A CLEAR WINNER ALL THE WAY Railways Magazine for August KEN ALEXANDER makes merry on the subject of inventions. DR. GUY 11. SCHOLEFIELD tells how the late Edgar Wallace was descended from a pioneer of Wellington. O. N. GILLESPIE shows New Zealand’s remarkable, progress in the manufacture of women's overwear. MERVYN G. McNEIL, in “Youth Takes the Helm,” has a very good review of the recent conference of Maori folk at Auckland. 11. BEATTIE tells of the old-time Maoris’ skill in bushcraft and signalling. Other features include excellent comment on sport, original verse, a chat on books and authors, and very helpful notes and notions for women. A Big Spread of Sixty Pictures. A bright, clean treat for any family, here or overseas. &d— AT BOOKSHOPS & NEWS AGENCIES—Sd
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 August 1939, Page 11
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