WILLIAMS, HUNT AND CO. (Lato Barr, Leary, and Williams.) Algar T. Williams, E. W. Hunt, F.I.A.N.Z. Sharebrokers, Land and Estate Agents, ' Professional Accountants, 153 Fcathorston Street, Telegrams, "Barley, Wellington." HINTS ON DRESS. EXCI/USIVENESS in Dress should lie the- aim of everyone who is particular about his clothes, for after all it is (ho hall-mark of good appearance, and wo need hardly point out tlio great personal satisfaction which is derived from the knowledge that ono is well dressed. Wo hold that to ho correctly and well dressed need not involve extravagant outlay, and although opinion in regard to <lres3 differs, clothes of the host quality and at a reasonable price- must eventually win tho doy. That wo appreciate thoroughly tho need of to-day is abundantly evident from the steady increase- in our business. A choice assortment of New Suitings just airived. GRAHAM & CO.. (Late Kitto and Graham), Lambton Chambers, 212 Lambton Quay, Pirst Floor. (Opp. Kircaldio ajid Stains.) JAM JAM JAM Has won world-wido honours on account of its PERFECT PURITY and SUPERIOR QUALITY. You can have tho world's best, jam on your table every day if you buy "K" Jam, "K" JAM has won highest awards at the following exhibitions:— 1882. N.Z. Interaationtl Exhibition. ISBS. N.Z. Industrial Exhibition. 188 G. Colonial and Indian Ex., London. 1888. Melbourne International Exhibition. 1893. N.Z. West Coast Exhibition. 1901. Dunediii Horticultural Exhibition. 1903. Indian and Colonial Ex., Liverpool. 190 G. Royal Horticultural Ex., London. 1907. Dublin International Exhibition. 1907. Royal Horticultural Ex., Loudon. 1907. N.Z. International Exhibition. 1908. Royal Horticultural Ex., London. 1908. Franco-British Ex., London. 1909. Imperial International Ex., London. 1910. Japan-British Exhibition, London. 1910. Argentine International Exhibition. 1011. Festival of Empire Ex., London. ' S. KIRKPATRICK & CO., Ltd., NELSON. , . ' - • i I * 1 i i
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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1521, 17 August 1912, Page 4
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