Page 6 Advertisements Column 2

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1649, 16 January 1913, Page 6

IS . IT ' ON YOUR TABLE?. We refer, of course) t<* ''K" MARMALADE—that ( ideal breakfast delicacy .'that is growing in favour every day. Marmalade is the "correct" delicacy for the breakfast table, and "K" Marmalade is superior to all others in quality and flavour. Don't buy inferior imported or Colonial' brands; get : the pure wholesome'article from the model "K" Factory in Sunny Nelson. Your Grocer'sells "E."' • KIRKPATWdK ... NELSON. WANTED. ■^7" ANTED, on account of Clients,good IMPROVED and UNIMPROVED FARMS. GRAY ft COCKE OFT,. SMEETON'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. ' . " : -J- ; : • , ■ SUSSEX CHAMBERS, PANAMA St., WELLINdTON (Branch). , ' Representing, in Auckland and Wellington, the underiioled Farmers' Cooperative Associations CHRISTCHURCH, N. 2. Farmers. TIMARU, Canterbury Farmers. OAMARU, North Otago Farmers. DUNEDIN, Otago Faimers. * i .' HOLIDAY SUITS. . all like to be well dressed when mvny .on holiday. If you are going aivay let GRAHAM AND • CO. have your order now for a Suit. , . You will then be'' quite happy in " the knowledge THAT YOU ARE WELL DRESSED AND LOOK . SMART IN ONE OF OUR; PERFECT FITTING SUITS. OUR SELECTION OF SUJt.MER SUIT.INGS IS UNEQUALLED IN ' ■ WELLINGTON.' - GRAHAM AND CO., (Late Kitto andj Graham), First Floor. 212 LAMBTtiN QUAY. . WATSON'S WHISKY is tho i . BEST IN THE WORLD. ■ | CUSTOMHOUSE CLEARING AGENTS. GUSIOMS Entries Passed. Goods forwarded, stored, or sorted: THE COLONIAL CARRYING COY, OF N.Z., LIMITED. 107-109 Customhouse Quay. Shipping and Forwarding Agents to all , • :.'. Parts of the World. .•, AGENTS EVERYWHERE.

"All new arrivals aro washed," .explained a warder to some visitors who were being shown over 1 a model prison. "And If tliey make a fuss?" risked one of the visitors. "Then they are ironed I" Optimistic Wife—"l think cook is improving, don't you?" at 'dinner, to-night/everything but tho black coffee was horrible." Optimistic Wife— "J know, but usually that's bad, too.", Vory Meek Husband—"l just finished writing yolir speech for the club, Mariali." His Wife (not sn meek)—" What's the subject?" Very Sleek Man—'"The J.ad.v Who Will Strike ITcr Husband is No Man." Ma'am—"Well. James. I'm going to start bee-keeping." James—'"Bees is nasty, troublesome things, tiianm. , Ma'am— "Oh, but I (hull start In n very email nrwr—lust «, pair to begin witb,'<