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Wairarapa Times-Age, 15 December 1939, Page 2

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’XMAS GIFTS We are now showing a really wonderful assortment in our FANCY GOODS & CHINA DEPARTMENT. PYREX CASSEROLES, in ~ clear and assorted colours. From 7/6. '"" , TEASETS, in best makes of English China—--21/-, 25/-, 30/- to 90/-. DINNER SETS, a good range— From 40/-. ENGLISH POTTERY, Vases, g 7 W Flower Jugs and Bowls, in a fine I jg selection. CUT CRYSTAL Jugs, Tumblers, Bowls, Clocks, Sweets Dishes, J-' r Honey Jars. INDIAN HAND-MADE BRASSWARE, in Vases, Bells, Trays, Rosebowls. CALL IN AND INSPECT OUR DISPLAY. “THE FARMERS” (W.F.C.A., LTD.) ’Phone 1600. QUEEN STREET. P.O. Box 442.

THE REAL GERMANY SEE DECEMBER “RAILWAYS MAGAZINE” o | AN STEVENSON, a New Zealand Railwayman, who “ toured Germany on the eve of war, had some very interesting experiences, which he tells well. Other excellent features are: — “CHRISTENNIAL CAPERS.” by Ken Alexander. "THE WITCH'S TIKI" (a story of Maori Magic), by James Cowan. “FOOD-PRESERVING INDUSTRIES OF NEW ZEALAND.” by O. N. Gillespie. “INTRODUCED BIRDS IN NEW ZEALAND." by Mona Gordon. “AROUND THE MUTTON-BIRD ISLANDS." by Rosaline Redwood. “ECHO OF THE SIEGE OF ORAKAU PA.” by A. J. Sheat. “LOVE OF A HAWK FOR HIS MATE." by Jean Boswell. “LITTLE MISS FRECKLES" <a Christmas Story for Children), by Nellie Donovan. © gd—AT BOOKSHOPS & NEWS AGENCIES—geI

CONSULT MORRISON & GILBERD Ltd. OPTICIANS Queen Street - - - - Masterton Also at 48 Willis Street, Wellington.