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Wairarapa Times-Age, 9 June 1939, Page 3

sSsiff Rich brown gravy quickly and easily made with GREGG’S GRAVY POWDER, it thickens, colours and flavours. Highly concentrated—goes farthest/Use with chops, sawsages, steak, et'e. Of all grocers.

OlOiio For all your Saddlery and Canvas Repairs, you cannot do better than bring them to us. ALBERT DONALD'S QUEEN STREET.

CHECK COLDS QUICKLY. TJ OWE VER slight, no cold is without n its dangers—neglected, it can bring complications and perhaps severe illnesses.. BE WISE! Always keep on hand a bottle of “333” COUGH MIXTURE, and at first signs of infection, take a dose or two. The gentle but penetrative goodness of “333” COUGH MIXTURE, against which even the worst of coughs or colds can’t prevail, will relieve congestion, break up phlegm, and bring speedy relief to irritated throat. Only 1/6 and 2/6 bottle, from CAMPBELL’S PHARMACY, “The Family Chemists,” Masterton.

YOU TAX YOUR FRIENDS BY NOT AFFIXING CORRECT POSTAGE TO YOUR LETTERS! SHORT-PAID CORRESPONDENCE IS TAXED DOUBLE THE DEFICIENCY; RATES: ’WITHIN NEW ZEALAND . Id First Ounce, jd each Additional Ounce. AUSTRALIA Id Each Ounce. GREAT BRITAIN, CANADA, FIJI, and all other Empire countries (except Australia), and also Egypt Hd Each Half Ounce. ’U.S.A. and all foreign countries/ 2|d First Ounce, (except Egypt) lid Each Succeeding Ounce. ’Special Rates apply for Air Despatch.

NEW ZEALAND OLD AND NEW WELL PRESENTED IN RAILWAYS MAGAZINE • MEW ZEALANDERS, the June issue of the Railways Magazine gives you some stirring chronicles of the old times; bright descriptions of famous scenes; another helpful review of New Zealand industries; some amusing philosophy of life; the history of Thomas Bracken s New Zealand hymn; a chat on books and authors; original verse; excellent notes and comments fol women; a weH-informed review of sport. About sixty pictures are distributed through the 64 pages. ' An ideal gift for a friend or relative overseas. -AT BOOK SHOPS & NEWS AGENCIES—Sd