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ford stn i I r. r „ mme ij styles for "" ' -flexible li'ortable. yoar ««,«-- ..iU *ho* jjrfa on request. lIICKWORTH, TURNER & CO, LTD, Christchurch. jfakers of ■ * *•* ii 33 F5575—37.3 « You can now obtain "Amber Tips'' from all grocers in handy-sized 21b, canisters, which-fill many a use on the pantry shelf after being emptied. These solidly-built canisters are pure extra value, as " Amber Tips" costs no more this way than in |lb. and lib. packages. FINE Tea. mrnmmimm^^mm^mmi^M

Some very fine granite is at present displayed in Mr John Tait's yard in Cashel street, Christchufcb. Tnis sfcons is the product of the Bluff Granite Company., Ltd., from their works at Bluff, and for beauty and quality is unexcelled by similar stone in any part of the world. It is equal to the famous Aberdeen, and it is said to be superior to the Russian black. The stone; lias been favourably commented upon by all visitors to the monumental yard, and they weife surprised when told that it was a New Zealand production arid so close at hand. The work of sawing and polishing was all done at Bluff with latest appliances driven by electric power. Until this machinery ■ was installed a short time ago, this stone had to. be sent out of the country to be treated. Now the Bluff people are developing the field on a large scale, and are appealing to the people of the Dominion to assist them with cash to secure more machinery to cope with the increasing demand. To any6ne interested, Mr Tait will be pleased to show them the stone, • and the company's broker, Mr Arthur L. Gray, Stewart Dawson Buildings, High street, or any member of the Christchurch Stock Exchange, will supply prospectus and particulars of the promotion of this promising concern on application. G

A penknife with a'blade made from Taranaki iteel was au mterostm'g Bouvdnir displayed by Mr Parcy bcott Lec-watt at a luncheon tendered him Plymouth by tihs Chamber of Commerce, states the "Taranaki Herald." Mr Leggatt is a principal of the firm of Summerson and Son, Ltd., of Darlington, where tosta were- made last year conoermng tho adaptability of Taranaki ironsand tor iron and 6teel manufacture. Mr Loggatt told the gathering that alter the test he decided to -Have the blades forged as a memento.

No bad ■ aftereffects witlr WABiiO WORM FIGS. Wonderful Worm wor-