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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2323, 3 December 1914, Page 4

■ I BE PATRIOTIC! USE NEW, ZEALAND GOODS, (TREAT BRITAIN ie saying to her people, "Buy British-made Goods." To .Now Zeala.nders may be said) "Buy New Zealand-made Goods." There'e a three-fold advantage in using "K" Products. You get the best quality—you save money —and you support New Zealand industry. When buying Jam, Marmalade, Tomato Sauce, Preserved Fruits, Plum Puddings, Mince Meat, Lemon Cheese, Condiments, and Spices, be sure you get the "K" Brand, and not imported lines. '. © ' ■ ' . ";' "K" Goods are made: under ideal conditions, in a model factory that is always open to public • inspection. . "K" Goodß are so pure and delicious that they will give you perfect satisfaction. . ■ Try them To-day I KIRKPATRIOK, NELSON; LONDON AND. LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. FlßE.—Lowest Rates aad Prompt Settlements. , ■ . MARINE.—AII Classes Covered, including Personal Luggage, against - "All/Risks.' . > x - ■;• AGcFdENT.—Employers' Liability, and . a most Liberal Personal Accident Policy, including a List of Diseases. SECURITY to Policy-holders, :.»■■- £4,312, 3SI. Full information can be obtained ali JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., CHIEF AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS, WELLINGTON. GRAND HOTEL, AUCKLAND, N.Z., The leading Hotel of the City. Patronised by the Suite of Their Koyal Highnesses the Prince /md Princess of Wales, and Governors of Australia and New Zealand.' .Fitted to Promote Every Comfort. Motor-cars meet all Boats' and Trains. Cable Addrees,- "Grandee," Auckland. JAMES ROLLESTON, ."■.': . . Proprietor. COMMENT ON THE FINE DISPLAY OF ENGLISH ;■ ■ SUITINGS IN MILLIGAFS NEW SHOWROOMS, : EELBTJRNE AVENUE, IS UNNECESSARY;. '■' A VISIT of Inspection will convince , you of the advantage of making: selections from them for your .. ' / ;.■• SUMMER SUITS,:: ~,, : ;- ' MONEY TO LEND>U. I IN ANY SUSS,,on Approved freehold Security, at Lowest Current Bates. . Repayment by 'instalments, can the arranged ' <\ '.'-■■'.:it'v\ ■ ■ ■'. -.. V. '•: •■'• SIR KENNETH" DOUGLAS/ ' ; :. : '■ '. ■ Solicitor,- . V~' ::;■ Tel. No. 81. • ■./:: : ,: J 81 Hunter.Street. :■' ■ ;: v'.;=V;money to.'lend;' .^( ; ;: ' ■' on' approved:freehold . segu- •. RITIES at'.the LOWEST RATES ruling: in the Dominion., Ap'ply::at.once. ' v'fklßK AND WILSON, Solicitors, Panama Streetj :;...' Wellington. , \, . "For Information relating to, I Patents' -And trade marks, : ,.; consult •■■■■. •'•. ■ . .j" ; balwin and rayward, '■■;'/■ ■ 'PATENT 'ATTORNEYS, ■ ' >. ;N.Zi rlnsurance Buildings,; Wellington, 'C-V 1 E. B. DAVIS AND CO..'! ' ,'"■" '•■'.■ ■"■■ TaiWrs, , ■' ~: ■, •' : 201LAMBTON QUAY, v ; 'THE HOUSE FOR QUALITY. , .TSTE ARE FIRST with ,thb.New>O6l.VYvoura, Weaves, Styles, and Patterns. All choice fabrics for the Spring. Come and see them. ' ','■■ '■'. ' '/.'■- •■' ■ ■• '••■ •■ .;,;: .PR1CE............ J S6 6s.'to ,£7;7ji:., . , ;■■ --WATSON'S; WHISKi;;;/ : : IS THE : . ■'•' BEST- IN.'?HE WORLD,.-.: • THE RUTLAND ",. ■ WANGANUI (Under Vice-Regal Patronage). HAS been renovated and refurnishet throughout, and ie now admitted tn bo one of the best appointed and furnished Hotels in the Dominion. .'Phone i. Telegrams: "Rutland," Wanganui, S. L'. PARSONS, Proprietor. THE WEATHER ■ ', ■'.. . * Present indications era for decieasins southerly winds, changing to westerly and northerly . shortly, and then increasing in and eouthwarcte of Cook. Strait: ' Fair to cloudy weather probable in tho northern and East Coast ■ districts, but changeable and showery conditions on the West Ooaet and in tho southernmost districts of tho South leland. ; The barometer hne a rising tendency at present, but ia due to fall iE'tho south, shortly. Tho barometer has risen and moderate to strong south-westerly irinde have predominated. ' 000 l and changeable weather hae prevailed mid scattered ahpwere have beon reported. D. 0. BATEB. Meteorological Office, Wellington, December 2, 19H. ' , DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.} Mastcrton, December 2.—Cloudy. FeathcTCton, December 2—Fine, but cloudy. ■ ■ An indication of the friendly feeling in New York towards France is afforded by tho appointment of a ,, committee to discuss the election ol ! a life-sized equestrian statue of Joan of Arc in some public square in tho city,