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The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 7, Issue 5 (September 1, 1932)
A Long Distance Order
A Long Distance Order.
That the value of our Magazine as a first-class advertising medium is not confined to New Zealand, is indicated by the following letter, received recently by Messrs. George and Doughty Ltd., Wellington, from Mr. C. F. Drake, Mankato, Kansas, U.S.A.:—
“I enclose draft for 7/- for which please forward me by parcel post, one pair of your Pyjamas in good warm, heavy Winceyette material, as advertised in the New Zealand Railways Magazine, at 5/11.
“I have added 1/1 to cover foreign postage. Please send in size to fit chest measurement of 44 inches, and in blue, prevailing colour, or your best selection.”
Tender skins which become rough, red and chapped with winter's cold should be treated each night with Sydal Emollient. Sydal is free from harmful fats, and keeps the skin soft and white despite exposure. 1/-, 2/- and 7/6 jar.
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“Like virgin Parchment, capable of any inscription.”-Messinger
Our Children's Gallery.—(1) Joyce and Keith Shingleton; (2) Wilfred Mutton; (3) Trevor and Joan Hayes; (4) Malcolm McLean; (5) Eric, Gwen, Gordon and Dora Tietjens; (6) Betty Cummings; (7) Neville Sehoder and Teddy Langford; (8) James and Francis Quinn; (9) Dan and Nessie Cummings; (10) June and Bruce Dunstance; (11) Clarice, Walter and Olive Butler; (12) Joan, William and Patricia Kelly—all from Kaiwarra, Wellington.