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Press, Volume L, Issue 14885, 27 January 1914, Page 9

Ipllll Appreciates Tucker's Engagement Rings. """* stand out ''or good appearance, and WM' re P resent the Jeweller's art in secure \» f U The K*S that means so ftfWb mUC , ShoUld a S °° d one -« ne oi those you jASjfaf " «c here m such assortment. We show the Jmd mOSt o P-t°- d ate designs at lowest gffflftgglga Pn«s consistent with high quality. Can we I send you a Size Card and Catalogue ? F If I 247 H,GH STREET If fell White Hart Buildings I THE RING SPECIALIST. t. 'BTD'lC.nliny t> v* » Mm, »,„. n-i __

PUBLIC NOTICES. OFFICES TO LET. rTTE hte » SUITE of from TWO to FIVE FRONT OFFICES TO LET on First Floor of oar Bui'din?, Central Chambers, 132 Hereford street. Low rent to good tenant. JLVWSON, STEWART and BECKETT, 19 Public Accountants. TO ADVERTISERS. SATURDAY EDITIONS 08 , "TEE EVENING NEWS." rTBE OFFICE of "THE EVEN--1 ING NEWS" IS OPEN ON SATURDAYS until 5 p.m. AFTER THIS HOUR ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE . PUBLISHER. OJU HOTELS. WHERE TO STAY AT TIMARU. HYDRO GRAND HOTEL, overlooking Caroline iiay and Harbour. New Zealand's Premier Winter Rceort. The !«jgc»i » n< * 381 m °dern Private Hotel ia ihe Domin:on. -pacious baSconiee on each floor. Eight}' ' tjouslt furnished rooms. Six up-to-date bathrooms. Tho only hotel in \'«w Zealand with salt -water baths (hot and cold). Suites for families. Tariff on applicaim ' B. C. JONES, Proprietor. BOiUMUN HOTEJj, STAFFORD STREET. NORTH TTiIARU. rpHIS Hotel has recently been built, and is J. ÜBiurpasaed as a Modern Hotel, 'ihe euly hcanaed hou»e overlooking Caroline a%y aad Harbour. Th* hotel ii Itted with eleetTto light, and the accommodation is superior for commercial gentlemen and tourieta. Tariff 10a. C7isi J. REILLY. Proprietor. FEUIT FROM TONGA. ■ : * A GRIEVANCE AGAINST NEW ZEALAND. (press association telegram.) WELLINGTON, January 26. Tho peopte of Tonga have a grievance against the New Zealand Government, and, according to the Premier of the Tongan Group (Mr Tuiyakano), tho Isianueis feel sore at their treatment. -Uγ Tuirakano told a reporter to-day that, fruit, especially oranges and tomatoes, would fie much cheaper m .New , Zealand if. Tonga was treated in tho same way as thoCjok Islands.. •"I suppose," ho said, "that tho< lact that tjii> Cook. Islands are a dependency of New Zealand accounts for the Rarotongan oranges being scut hero in fairly Mirjje quantities. Now, in Tonga, aud* especially Vavau, we grow tho finest oranges in the South Sea Islands, but you never hare them in New Zoalant*. Ti'jre are regulations which say that before we can send oranges to your Dominion, the shippers must sign a certificate that they have been grown, ono mile from a fly-infested orchard. This is no use to us. Oranges grow well on our Islands. It is true that the fly is in some of them, but we arc willing to exercise the greatest care before j we pack the fruit, and to have inspec-tion-in Auckland or Wellington, provided we can open up trade with you. As to oranges, we could send you our best fruit, and thus cheapen your prices. -Tomatoes we could supply you is-Jth for nine months of the year, but we are all tho time up against your regulations. At the same time we on our side could- enforce restrictions, and wo are willing to allow the most severe inspection on arrival, and I consider that the Dominion would be greatly benefited by having this extra supply of good fruit on its markets. These matters were brought under the notice of the Prime Minister (the lit. Hon. W. F. Massey) to-day by Mr Tmvaknno, who paid Mr Massey an official vi&it. The Prime Minister's reply was to the effect that tho representations .uncle by the Tongan authorities to the New Zealand Government would receive eenous consideration, as he thought it would be a good idea if fruit could be cheapened far the New Zealand people.

IT NEVER FAILS. "For years ye have been usinjj Chamberlain's CouffL Remedy," says Mr Herbert H. Wootlhcad. Wontworth. N.S.W. "Wβ have six children and never use anything else for jhe treatment of coughs, colds, and bronchial complaints. I confidently recommend Chamberlain's Couch Remedy to everyone, more especially to parents, who. like myself, nave youn , ;; children's health to safagiiard*. It never fails to civo relief in all cases."—Sold by all Chemists and Storekeepers. 1

HANDSOME ■ ■ r Having been successful in securing a portion of the order for Silver* Challenge Cups for the Canterbury Senior Cadets, we are now exhibiting these in our window. They are fine examples of the silversmith's handiwork, . - and give some idea of the breadth of range of Challenge i Trophies we frequently supply for Golf, Polo, Hunt, ; Racing, and Athletic Clubs requirements. \ THEY ARE WELL j WORTH SEEING / I \SILVERSKITH^