Old Whaling Days, by C. H. Gordon. “NEW ZEALAND-NURSERY OF THE THOROUGHBRED HORSE,” by O. N. Gillespie. “HE’S TELLIN’ US,” some humorous philosophy of life by Ken Alexander. '' \ “DREAM PLACES,” the Charm of Kauriland, by Leo. Fanning. Chats on Sport, Books and Authors, N.Z. Verse, Women’s World. 60 GOOD PICTURES. An Ideal Gift for Friends or Relatives Overseas. gd—-AT BOOK SHOPS & NEWS AGENCIES—fid “LONG-LIFE” FEATURES OF THE CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH ENGINE Ph e Car that / “Stands up Best.” 1 Hardened Exhaust. Valve Seat A 4 Rings per Piston—2 compresInserts. sion ’ 2 oil control. O Cool Water Spray direct to 5 Sapphire-hard “Anodic” coated Exhaust Valve Seats. Alloy Pistons. T „ Kl .:nniinn o Full-length Water Jackets. (j Full - pressure Lubrication. Every Chrysler-Ply- 5-Passenger Other features inmouth engine has Sedans from C } ud , e r> aluminium alloy pis- t/?? Body, Lock tons—light and al- Hydraulic Bra !/ S ’ most immune to Cushion-power Enwea r. gine Mountings. MIDLAND GARAGE, LTD. I Plymouth & Hillman Dealers - - -