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Wairarapa Times-Age, 8 July 1940, Page 2

— it is to have my h. thinq Really Clean! Since I discovered Laundrine’s ■■ Magic Lather, all my clothes and Jk blankets have been beautifully ® white and fresh. Laundrine does •..?;• j 1/0 not harm the clothes in the least, T* ' an d wbat with its extra economy I think Laundrine is by far the best , soap I’ve ever used. BROS. LTD. Manufacturers. vmu: proud to show you this fife A?, e> t amwiAU JJERE’S H.M.V’s first contribution to New Zealand’s second 1040'1940 century! It’s just the kind of radio you’ve been looking for, not too big, not too expensive. But the workmanship is there—in the cabinet that's fashioned in inlay from hand rubbed walnut ... in the speaker which reproduces every note as clear as a bell ... in the set itself which is the climax of over 43 years of endeavour in the field of sound. You’ll be proud of this H.M.V.—firstly because it will give you all you want in the world of news and entertainment—and secondly because its richness of tone signifies a set of distinction .. . typically H.M.V. Ask your H.M.V. dealer to show you the new short-wave alphabetical dial . . . the simple tuning scale and all the improvements on this Centennial Model. We recommend it . . . wholeheartedly! LOCAL AGENTS: W. H. SAUNDERS, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.

PRODUCTION FOR VICTORY Great Help of the Railways "T'O men and women on the land and in the faca tories the call has come for the greatest possible production to help in assuring victory for the British Commonwealth and its Allies. For this purpose the Railways, which are one of the mainstays of primary and secondary industries, will be | more helpful than ever. By day and by night the Railways are a material force in the Nation s drive for victory. Railway Transport for National Welfare