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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1904, 12 November 1913, Page 10

The New Zealand Express Company's Argyll motor lorry lias now covered nearly 25,00(1 miles in two years' service without any breakdown, . It' lias made frequent long journeys up country, sometimes of between '200 and 300 miles in the rcund trip., carrying full 'roads all the time, nud. crossing tho Paekakariki and Kimutaka saddles. Argvlls nro adopted by tho plincipal municipalities and motor tfaftspcirt efirtipauies iil New Zealand. ■ For Inuncditnta delivery cno 1-tqn Argyll commercial vehicle. J. E. Mtzgerakl Lanibton Quay, Jsoriih Island agent,—Advt,

The oddity of tho names of a I.arg» number o£ varieties of the / gooseberry causes one to wonder how such 'queer appellations originated, says a Homo paper. Tno-to-One. Thunder, Tally-ho, Postman, Lion's Provider, Ocean, Kailway, Roaring Lion, Brown Girl, Pretty Lass, Daft's Mistake, and Careless, are a few of tlidso quaint names. They sound like tho catalogue of a- racing stud. Numerous kind's of gooseberries were raised by the weavers and' workers of Lanciisliirei4hen i 'o tho homely names,

Warner's Tiust-proef Corsets! Do .von know that every Warner Pattern i« d*. signed by an expert in Human anatomv? Onn who knows exactly xliere to place tho boning, for «Up.port. without ahijoyiai Wcllinjjtoa DraDi'rs.-Adrt.