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Wairarapa Times-Age, 9 April 1941, Page 8

“THE BRITISHER’S HOME IS HIS CASTLE.” Q things endure. Como wars —restrictions —still we Britishers cling to our traditions, our fixed ideals. 3 Here, as in England. Britishers have the same solidarity, the same reverence for fine things—and the same flashes of humour. The balance of qualities which begets good taste. £3 That is why Scoullar’s has become a national institution. The names of many of New Zealand's pioneering families have been on our books for three generations. It is, though we take big contract jobs, the family business that we have made our. own. A house furnished by Scoullar’s becomes a home in the true sense of the word. Lovely, intimate and enduring things, furniture to cherish, to hand on to future generations. 3 Every Britisher prefers “smoke in his own grate to a fire in his neighbour's.’’ Whether you want a complete furnishing scheme planed out to the last rose bowl, or an odd piece for a present, we can-deliver il. PLUS that certain cachet which is only 88-90 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. ALSO AT HASTINGS AND BLENHEIM.

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